March 2009
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Woman Artists from Studio to Collection
I just returned from an event a panel discussion at the Brooklyn Museum: The Market: Woman…
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Pierre Bonnard and the White Tablecloth at the Met
The first exhibition to focus entirely on the radiant late interiors and still-life paintings of Pierre…
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End Times: Now at the Warhol Museum
If a crisis does nothing else, it makes for good art. I’m not so sure I…
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The Impressions of the Unknown R. Mulders
A painter known only as R. Mulders left a number of masterful impressionist paintings, but little…
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Closing Bell: Pier Antiques Show
The aisles were full at the Pier Antique Show in Manhattan this weekend. The crowd seemed generally…
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Philadelphia is the Only Venue for a Major Exhibition Exploring Cézanne’s Impact on Artists of Succeeding Generations
The Bay of Marseille, Seen from L’Estaque, c. 1885 In 1907, the French painter Paul Cézanne’s…
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Economic Temporary Exhibition
In yesterday’s NYTimes, Ken Johnson wrote a review of the current exhibition of Hernan Bas at the Brooklyn…
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The Damaging Effect — Follow Up with Cai Mingchao
From the Artinfo: Cai, the winner of the Chinese two bronze statues, told Bloomberg that several…
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Antiques, More than Age
It’s generally understood that the century mark defines an object as an antique. We all know,…