The Art Show at the Park Avenue Armory
Maine Antique Digest
JANUARY 17, 2025
New York City The Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) opened The Art Show, its annual event, at the Park Avenue Armory in New York City one week before Election Day.
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How to help artists and art workers devastated by Los Angeles wildfires
The Art Newspaper
JANUARY 14, 2025
A range of art-world relief funds are trying to provide immediate aid
David Lynch, Visionary Filmmaker and Artist Who Mined the Sublime, Has Died
Artnet News
JANUARY 16, 2025
He was 78. The post David Lynch, Visionary Filmmaker and Artist Who Mined the Sublime, Has Died appeared first on Artnet News.
In New England, climate change is moving fast. The fishing industry is not
Wbur
JANUARY 15, 2025
The $20 billion industry is struggling to keep up as new fish move into the region, and old reliables, like cod and lobster, flee for colder waters. The $20 billion industry is struggling to keep up as new fish move into the region, and old reliables, like cod and lobster, flee for colder waters.
Massachusetts Silver Threepence from 1652 Brings $2.52 Million
Maine Antique Digest
JANUARY 15, 2025
A small silver coin about the size of a nickel, struck in Boston in 1652, set a world record price on November 18 in an auction conducted by Stacks Bowers Galleries, Costa Mesa, California.
Framing Van Gogh: why the artist preferred not to surround his works with gold
The Art Newspaper
JANUARY 17, 2025
The National Gallerys blockbuster exhibition, Van Gogh: Poets & Lovers, provides an unusual opportunity to see how the artists works have been framed by their owners
Who Are the Resnicks, the Art Collectors Accused of Hoarding California’s Water?
Artnet News
JANUARY 14, 2025
Water experts in California view the criticism as misguided. The post Who Are the Resnicks, the Art Collectors Accused of Hoarding California’s Water? appeared first on Artnet News.
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Rago Art Pottery
Maine Antique Digest
JANUARY 17, 2025
Rago, Lambertville, New Jersey Photos courtesy Rago Collectors of art pottery collect it as art. Prices are often much higher than most Arts and Crafts furniture.
‘The market is still the domain of famous male artists’: The Guerrilla Girls open their first commercial gallery show in New York
The Art Newspaper
JANUARY 17, 2025
The feminist art collectives commercial debut in their hometown, at Hannah Traore Gallery, is intended to introduce their activist work to a new generation
L.A. Artists Mourn What Was Lost in the Deadly Fires: ‘It Was a Little Paradise’
Artnet News
JANUARY 17, 2025
Artists share their experiences evacuating ahead of the Eaton and Palisades Firesand returning to fire their homes destroyed. The post L.A. Artists Mourn What Was Lost in the Deadly Fires: ‘It Was a Little Paradise’ appeared first on Artnet News.
Elizabeth Taylor jewellery set to sparkle
Antique Collecting
JANUARY 16, 2025
A diamond line bracelet given to Elizabeth Taylor by Michael Jackson will be offered in a Wiltshire saleroom this month. The post Elizabeth Taylor jewellery set to sparkle appeared first on Antique Collecting.
Pulitzer-winning jazz artist Wynton Marsalis on how Massachusetts shaped his career
Wbur
JANUARY 17, 2025
Wynton Marsalis joins WBUR's Morning Edition ahead of a performance at Symphony Hall. Wynton Marsalis joins WBUR's Morning Edition ahead of a performance at Symphony Hall.
Ancient Roman statue of Athena goes on public view for first time in more than 200 years
The Art Newspaper
JANUARY 16, 2025
The Halsted A&A Foundation is displaying its recent acquisition at Wrightwood 659 in Chicago starting 25 January
Google Is Boosting Trash A.I. ‘Cubism’ Over the Real Thing
Artnet News
JANUARY 13, 2025
This is not a Picasso, obviously. The post Google Is Boosting Trash A.I. ‘Cubism’ Over the Real Thing appeared first on Artnet News.
Eclectic, Esoteric, and Entrancing Offerings
Maine Antique Digest
JANUARY 16, 2025
Bray & Co., Portsmouth, New Hampshire Photos courtesy Bray & Co. Bray & Co., held its September 21 auction in the gallery in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where myriad objects reflective of auctioneer Derin Brays esoteric interests came to market from various New England collections.
How Healey plans to fund her $8 billion transportation upgrade plan
Wbur
JANUARY 15, 2025
Brian Kane, executive director of the MBTA Advisory Board, joins WBUR's Morning Edition to break down where the money will come from for Healey's new $8 billion transportation plan. Brian Kane, executive director of the MBTA Advisory Board, joins WBUR's Morning Edition to break down where the money will come from for Healey's new $8 billion transportation plan.
Inside Tate St Ives' plans for Barbara Hepworth's former dance hall
The Art Newspaper
JANUARY 15, 2025
Semi-derelict for almost 50 years, the Palais de Dansewhere the sculptor created some of her most famous monumental workswill aim to engage the local community in the Cornish town as well as housing an exhibition about the artist
Architectural Landmarks Lost in the L.A. Fires
Artnet News
JANUARY 16, 2025
The deadly blazes have claimed at least 24 lives and numerous architecturally significant landmarks. The post Architectural Landmarks Lost in the L.A. Fires appeared first on Artnet News.
Massachusetts Sale Lights Up to $6.5 Million Total
Maine Antique Digest
JANUARY 13, 2025
The September 28 and 29 auction at Fontaines Auction Gallery totaled just over $6.5 million from 1000 lots, according to the Pittsfield, Massachusetts, auction house. Tiffany Studios lighting and decorative arts objects dominated the sale, but there were other high-profile objects, called unusual and exceptional by the auction house.
How Valuable Are Costume Jewelry Cameos?
WorthPoint
JANUARY 14, 2025
When I wrote about identifying extraordinary cameo jewelry recently, I couldnt help but think about the many lower-quality copies these treasures inspired. During the Victorian era, desirable cameos were crafted from materials such as shell, lava, and gemstones, making these exquisite pieces accessible primarily to the wealthy. On the other hand, examples with less skilled carving were sold at more affordable prices to the general public.
Comment | Don’t try to keep working-class students in a narrow educational lane
The Art Newspaper
JANUARY 17, 2025
This idea of exposing working-class school students only to the stories of working-class heroes, at the expense of middle-class pursuits such as museums, is misguided
Why Is This Obscure 19th-Century Painting of Sheep Back in the Spotlight?
Artnet News
JANUARY 11, 2025
Created by August Friedrich Schenck, the previously little-known painting titled 'Anguish' has garnered renewed interest thanks to social media. The post Why Is This Obscure 19th-Century Painting of Sheep Back in the Spotlight? appeared first on Artnet News.
Show in the Eye of the Storm
Maine Antique Digest
JANUARY 15, 2025
Springfield Extravaganza, Springfield, Ohio When the Springfield Antique Show & Flea Market held the fall installment of its semiannual Springfield Extravaganza September 20-22, it was, as much as possible, business as usual. Lots of dealers. Great merchandise. Strong interest from buyers.
Discover Ancient Treasures and Luxuries at Apollo Art Auctions
Antique Collecting
JANUARY 16, 2025
Sponsored Post Royal Relics and Timeless Elegance: Discover Ancient Treasures and Luxuries at Apollo Art Auctions Apollo Art Auctions is The post Discover Ancient Treasures and Luxuries at Apollo Art Auctions appeared first on Antique Collecting.
David Lynch, artist and film-maker who portrayed America’s dark side with surreal humour and violence, has died, aged 78
The Art Newspaper
JANUARY 16, 2025
Lynch trained as a painter before becoming a successful film-maker and ultimately returning to visual art in recent decades
Chelsea Building Filled With Galleries, Artist Studios Could Sell for $170 Million
Artnet News
JANUARY 14, 2025
Greene Naftali, Berry Campbell, and Peter Halley are among its roughly 200 tenants. The post Chelsea Building Filled With Galleries, Artist Studios Could Sell for $170 Million appeared first on Artnet News.
A Show with a Heart
Maine Antique Digest
JANUARY 14, 2025
The Greater Rochester Antiques Show, Henrietta, New York As I write this at home after spending hours walking through the second day of the Greater Rochester Antiques Show on October 19 (the first day is just setup, and I walked then as well), I am looking for adjectives to describe why
Read the Fall/Winter 2024 Issue of American Archivist
Society of American Archivists
JANUARY 17, 2025
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How the World Economic Forum is offering a global stage for collaboration between art and technology
The Art Newspaper
JANUARY 17, 2025
With a focus on melting ice caps, Joseph Fowler, the World Economic Forums head of arts and culture, completes an environmental trilogy of opening concerts at the forum's annual meeting in Davos
Ancient Mexican Cave Art Damaged by Looters With Electric Saw
Artnet News
JANUARY 14, 2025
The looters carved and stole a section of the painting, leaving paint chips on the ground. The post Ancient Mexican Cave Art Damaged by Looters With Electric Saw appeared first on Artnet News.
Reenacting History: Education or Entertainment?
The Journal of Antiques and Collectibles
JANUARY 17, 2025
Working and living in the town where Old Sturbridge Village is located, Sturbridge, MA, we at the Journal are quite familiar with historical, especially military reenactments. Every August, OSV holds [.] The post Reenacting History: Education or Entertainment? appeared first on The Journal of Antiques and Collectibles.
The policy priorities Gov. Healey unveiled in her State of the Commonwealth address
Wbur
JANUARY 17, 2025
WBUR's Walter Wuthmann reports on what Healey included and left out of her speech, and how she addressed the incoming presidential administration. WBUR's Walter Wuthmann reports on what Healey included and left out of her speech, and how she addressed the incoming presidential administration.
Who will save South America’s vast, ancient earthworks from destruction?
The Art Newspaper
JANUARY 15, 2025
Industrial farming in Brazil and off-road racing in Chile continue to threaten geoglyphs that are so big, they can only be properly appreciated from the air
Major Art Institutions Launch $12 Million Fire Relief Fund for L.A. Artists
Artnet News
JANUARY 16, 2025
The fund is led by the Getty and includes major museums, artist foundations, and philanthropists. The post Major Art Institutions Launch $12 Million Fire Relief Fund for L.A. Artists appeared first on Artnet News.
February 2025: Militaria
The Journal of Antiques and Collectibles
JANUARY 17, 2025
Militaria Working and living in the town where Old Sturbridge Village is located, Sturbridge, Massachusetts, we at the Journal are quite familiar with historical, especially military reenactments. Every August, OSV [.] The post February 2025: Militaria appeared first on The Journal of Antiques and Collectibles.
Recovered Tiffany Window Returned to Museum
Maine Antique Digest
JANUARY 17, 2025
The Worcester Art Museum, through the work of the Art Loss Register (ALR), has secured the return of a Tiffany Studios stained-glass window to the museum in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Ancient petroglyph irreparably damaged in Mexico
The Art Newspaper
JANUARY 13, 2025
Someone attempted to dislodge a drawing of a hand from a rock with more than 150 motifs dating back thousands of years
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