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February 25, 2015SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The exhibition, “Prendergast to Pollock: American Modernism from the Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute” is on view through May 10 at the Everson Museum of Art
February 20, 2015HARTFORD, CONN. – Carnival: from the Italian carne, signifying meat, and levare, a verb meaning “to lift.” In the Catholic year, the period known as Lent. Meat-free, a period of self-denial,...
February 20, 2015A new exhibition that opened in January and runs until January 3, 2016, at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA) explores ceramic art from the late Nineteenth Century to today-from the Arts and Crafts...-
February 20, 2015CHARLESTON, S.C. – “It was a great sale,” said Copley Fine Art Auctions co-principal Steve O’Brien of his firm’s February 12 winter sale at the American Theater. The sale’s...
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February 20, 2015DEERFIELD, MASS. — Historic Deerfield, Inc., announces the addition of Christine Ritok to its staff in the role of associate curator. Prior to joining Historic Deerfield, Ritok was the Associate...
February 18, 2015FAIRFIELD, MAINE — Jim Julia’s winter auctions always do well, despite the icy grip that Old Man Winter puts on the state of Maine in early February. His firm’s three-day winter fine art, Asian and antiques...
February 18, 2015TOLLAND, CONN. — The running joke is that if a snowstorm is coming, it must be Tolland weekend and indeed the 49th edition of the Tolland Antiques Show on Sunday, February 8, was affected by a snowstorm...
February 18, 2015THOMASTON, MAINE — Kaja Veilleux, owner of Thomaston Place Auction Galleries, decided to do something experimental with his firm’s annual winter sale — and it paid off. With an opportunity to offer...
February 13, 2015French academic painter William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905) is widely admired for his delicate figure studies that capture even the most subtle human emotions. Immensely popular in both Europe and America...
February 13, 2015The Philadelphia Museum of Art announced today several important gifts to its collection. As a bequest from longtime supporter Helen Tyson Madeira are five paintings by French artists, including “Mont...
February 10, 2015YORK, PENN. — A bit of snow fell during the Thursday, January 29, set up of the Original York Antiques Show and Sale at Memorial Hall East, York Fairgrounds, and another dusting came on Friday…
February 10, 2015With record-breaking 2014 sales totaling $19.5 million for iGavel, company founder Lark Mason is casting a wider net by expanding operations to historic New Braunfels, Texas, right in the heart of the Texas...
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