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29 Aug 2025NEW YORK CITY —The master collector and director of Neue Galerie, Ronald S. Lauder, has said that he categorizes...
27 Aug 2025
25 Aug 2025SARASOTA, FLA. — Long before a TikTok video or Tweet would stop people mid-scroll on their phones,...
18 Aug 2025WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The proverbial three-legged stool — scholars, collectors and the trade — supporting...
12 Aug 2025FALMOUTH, MASS. — This summer has marked the return of a juried show of leading Japanese printmakers...
05 Aug 2025WINTERTHUR, DEL. — An iron trivet, a ceramic pitcher, a lantern. These are items one might find in an attic...
29 Jul 2025BERKELEY, CALIF. — African American quilts — both contemporary and earlier examples — have been...
21 Jul 2025GREENSBURG, PENN. — This year, 2025, is the “Year of the Woman” at the Westmoreland Museum of American...
15 Jul 2025COTUIT, MASS. — There are literally hundreds of categories we can use to talk about art. Most of the time...
08 Jul 2025SANTA FE, N.M. — Anyone visiting northern New Mexico during Easter Week may witness a phenomenon without...
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