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Crystal Bridges pairs Georgia O’Keeffe and contemporary artists

Exhibition focusing on Nebraska regionalist Dale Nichols now open at Museum of Nebraska Art

In a showcase of works on paper, Menconi + Schoelkopf highlights the American push into modernism

Destruction and deconstruction form the foundation for a new exhibition on Ralston Crawford at the Brandywine River Museum of Art

The Dallas Museum of Art honors the esteemed American art collection of the May family

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The City that Never Sleeps Lincoln Glenn Gallery presents a survey of pre-war American art depicting scenes of New York City

George and Beverly Palmer build a significant collection of early Texas art in Dallas by John O'Hearn

Santa Fe Art Auction presents the Signature Summer Sale with pieces from the collection of Georgia and Charles Loloma.

The impressionistic and ecclesiastical paintings of E. Charlton Fortune come together in a new exhibition at Pasadena Museum of California art

A dozen strong works by Charles M. Russell will be available at the show that bears his name in Great Falls, Montana

An examination of the American craft movement by Jay E. Cantor

WOLFS Gallery in Cleveland, Ohio, is holding an exhibition for watercolorist Frank Wilcox

New York City on paper is the theme of a new exhibition opening soon at the Smithsonian American Art Museum

Marked by the turmoil of the Dust Bowl and Depression, the 1930s also saw a great period of engaging artwork

A new exhibition of 85 early California landscapes by Granville Redmond opens at the Crocker Art Museum this winter

New exhibition devoted to Orientalist art opens January 24 at Flagler Museum in Palm Beach, Florida

The upscale Hamptons Fine Art Fair is a high caliber fine arts event featuring 85 galleries across eight countries

Artist Lynne Mapp Drexler emerges from obscurity and steps into the limelight decades after her death

Brigham Young University Museum of Art hosts an exhibit of the racially charged works of Romare Bearden

Jackson Hole Art Auction presents its 15th sale with major highlights from every category, including pieces from two prominent collections

The Philadelphia Show returns with a variety of artworks and antiques, along with engaging programming

Works from Golden Age illustrators perform strongly in Christie’s fall sale in New York

Christie’s American art sale is led by two prominent Golden Age illustrators as the sale surpasses $9 million

Images from home and abroad to be featured in new Jane Peterson exhibition at Vose Galleries in Boston

Jackson Hole Art Auction offers tastes of the West during its September sale in Wyoming

Celebrating its 15th year, the American Art Fair makes a huge comeback on May 14 in New York City

Howard Pyle and his students’ immense impact on illustration is explored in a new exhibition at the National Museum of American Illustration, by Michael Clawson

A new exhibition for sculptor Alexander Archipenko, his first since 2005, opens November 9 in New York City

Abstract expressionist works from the Jeanne and Carroll Berry Collection will be offered at Shannon’s April 30 sale in Connecticut

Sandy and Bram Dijkstra discuss their passion for artwork and connecting with artistic quality and emotional content

The Washington Winter Show celebrates its 69th year as the second oldest charitable antique show

The Palmer Museum of Art hosts a significant exhibition in conjunction with the grand opening of its new facility

The Palm Beach Show presents the finest in art, antiques and jewelry in one of the country’s most anticipated events of its kind

Portraits by modernist William Sommer are on view during an exhibition at WOLFS Gallery

by Jay Cantor

The National Gallery of Art brings together nearly every known painting of James McNeill Whistler’s muse, Joanna Hiffernan

Sotheby’s notes successful results from its Art of America sale during the auction’s weeklong Visions of America event

A new exhibition at GRAHAM SHAY 1857 in New York City examines modern paintings and sculpture from 1925 to 1985

The Santa Fe Art Auction achieves $1.8 million in sales with important works from the Southwest

Traditional and modernist interpretations of the West will be offered November 9 at the Santa Fe Art Auction

A new show at Vose Galleries asks what makes us human

Traditional and modernist views of the Southwest available to bidders at the Santa Fe Art Auction

Carey and Elizabeth Vose manage the day-to-day operation of Vose Galleries in Boston while also caring for generation number seven.