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November 7, 2000Photographs by Graciela Iturbide make up a retrospective of one of the most important and celebrated artists working in Latin America today....
November 7, 2000Berry-Hill will exhibit the work of Everett Shinn exactly 200 years after his first show in New York in 1900 a critical and commercial success that launched the artist's remarkable career....
November 7, 2000A fixture in the city's cultural community for nearly a century, the club pioneered support for art appreciation and patronage in New England....
November 7, 2000This special exhibition commemorates the firm's 40-year relationship with the artist and comprises 60 recent paintings in oil....
November 7, 2000"Photographs by Leonard Freed of African Americans and the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s" will be on view at Lee Gallery to December 22....
November 7, 2000Tales of fine art and sour grapes...New legal woes for Christie's and Sotheby's...Phillips comes through as a major auctoin contender......
November 7, 2000The village of Stonington may have only 900 residents but with 15 antiques shops in town business is brisker than anyone might suppose....
November 7, 2000Fox TV and Amazon.com bet on the Super Bowl of sales events....
November 7, 2000The company, a provider of e-marketing tools and distribution for traditional auctioneers, announced last week that they will close on a $12 million deal....
November 7, 2000The museum's holdings of Byzantine and early Medieval art constitute the preeminent collection in the United States....
November 7, 2000The pieces were consigned from one collection owned by a private trust, an assemblage that is considered to be the one of the most valuable gatherings of Chinese art to have ever appeared at auction....
November 7, 2000Americana made its annual auction appearance in New York, Boston and online, with several surprising results. ...
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