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A collection that had been tucked away for decades in a garage in Boston sparked a frenzy of competitive bidding for an assortment of fresh-to-market

a href= https://americanart.si.edu/ target= _blank The Smithsonian American Art Museum /a has published 10 new digital comics, each celebrating a

In 2019, Jann Wenner officially left Rolling Stone, the magazine he co-founded in 1967, but he hasn’t left it behind. Since stepping away from th

A major new site-specific work by Chris Ofili was unveiled at a href= http://www.tate.org.uk target= _blank Tate Britain /a . Spanning three walls,

An exceptional single-owner collection of furniture, silver, ceramics, and clocks, as well as an extensive library, all belonging to the late Dutch co

It wont surprise fans of illustration that the largest collection of Beatrix Potters work resides with the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, and

When Greg Jein, an Oscar-nominated visual effects artist, died last year at age 76, he left behind thousands of props, miniatures, costumes and other

Sitting on Lake Champlain and framed by the Green Mountains and New York’s Adirondacks, Burlington — Vermont’s most populous city, at j

In 1931, when the Penobscot dancer Molly Nelson arrived in Paris to perform at the International Colonial Exposition, she was pleasantly surprised. To

Erik Aschengreen, an eminent dance critic and scholar who did much to show the international importance and history of Danish ballet while also explor