October 23, 2012 - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

  • The Big Game At Riley Rink Closes Antiques Week In Vermont
    October 23, 2012

    The final show of Antiques Week In Vermont is also the largest, and it provides a platform for a grand send-off for all of the out-of-state buyers that are about to leave the fall foliage and plentiful antiques behind. It is not only the largest of the shows, boasting more than 80 dealers, but Antiques In Vermont is also an event where several upper-end and powerhouse dealers choose to display their wares..

  • Big Crowds At Bromley
    October 23, 2012

    The Bromley Mountain Antiques Show has to be considered one of the favorites of the Antiques Week In Vermont shows. Opening for early buying on Saturday, October 6, at 8 am, this show gets the weekend off to a fast-paced start. The Bromley Mountain base lodge is old school, quaint and tight quartered; in other words, it is the perfect atmosphere to cram 30 quality dealers into and to create a buying frenzy.

  • Smart-Looking Weston Antiques Show Opens Antiques Week In Vermont
    October 23, 2012

    Opening for preview on Thursday evening, October 4, the Weston Antiques Show, conducted at the Weston Playhouse, saw its usual vivacious crowd on hand for opening. The show was brimming with new exhibitors this year, partly due to the conflicting dates of the Antiques Dealers Association annual show in Deerfield that caused several dealers to choose between exhibiting at one or the other, yet it was as eye-pleasing as ever.

  • Two Paintings Stolen From Newport Gallery
    October 23, 2012

    Two paintings related to William Trost Richards were taken from a Newport art gallery during business hours on September 27.

  • wash In ColorOn View At Chicago Smart Museum
    October 23, 2012

    The University of Chicago⁳ Smart Museum of Art is presenting ⁁wash in Color: French and Japanese Prints,†an exhibition that examines the distinct yet overlapping traditions of color printmaking in France and Japan. On view through January 20, the exhibition offers more than 130 prints and illustrated books from the Eighteenth⁔wentieth Centuries.

  • Mapplethorpe XYZ Portfolios At Los Angeles County Museum Of Art
    October 23, 2012

    The Los Angeles County Museum of Art is showing the X, Y, and Z portfolios created by American photographer Robert Mapplethorpe (1946‱989). On view through February 3, ⁒obert Mapplethorpe: XYZ†features 39 black and white photographs, exploring three subject matters.

  • Original Round Top Antiques Fair Steadily Building Diversity
    October 23, 2012

    The Original Round Top Antiques Fair continued to build diversity, with a great customer base that appreciates early American antiques and all the many other styles offered in this 45-year tradition founded on country, Americana and Texas antiques that took place October 3‶.

  • A Shopper Paradise Okemo
    October 23, 2012

    The second stop on the Antiques Week In Vermont tour was at the Okemo Ski resort lodge where just under 30 dealers displayed a good selection of Americana. This highly anticipated show opened on Friday afternoon, October 5, with a preview party beginning at 3 pm and ending promptly at 6.

  • aking MagicOn View At Michener Art Museum Nov 3
    October 23, 2012

    The James A. Michener Art Museum takes a fresh look at an ancient concept in ⁍aking Magic: Beauty in Word and Image, n view November 3 through March 31, in the museum⁳ Fred Beans Gallery.

  • Marburger Farm Hosts 300 Dealers And Thousands Of Shoppers
    October 23, 2012

    Marburger Farm Antiques Show was again filled October 2‶ with more than 300 exhibiting dealers in the tents and buildings in this former farm site where several thousand visitors came to purchase antiques and home décor for their homes. Sales in furniture and accessories from long ago through the Twentieth Century were good at the nearly weeklong event.



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