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02 Jan 2001Pucker Gallery will host its first exhibition of works by Welsh potter Phil Rogers, who, with a collection...
02 Jan 2001The first and third floor galleries at America's oldest auction house saw some of the largest crowds...
02 Jan 2001The Historic Opera House was the setting for Stanton's auction of antique radios, radio tubes and parts,...
02 Jan 2001Collectors from around the world bid for selections that captured the spirit of the Victorian, Edwardian,...
02 Jan 2001The Dew Drop Inn and the No Tell Motel may be the stuff of ribald humor, but for sheer interest nothing...
26 Dec 2000The American Craft Museum takes a closer look at Gary Knox Bennett, who has played a major role in the development...
26 Dec 2000The D.C. Moore Gallery presentation will include more than 30 paintings selected from Lawrence's 60-year...
26 Dec 2000Also featured will be a group of Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Bolognese drawings from...
26 Dec 2000The Portland Museum of Art will present a retrospective exhibition of works by Frederic Edwin Church,...
26 Dec 2000Will the incoming Bush administration support the arts?...New owners for Rockefeller Center...School...
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