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February 12, 2013On February 26, the Museum of Early Trades & Crafts will open the new exhibit ⁔he Work of Play. †On view until September, the exhibit seeks to examine the relationship between trades and leisure...
February 12, 2013While New York City may host Americana Week in late January, the Tolland Antiques Show, running simultaneously, on January 27, also proved itself a stellar showcase of Americana from country primitives...
February 12, 2013For the first time in recent memory, Sotheby limited its important Americana auctions to Friday and Saturday, January 25 and 26, giving buyers a welcome chance to return to the shows or catch...
February 12, 2013Crowds filled the Big Red Barn in this tiny village half way between Houston and Austin for the Friday and Saturday show, January 18‱9. With more than 120 exhibitors the event center was filled...
February 12, 2013The old saying, ⁉f it ain⁴ broke, don⁴ fix it, †seems apt of the Outsider Art Fair. The long-running fair is a wonderful niche show and has a loyal following. It wasn⁴ broken but even...
February 12, 2013The Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA) at Old Salem Museums & Gardens will present its annual furniture seminar March 8‹. This year seminar is ⁔he Sumptuous, Serviceable...
February 12, 2013⁔he sale was a solid success, we did just over $2.3 million and it was 86 percent sold, †Leigh Keno, president and owner of Keno Auctions, said the day after his January 22 sale during Americana...
February 12, 2013The vibrancy of life in Paris around 1900 is captured in the exhibition ⁅lectric Paris, †on view at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute February 17⁁pril 21.
February 12, 2013New discoveries and old favorites pushed Christie American silver, folk art, prints, English pottery and Chinese Export art to total sales of a little more than $15 million between Thursday, January...
February 12, 2013By: Stephen May ATLANTA, GA. — One of America’s most remarkable contemporary artists, Thornton Dial (b 1928) is a self-taught African American who has drawn inspiration...
February 12, 2013MADISON, N.J. — On Tuesday, February 26, during regular hours, the Museum of Early Trades & Crafts will open the new exhibit “The Work of Play.” On view until September, the exhibit...
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