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October 26, 2021Salvador Salort-Pons has been at the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) since 2008, when he joined its ranks in the curatorial department; he was eventually appointed director, president, and chief executive...
October 26, 2021By Laura Beach WATERFORD, CONN. – In the early spring of 2019, Karen DiSaia – dealer, show manager and volunteer – was working with Diana Bittel and the Philadelphia Museum of Art to organize...
October 26, 2021Review and Photos by Rick Russack MILFORD, N.H. – Jack Donigian has been running weekly fall, winter and early spring shows for a long time. Forty-five years, to be precise – first in Nashua,...
October 26, 2021Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Freeman’s PHILADELPHIA – As expected, at Freeman’s Asian art auction on October 14, a rare imperial “Emperor Emeritus” celadon-white...
October 26, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Clars Auction Gallery OAKLAND, CALIF. – Clars Auction Gallery offered more than 1,450 lots in its Fine Art & Antique Auction October 16-17, with...
October 26, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Bertoia Auctions. VINELAND, N.J. – In June of this year, Bertoia Auctions unveiled the premier sale from one of West Virginia’s greatest toy collectors,...
October 26, 2021Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy New Haven Auctions BRANFORD, CONN. – Americana from estates and collections, including folk art, outsider art, period furniture, paintings and accessories,...
October 20, 2021PHILADELPHIA — As expected, at Freeman’s Asian art auction on October 14, a rare imperial “Emperor Emeritus” celadon-white jade seal of great cultural and historical importance sat at the top of the 256 lots...
October 20, 2021BRANFORD, CONN. — Americana from estates and collections, including folk art, outsider art, period furniture, paintings and accessories, were the main attractions at Fred Giampietro’s New Haven Auctions...
October 20, 2021OAKLAND, CALIF. — Paintings were a strong category in Clars Auction Gallery’s October 16-17 sale, with “Wakapapa River” by New Zealand painter Peter McIntyre (1910-1995), which sold for $16,510....
October 20, 2021VINELAND, N.J. — The first locomotive that German toy manufacturer Marklin made for the American market brought $90,000 and led the way at Bertoia Auctions’ second sale offering the collection of the late...
October 20, 2021MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — It was no surprise that this Connecticut River Valley Hadley chest would bring the highest price of Skinner’s sale of Marion Atten’s collection of early furniture and accessories....
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