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August 28, 2012School of Visual Arts presents ⁍yths & Realities,†an exhibition that brings together 16 notable alumni who create powerful visual narratives that reflect a shared interest in exploring the porous...
August 28, 2012⁔he sale went very well; we had a good audience in house and lots of phone and left bids both days,†said Stephen Fletcher, director of Skinner American furniture and decorative arts department....
August 28, 2012The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art will host ⁓ix Lines of Flight: Shifting Geographies in Contemporary Art,†which brings together artists from six cities that have become burgeoning artistic...
August 28, 2012⁉t was a perfect storm,†said a prominent dealer who came away empty-handed from Russ Antiques & Auctions†August 18 onsite auction of the contents of the Charles H. Mallory House.
August 28, 2012Spirited bidding across the board was witnessed at Rafael Osona Americana, fine arts and marine auction, August 4, as a stellar selection of materials crossed the auction block. Taking place in conjunction...
August 28, 2012From September 20 to January 7, the Neue Galerie New York will present ⁆erdinand Hodler: View to Infinity,†the largest American exhibition ever devoted to this major Swiss artist.
August 28, 2012The 35th annual New England Auto Auction, conducted on the grounds of The Owls Head Transportation Museum, got underway at 9:30 am on Saturday, August 25, with 168 four-wheel lots in the offering. The sale...
August 28, 2012The Hampshire Hills Sports and Fitness Club was the site for Jack Donigian third summer show, just days before the popular Antiques Week nearby.
August 28, 2012The coastal scenery and the quaint and quiet towns that visitors pass through en route to the Little Compton Antiques Festival are wonderful, as is the setting for this unique show, the Sakonnet Vineyards....
August 28, 2012⁗e can open this lot at $8,000,†Jim Julia said as he began to sell lot 2510, a Louis Vuitton wardrobe steamer trunk, dating from the early Twentieth Century, French. The trunk was a surprise since...
August 28, 2012Folk painting has always been primarily an anonymous art. Many of the most appealing naïve pictures are unsigned, the artists unknown. Sometimes it seems that New England, in particular, is awash...
August 21, 2012The Friday of Antiques Week in New Hampshire has taken on new life this year, the Pickers Market Antiques Show is back where it all started. And not only is Pickers back to its original roots, it is there...
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