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Janinah Burnett brings her magical music making to big Music Worcester opera collaboration at Mechanics Hall

This Penn Museum wedding honored one of the grooms Chinese culture. The couple describes their stylish spring wedding as an "eleganza."

Malcolm Hallidays journey from Master Singers of Worcester to Chorale San Miguel in Mexico

Ten new records were set for works by artists such as Joel Mesler and Ewa Juszkiewicz, although the higher end of the market was cooler.

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A long, tree-lined gravel path near Jeffersontown leads to a farm, community garden, nature preserve and a home that was built more than 200 years ago

This week in the Back Room: Miami Art Week splashes out again, a surprise power-up for a septuagenarian artist, and much more.

Edward Tyler Nahem relocates to 980 Madison opening May 8 with group show Frank Stella, Gray Scramble, 1968, Acrylic on canvas, 69 by 138 14 inches (175.2 x 351.2 cm), Signed and dated. NEW YORK, NY .-Edward Tyler Nahem announced its relocation to 980 Madison on New York’s Upper East Side. Placing the gallery at the heart of this renowned arts building, the new space opens May 8 with a group show of leading Post-War and Contemporary master works. The exhibition includes Jean-Michel Basquiat, A...

Edward Tyler Nahem. Edward Tyler Nahem is a fixture of the New York gallery scene. The dealer, who established his eponymous gallery in 1985, has since been showing works by a litany of the biggest names of the 20th-century art: Pablo Picasso, Helen Frankenthaler, Ed Ruscha, Basquiat… you get the point.  The gallery is likewise acclaimed for its scholarly catalogues with meticulous research. But what does the dealer have in his own home? A mix of contemporary and modern art that would impres...