Portico Gallery, Frick Collection March 16, 2012 Alisha Alisha Uncategorized No comments yet The Frick Collection’s Diana the Huntress by Jean-Antoine Houdon (1740–1828) has found a permanent home in the elegant museum’s new […] Read more
Ming Dynasty Ceramics March 15, 2012 Alisha Alisha Uncategorized No comments yet One of the most enduring forms of Chinese art, ceramics has an unbroken history dating to possibly as early as […] Read more
Casting the Divine at the Rubin Museum March 9, 2012 Alisha Alisha Uncategorized No comments yet On view through July 13, 2012, Casting the Divine showcases over a hundred works of art from the “Nyingjei Lam” […] Read more
Duncan Phyfe, A New York Artisan March 2, 2012 Alisha Alisha Exhibitions No comments yet In 1784, Duncan Phyfe arrived in New York a struggling immigrant apprenticed to a cabinetmaker. By the early 1800s, he […] Read more
Bamboo Master Yufu Masataka February 28, 2012 Alisha Alisha Japanese Art No comments yet Born in Beppu, 1941, a time and place where bamboo craftsmen, including the artist’s father, were working towards the highest […] Read more
A New Twist to Old Rooms February 25, 2012 Alisha Alisha Exhibitions No comments yet Playing House, which opened Friday 24, at the Brooklyn Museum adds new perspective to an old and much-loved exhibit. The […] Read more
International Art Jewelry February 16, 2012 Alisha Alisha Exhibitions No comments yet Currently on view at Forbes Galleries, “International Art Jewelry 1895-1925” is an expansive look at the emergence of art jewelry […] Read more
The Game of Kings February 10, 2012 Alisha Alisha Exhibitions No comments yet The Metropolitan Museum of Art is proud to introduce its new exhibition, The Game of Kings: Medieval Ivory Chessmen from […] Read more
Judith Leiber Handbags February 9, 2012 Alisha Alisha Uncategorized No comments yet Judith Leiber Lizar Karung handbag, 1990s, Treasures & Pleasures Gallery Judith Leiber, the name in handbags of elegant luxury, started […] Read more
Samanid Slip-Painted Pottery February 4, 2012 Alisha Alisha Pottery No comments yet In the long and vibrant history of Islamic art, the Samanid Dynasty (AD 819-999) though short-lived was one of the […] Read more