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August 15, 2000An important group of memorials included a hand-drawn and colored 1784 image depicting trees and urns....
August 15, 2000On view through September 3, this is the first New York exhibition devoted to the artist's work and the first in this country since 1979....
August 8, 2000These examples of Nineteenth Century sterling silver flatware, many pieces never before publicly exhibited, will be on display at the Lauren Stanley Gallery....
August 8, 2000One of the earliest crafts developed by man, basketry was an essential activity and a product used by every nomadic tribe and all civilizations for the gathering, carrying and storage of goods....
August 8, 2000The Hewitt Collection of African-American Art travels to Howard University....
August 8, 2000Upholding tradition at the Union League of Philadelphia....
August 8, 2000The show is an outgrowth of the Pluralism Project at Harvard University, a decade-long study of America's changing religious landscape. ...-
August 8, 2000The American Association of Museums has adopted new ethical guidelines, prompted by the furor over last year's "Sensation" exhibit. ...
August 8, 2000What has beem created may come to dominate the national Arts and Crafts auction scene....
August 8, 2000"The Patriot" steps on Don Troiani's toes....
August 8, 2000A look at fine art on the Internet with icollector.com....
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