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Katherine Bernhardt - ultra-contemporary | FRANK FLUEGEL GALERIE - Vimarsana News

Katherine Bernhardt - ultra-contemporary | FRANK FLUEGEL GALERIE

Katherine Bernhardt, represented by David Zwirner among others, is an American artist. She lives and works today in St. Louis. The enormous interest of collectors from all over the world ...

ENTERTAINMENT NOTES: Frescoes, figure drawings at university galleries - Vimarsana News

ENTERTAINMENT NOTES: Frescoes, figure drawings at university galleries

"Earth.Seed," new frescoes by University of Arkansas-Pulaski Technical College faculty member Justin Bryant, goes on display Tuesday in the Windgate Gallery, in the Center for Humanities and Arts on the campus in North Little Rock.

Melissa Caddick auction: Conwoman's jewellery and designer fashion rakes in more than $800k - Vimarsana News

Melissa Caddick auction: Conwoman's jewellery and designer fashion rakes in more than $800k

The sell-off of missing fraudster Melissa Caddick's designer clothing, luxury jewellery, and expensive artworks came to an end this week, pulling in an eye-watering $806,000.

Artworks belonging to fraudster Melissa Caddick sold at packed auction - Vimarsana News

Artworks belonging to fraudster Melissa Caddick sold at packed auction

Nearly $50,000 in artwork, including a painting by prominent artist John Olsen, have been sold with proceeds to go to victims of the notorious conwoman.

Source: smh.com.au
Melissa Caddick's expensive artworks, jewellery and designer ballgowns sold at auction - Vimarsana News

Melissa Caddick's expensive artworks, jewellery and designer ballgowns sold at auction

The designer clothing, priceless diamonds and precious artworks that formerly belonged to infamous fraudster Melissa Caddick will go under the hammer two years after the conwoman vanished.