“Italy Returns Trafficked Artifacts to Egypt” Sign up for timely blog posts about developments involving crimes against art on the ARCA website. It is free and highly informative. For instance […]
Written for museum personnel, Basic Condition Reporting A Handbook is entirely accessible to non-art professionals, enhanced by pertinent photographs. Learn condition terminology from an individual proficient in each of these […]
Appraisal Day Benefiting the Museum of Northern Arizona held at Sedona United Methodist Church 110 Indian Cliffs Road 10 am- 2pm $30 for 1 item, $25 for 2nd item, $20 […]
Craig Randich created a series of neon sculptures conveying sage art collecting advice succinctly. He emphasized an issue that must be a concern of every art collector who would prefer […]
Jewelry made in the Philipines to resemble jewelry made by American Indian jewelers/ artists and sold by two companies have supplied dealers, such as Nael Ali. Mr. Ali pleaded […]
Award-Winning Designer Reveals the Magic of Old Masters Victoria Hagen’s job was to integrate lots in Sotheby’s next Old Master sale to demonstrate the compatibility of these often highly realistic […]
Lebel’s Old West Show Vintage Indian and Mexican textiles & jewelry abound as well as Western wear, posters, paintings, pottery, beadwork as well as prime books to help grow your […]
Dodge the rain The place to see and be seen! Los Angeles Convention Center/ South Hall LaArtShow.com Opening Night Premier Party Wednesday Jan 10, tickets ranging from $125 to $250, […]
Leave the snow behind and visit ~ 180 dealers offering a range of vintage Cowboy & Indian items to include art, jewelry, ephemera, memorabilia, antiques PLUS a live auction January […]
Dextra Quotskuyva is a Hopi potter, a renowned one, who in Charles King’s newest book Spoken Through Clay, relays the title of this post. Its significance goes to the core […]