The recent Wall Street Journal article on the prices brown furniture is bringing provided mostly reasons I was already aware of. Until now I have thought of the sea change mostly as a demographics problem. This certainty allowed me to gloss over other important information. Besides too many people selling, the article offered three X … Continue reading Repurposing the Antiques Industry
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Sol LeWitt’s 1982 Wall Drawing #370 will be installed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art this summer. Over four weeks, five drafters will prepare the 10 geometric figures set within squares that comprise the work. The drawing will be on view in its complete state beginning June 30, 2014, and will remain on view through … Continue reading Sol LeWitt’s Wall Drawing #370 Installed at Met This Summer
Maryanne Meltzer's work is somewhat of a stranger in the art circuit today, yet not so long ago her work received accolades near and far. Somewhat forceful in her paintings and refined in her printmaking, Meltzer often explored the topics of strangers and alienation. Her artwork filled the walls of her North Dallas home. Large paintings in a … Continue reading Dallas Artist Explored Concepts of Strangers and Alienation
The Show and Sale of Early Texas Art will be back at the Fort Worth Community Arts Center August 8-9, 2014. Now run by Vintage Promotions, LLC the show was produced for more than a decade of production by the Collectors of Fort Worth Art. The Texas Art Collector Show and Sale of Early Texas … Continue reading Texas Art Collector On Tap for August
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