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September 12, 2000An exhibit highlighting Hancock Shaker Village's own collection of gift drawings, which has not been seen as a whole in over a decade. With fewer than 200 gift drawings extant in public and private collections...
September 5, 2000Auction sites still hesitate to provide services for wary consumers....
September 5, 2000This first comprehensive historical examination of American art criticism will include some of the most powerful images in American art, along with others that received attention only in their own time....
September 5, 2000On loan at Historic Deerfield are 12 pieces of communion and baptismal silver that have been in the possession of a Northampton church since the late Eighteenth and early Nineteenth centuries....
September 5, 2000The Fischbach Gallery presents recent landscape paintings by Timothy Arzt -the artist's first solo show there....-
September 5, 2000Two siblings have agreed to pay $135,000 in taxes, penalties and interest to settle a decade-long dispute over priceless religious artwork their brother stole....
September 5, 2000Selections from the museum's important holding of Mesoamerican and Pacific Northwest materials will be de-installed for at least a year....-
September 5, 2000The Charles E. Burchfield journals contain an exceptional amount of documentary material about the celebrated watercolorist's life, interests, paintings, business, dreams, weather and nature observations,...
September 5, 2000In question was the propriety of Butterfields' offering of the seven-inch-long Icarosaurus siefkeri at auction in San Francisco and Los Angeles and, for the first time, online....
September 5, 2000For the first time in Scotland, live cyberspace bidding was available to buyers via the Auction Channel's NetBidLive. ...
September 5, 2000Former Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was the clear winner in the bidding stakes, topping the poll at $16,775, with 39 bids placed on her puppet - in patronizing pose....
September 5, 2000Through October 15, the Portland Museum of Art estimates that 80,000 to 100,000 pairs of eyes will be musing over the many canvases and selected drawings displayed in this exhibit....
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