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Hindman Auctions achieved the highest total result for a series of Fine Art sales in the company’s history, realizing more than $9.9 million across three days of sales, with 11 new ...

On April 1, 2022, Artnet News headlined an article: “She Painted for Decades in Obscurity on a Remote Island in Maine. Suddenly, Collectors Can&#

ITHACA, NY -- Ithaca’s cooperative State of the Art Gallery (SoAG)recently hosted an informal public discussion featuring members Ileen Kaplan and David Watkins. The occasion was their two-person exhibition “Double

Anne Loucks Gallery is set to debut Painted Short Stories featuring the work of artists Rodger Bechtold and Mary Jo O’Gara.

Property from the Collection of Richard D. Simmons (Alexandria, VA), the President and Chief Operating Officer of The Washington Post from 1981 to 199

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BRATTLEBORO—The UMass Percussion Ensemble will perform in the Wolf Kahn & Emily Mason Gallery at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center (BMAC) on Sunday, March 27, at 7 p.m.“We love presenting music in the museum’s galleries,” said BMAC director Danny Lichtenfeld, “especially contemporary music that resonates with the contemporary art ...

NEWFANE — Kay Curtis had too much times on her hands.