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Differences Without Distinctions

Through 1,000 works across two major institutions, A Nation of Artists tells the comprehensive story of the growth and development of American culture.

Where there is a will

Georgia Museum of Art and Peabody Essex Museum partner in a major exhibition exploring Edmonia Lewis’ place in abolitionist and feminist visual cultures

From Pollock to Picasso

Rick Friedman’s collecting adventures took him around the world but remain rooted in the Abstract Expressionists who lived and painted in his Hamptons backyard

Enduring Value

Collector’s Focus: Portraiture

Form, Function and the American Experience

Collector’s Focus: Decorative Arts & Antiques

TÊte-À-tÊte: The West Goes East

A Conversation with Michael Frost

Curtain Call

An upcoming exhibition at Helicline Fine Art harmonizes two enduring art traditions.

Uncharted Territory

Mark your calendars for IAC’s 30th American Art Conference, a May symposium exploring the notion of ‘boundless horizons’ within the context of American art

New & Traditional

The inaugural Pennsylvania Antiques Show features top quality folk art, Americana and more

Preserving History

The Charleston Show offers collectors a worldly selection of fine art and antiques

Old Favorites Anew

Students from the University of North Florida curate an exhibition of historic landscapes at the Cummer Museum

The Missing Link

A major Jasper Francis Cropsey painting has its museum debut after centuries in private collections

The American Experience

A new exhibition at the Mattatuck Museum looks at the country’s history through the lens of 250 years of portraiture

The Enduring Power of Art

The Springville Museum of Art presents an extensive retrospective of John Hafen’s career.

Deeply Woven

A landmark exhibition exploring Maine’s impact on the art world opens at the Farnsworth Art Museum

A Story Without Words

The Brandywine Museum of Art exhibits John Sloan prints that illustrate the artist’s ‘people watching’ skills.

Pieces of the Southwest

The American West is the star of the Scottsdale Art Auction in Arizona

Rare and Remarkable

A wide range of paintings, prints and sculpture will be on offer during Swann Auction Galleries’ March 12 sale

Broad Offerings

Shannon’s Spring Fine Art Auction presents rare lots by major American artists

Visual Culture

Heritage Auctions presents a century’s worth of significant American illustration

Diverse Offerings

Swann Galleries’ African American Art sale features historic and contemporary lots dating back to the Harlem Renaissance

Modern Classics

Christie’s presents an impressive variety of works from the late-19th to mid-20th century

Joint Auction Previews

Coeur d’Alene, Dallas, Hillsborough, Monrovia

The Wildest West

Christie’s sale of the Koch Collection produces jaw-dropping results for Western art in New York City

Making an Impression

Freeman’s American Art and Pennsylvania Impressionists sale hits record prices

Classic Examples

Timeless works of American art brought in more than $16.5 million at Christie’s sale of the Max N. Berry Collection.

Story-Rich Works

Sotheby’s sees major success for its Visions of America series, including the Art of the Americas sale

Views of America

Iconic subjects and locations were the stars of Christie’s 19th-century American art sale in January By Michael Clawson

Historic Reminders

letter from the Publishers

…A Thousand Words

Editor’s letter

Art Show Calendar

The Best Fairs, Exhibitions and Events Coast to Coast

Art Market Updates

People & Places

New acquisition: Jacob Lawrence

High Museum of Art

Recent Arrivals

Insights into historic American artwork newly available from galleries and dealers around the country

Curator Chat

We Ask Leading Museum Curators About What’s Going On In Their World