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October 8, 2019Ed Ruscha walked the runway this week as Christie’s offered 35 works from the Fred and Laura Clarke collection that brought more than $7 million, led by “Wavy Robot,” 1975, gunpowder...
October 8, 2019By Kristin Nord MYSTIC, CONN. – With the opening of the 5,000-square-foot Collins Gallery, a jewel tucked in the Mystic Seaport Museum’s Thompson Exhibition Building, the institution launched...
October 1, 2019Photos Courtesy Laura Beach and Yale University Art Gallery ORANGE, CONN. – Yale University Art Gallery (YUAG) officially unveiled new state-of-the-art facilities housing its working library of more...
October 1, 2019Review and Photos by Jackie Sideli WEST BARNSTABLE, MASS. – This year’s Cape Cod Glass Club Show and Sale, sponsored by the club and running September 14-15, took place at the Cape Cod Community...
October 1, 2019Review and Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring NEW YORK CITY – The second annual Trading Day on Tuesday, September 17, at the Manhattan Art & Antiques Center (MAAC), was billed as “a revival...
October 1, 2019Nicholas Bell has been breaking the mold since his college days at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver. A political science student, he discovered material culture from a US history professor who also...
October 1, 2019Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara ATLANTA – A lightning strike to the air-conditioning in one of the two giant buildings at the Scott Antique Market for the September 12-15 weekend during a late...
October 1, 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack CRANSTON, R.I. – On Saturday September 21, Bruneau & Co conducted one of its regularly scheduled auctions of comic books and pop culture toys, such as those...
October 1, 2019NEW YORK CITY — An archive documenting the records of the Dickinson & Shrewsbury salt work, including extensive slave labor correspondence, led Swann Auction Galleries’ September 26 sale of Printed...
October 1, 2019CHICAGO — Hindman’s September 26 postwar and contemporary art sale realized more than $3.4 million and was led by a session of rare paintings by the Hairy Who? and the Chicago Imagists that surpassed...
October 1, 2019WOLCOTTVILLE, IND. — Folk art surprises led the first day of Strawser Auction Group’s September 25-28 sale as five lots, the highest bearing a $300 estimate, sold for a combined $39,825. The lots were...
October 1, 2019BOSTON — An unframed, unstretched oil on canvas from Norman Wilfred Lewis (American, 1909-1979) sold at Skinner’s September 26 American and European Works of Art sale for $183,000. The 38-by-56-inch...
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