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17 Aug 2004"I have been doing the show since its inception in 1980 and this was the best preview that I have ever...
17 Aug 2004By showtime, the line extended out the front door of the school, down the stairs, across the sidewalk...
17 Aug 2004Because Spencer's work is so seldom featured in exhibitions these days, this show at the James A. Michener...
17 Aug 2004Nine will be additions to the museum's European art collection and one is a major gift of Indian sculpture...
17 Aug 2004Examples of vintage photojournalism from 1940 to 1965 will be on view at Lee Gallery.
17 Aug 2004A Minneapolis exhibit is the first to explore the fine and decorative arts that blossomed in the 1850s...
10 Aug 2004This breathtaking architectural icon avoided a grievous fate when it sold at auction last winter.
10 Aug 2004Adelson Galleries, New York
05 Aug 2004The news of 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago -
03 Aug 2004The hardships of famous painters seem tame compared to the challenges faced by the women quilt makers...
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