All posts by Alisha

The four-piece set above, created in high 20-22 kt, heavy hammered gold, circa 2000, is the work of Ilias Lalaounis, […]

Reported in The New York Times, Ian Brabner, an Delaware dealer is bringing a photo album that he says has […]

The first European hard-paste porcelain, Meissen porcelain was developed in 1708 by Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus. After his death in […]

No Longer Empty, a public arts organization devoted to bringing contemporary art to a wider audience through site-specific public exhibitions […]

Above is an Aesthetic Movement Sterling silver tea and coffee service with applied accents from Bigelow & Kennard. Found in […]

The Independent Art Spaces Symposium on Saturday, March 31, 2012 celebrates and introduces the launch of the Art Spaces Directory, […]

The Whitney Biennial 2012, the sixty-seven in a series of Annuals and Biennials since 1932, looks at the state of […]

The Frick Collection’s Diana the Huntress by Jean-Antoine Houdon (1740–1828) has found a permanent home in the elegant museum’s new […]

One of the most enduring forms of Chinese art, ceramics has an unbroken history dating to possibly as early as […]

On view through July 13, 2012, Casting the Divine showcases over a hundred works of art from the “Nyingjei Lam” […]