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The Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) has pledged to contribute $100,000 from the ADAA Relief Fund to the LA Arts Community Fire Relief Fund, which has risen to over $12 million and continues to grow. Led by the J. Paul Getty Trust, with support from a coalition of major ... (Read More)
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Old friends are precious. They know you and your history well, and you theirs. They are as comfortable as that flannel shirt or pair of shoes you would never part with. Conversations begin as if never left off. You cannot imagine life without the contact, the laughs, the tears, the ... (Read More)
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Photos courtesy Levy Galleries
The talk of the town at The Winter Show was the sale of the circa 1755 Boston marble slab table with naturalistic rococo carving by John Welch that was sold by Frank Levy of Levy Galleries, New York City, to the Chipstone Foundation during the first minute ... (Read More)
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New York City
The 33rd iteration of the Outsider Art Fair said farewell to a couple of icons in the field while welcoming a few new players.
The original owner of the fair, Sanford L. "Sandy" Smith, who passed away last year, had sold the fair 13 years ago to Andrew Edlin ... (Read More)
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Arthur, Illinois
It has become a tradition in recent years that a few lucky patrons win a sneak preview of A Gathering on the Prairie. For the latest edition of the antiques show, held March 1 at the Otto Center in Arthur, Illinois, once again a customer who was awarded an ... (Read More)
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Tuscola, Illinois
The Rural Life Antique Show was held February 28 and March 1 at Tuscola, Illinois. The show had 25 dealers in two locations: the Tuscola Community Building and Main Street Center. "We had a really good crowd," said promoter Donna Kidwell. Sales at both locations were strong.
Sadly, there was ... (Read More)
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Arcola, Illinois
Country Spirit Antique Show held its spring edition at three venues in Arcola, Illinois, February 28 and March 1. The opening day coincided with a national "economic blackout" promoted by The People's Union USA, which encouraged Americans to forgo purchases for the day. Although corporations appeared to be the ... (Read More)
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In his homes Fred Giampietro is surrounded by contemporary art, mid-century modern furniture, folk art, Native American pottery, and music emanating from his wife's oboe.
Fred and Kathryn Giampietro spend time between their 19th-century carriage house in New Haven, Connecticut, which they bought and renovated in 1985, and a 15-year-old custom-built ... (Read More)
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Goosefare Antiques & Promotions has contracted to manage the Duxbury Antiques Show in Duxbury, Massachusetts. According to John and Elizabeth DeSimone of Goosefare, they will make some changes.
They have changed the dates of the Duxbury Show to April 26 and 27, the last weekend in April. The DeSimones decided to ... (Read More)
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Gertrude Horsford Fiske (1879-1961), Graveyard, Cape Neddick, circa 1940, oil on canvas. Gift of Artemis P. Willis. Oqunquit Museum of American Art, 2002.4.
-Through March 16 -Durham, New Hampshire
Networks of Modernism, 1898-1968: Works from the Ogunquit Museum of American Art at the University of New Hampshire Gallery of Art contextualizes the ... (Read More)
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