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AD 20/21 Returns to Boston
Boston is anticipating its third annual AD 20/21: Art & Design of the 20th & 21st Centuries, which presents 35 exhibitors from the U.S. and Europe offering fine art, jewelry, furniture, glass, ceramics, and jewelry. Unique in New England, this fair kicks off with a preview benefitting the Boston Architectural College, and American furniture designer Dakota Jackson will later be presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Scottsdale Art Auction on the Horizon
The sixth annual Scottsdale Art Auction is poised to offer collectors a crack at 365 American artworks, both Western and non-Western in theme. Among the historical masters represented are Ernest Blumenschein, Gerald Cassidy, and Eanger I. Couse.
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A London Tradition Continues
The 18th annual BADA Antiques & Fine Art Fair features 103 members of the British Antique Dealers’ Association, including 11 newcomers. Together they display a wide range of paintings, furniture, ceramics, glass, textiles, clocks, silver, and jewelry.
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A New Kind of Auction
Sara Boyce and Eden Maheras have transformed The Brigham Galleries from a traditional gallery located on Nantucket into a universally accessible online art auction house that bridges the divide between the top auction houses and eBay.
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The Light of Santa Barbara
To celebrate its tenth anniversary, Marcia Burtt Studio has mounted Urban Light, a group show that explores the way light -- both artificial and natural -- interacts with the varied surfaces of Santa Barbara.
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Streets of New York
Hurry to Raandesk Gallery to enjoy a lively exhibition featuring paintings by Kevin Cyr and Jason Bryant, both born in 1976.
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Italy Comes to Charleston
Born in Los Angeles, the plein-air painter Marc Dalessio (b. 1972) trained at the University of California, then studied portraiture for four years in Charles Cecil's Florence atelier.
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Holland in Cincinnati
The Taft Museum of Art is hosting Dutch Utopia: American Artists in Holland, 1880-1914. Organized by Savannah’s Telfair Museum of Art, where it premiered last fall, this innovative exhibition gathers more than 70 paintings and works on paper to consider nearly 40 of the hundreds of Americans who worked in the Netherlands a century or so ago.
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Dahesh Museum on View in Manhattan Again
Though it currently has no dedicated space, the Dahesh Museum of Art has just launched its third exhibition in collaboration with Syracuse University Art Galleries. Becoming an Artist: The Academy in 19th-Century France uses 28 of Dahesh paintings, sculptures, and works on paper to examine the competitive system of art education that produced such masters as William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Paul Delaroche, Henri Fantin-Latour, and Jean-Léon Gérôme. Organized by assistant
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Brooklyn's Past Inspires Its Present
The Brooklyn artist Valerie Hegarty (b. 1967) has created a print inspired by a famous Asher B. Durand landscape allegory in the Brooklyn Museum's collection, The First Harvest in the Wilderness (1855).
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Plensa Takes Dallas
The Nasher Sculpture Center has mounted its first exhibition about a living sculptor, Spain's Jaume Plensa (b. 1955). For 20 years, Plensa has investigated the interconnections between nature and culture through large works that incorporate light, sound, and text in transparent, often interactive structures, most famously the beloved Crown Fountain in Chicago's Millennium Park.
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Dinosaurs in Wilmington, Delaware?
The artist-author James Gurney (b. 1958) has enjoyed huge success with his series of books about Dinotopia, a place where humans and dinosaurs live in harmony, imagined with equal measures of fantasy, realism, and scientific accuracy. Renowned for its masterworks by Wilmington native Howard Pyle and other illustrators, the Delaware Art Museum is now showing more than 60 of Gurney's works, as well as his reference material.
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Utah's Red Rock
Located on the campus of the University of Utah, the Utah Museum of Fine Arts is presenting the exhibition The Continuing Allure: Painters of Utah's Red Rock.
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