Antiques: So 20th Century, and So Popular
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In the auction world almost nothing is more intriguing than fresh, unknown collections. Sothebyâs has found a new route to them this fall: outsourcing the saleâs expert.
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Given how careful we are today about all things financial itâs striking that people appear to have been more frank about money 200 years ago.
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The Metropolitan Museumâs collection features some of the great 20th-century photographers who devoted themselves to capturing quiet, overlooked everyday phenomena.
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In this trendy world, a French restaurant with a classic repertoire is a treasure.
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THE British art market has been booming for the past two decades. And, surely, its success has largely been achieved on the back of the Tate.
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Itâs been a bountiful year for the kinds of art finds â or at least the publicizing of them â that make fans of âAntiques Roadshowâ weep with envy.
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Scratch Code shows that 'new media' art isn't so 21st-century -- many of the works were done decades ago. By Rachel Metz.
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As a magazine Vanity Fair captured the changing moods of two distinct periods of the 20th century in prose and pictures -- from the pre-War Jazz Age to the post Pop Modern.
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To engage with an artwork, especially contemporary works, can be a daunting task.
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The Frick Collection offers a gem of a show on ormolu-mounted porcelain jars.
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As many antiques dealers are beginning to close their shops and sell privately, Joan B. Mirviss has decided to buck the trend and open a gallery of Japanese antiques.
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Settings for films and TV shows rake in millions as they prove an irresistible draw for sightseers.
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Sometimes the most interesting artifacts from the space age may be found in a museum near you.
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An eBay purchase leads to the discovery of a niche market: public-domain material from the Web, sold on CDs and DVDs.
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Fine jewelry has found purveyors among branded fashion names, whether Chanel or Bergdorf Goodman.
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Some people collect electronic toys as avidly as other people buy antiques.  For a peek at what digital wonders people are buying this season, Amazon.com offers a look at some of the hottest sellers this holiday season. They include:  Apple 30 GB iPod Video.
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By Urry, James  AMIRIA HENARE, Museums, Anthropology and Imperial Exchange. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2005. Pp. xix + 323. ISBN 0- 521-83591-7. Pounds 48.00, $80.00 (hardback).