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July 5, 2016DALLAS, TEXAS—The Liz Claiborne and Arthur Ortenberg Collection of tribal art and rarities from the American/Canadian Northwest headline Heritage Auction’s summer Ethnographic Art: American Indian,...
July 5, 2016Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack; Additional Photos Courtesy Tremont Auctions NEWTON, MASS. — For their June 19 sale, Doug Stinson and Brett Downer of Tremont Auctions put together a select group...
July 5, 2016NEW YORK CITY — “Dadaglobe Reconstructed,” on view at the Museum of Modern Art through September 18, reunites more than 100 works by 40-plus artists that were submitted to Tristan Tzara for his planned...
July 5, 2016BROOKLYN, N.Y. — The Brooklyn Museum will present “Who Shot Sports: A Photographic History, 1843 to the Present,” on view July 15–January 8, in the most comprehensive survey of the art of sports...
July 5, 2016WENHAM, MASS. — This rare, late Nineteenth Century Chinese jade stone carving, 8 inches tall, on its original carved hardwood stand, was reported stolen on Friday, July 1, between noon and 2 pm, during...
July 5, 2016WENHAM, MASS. — John McInnis sold the contents of Henry D. Audesse’s 30-room home here July 1–2. The fine French furniture, statuary, porcelains, books and artwork, attracted world wide bidders,...
July 5, 2016President and founder of Stair Galleries, Colin Stair spent 15 years with Sotheby’s Restoration, specializing in the fine points of period furniture conservation and restoration, before founding his auction...
July 5, 2016CHICAGO — Curators at the Art Institute of Chicago walk through a selection of objects and the collecting spirit that brought them together in the museum’s new exhibition “Vanishing...
July 1, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Now through July 10 and in honor of the Independence Day holiday, the Morgan Library & Museum is exhibiting an inscribed first edition of Berlin’s famous song, “God Bless America,”...
July 1, 2016ANDOVER, MASS. — A rare 19-star flag that once flew on America’s first battleship, the USS Constitution, also known as “Old Ironsides,” is being conserved by Museum Textile Services, a textile...
July 1, 2016OAKLAND, CALIF. — On June 18 and 19, Clars Auction Gallery hosted what would result in the firm’s second largest sale in its 44-year history. More than $3 million was realized throughout the course...
July 1, 2016LONDON — Christie’s $133.2 million Defining British Art sale on June 30 was led by Henry Moore’s ground-breaking 1951 Modernist sculpture “Reclining Figure: Festival,” which sold after...
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