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24 Jul 2012The Gibbes Museum of Art has received a work of art from Charleston native J. Henry Fair, whose...
24 Jul 2012Coeur d⁁lene annual July art auction was notable for several choice paintings, but the immediate...
24 Jul 2012Folk art with a musical twist is on view in ⁁ppalachian Strings: The Instruments, Their Makers,...
17 Jul 2012There was excitement aplenty on June 18 as the Park City hosted Black Rock Galleries†inaugural...
17 Jul 2012Citing diminished dealer participation and escalating venue costs, Stella Show Mgmt Co. has canceled...
17 Jul 2012Sandwich Glass Museum is presenting its summer exhibition ⁓andwich Redux.†The exhibit, on view...
17 Jul 2012Rago Arts and Auction Center Twentieth⁔wenty-First Century Design sale June 16‱7 achieved...
17 Jul 2012For art lovers, there is something magic about seeing world-class artwork in a capacious old mansion....
17 Jul 2012Things were hot in Brimfield. And we are not referring to just the hot and humid weather over...
10 Jul 2012One of a pair of decorative bronze dragonfish made in the Twentieth Century, the stolen sculpture stands...
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