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Christie鈥檚 annual sale of Important Americana totaled $8,320,684, selling 143 percent hammer and buyer鈥檚 premium against low estimate, with 84 percent of lots sold.

The Ackland Art Museum at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill announces the new exhibition鈥疶riple Take: Dialogues with the Terra Collection-in-Residence, on view Jan. 31-May 11, 2025.

Across furniture, silver, folk and outsider art, manuscripts, painting and more, Christie鈥檚 specialists give us an insider look at important objects of American history on offer this January.

On October 4, 2024, the Brooklyn Museum will debut Toward Joy: New Frameworks for American Art, a transformative reinstallation of its American Art galleries and a highlight of the institution鈥檚 200th anniversary programming this fall.

Christie鈥檚 annual auction of Important Americana in New York has exceeded all expectations, totaling an impressive $9,294,784.

Some exhibitions are designed to throw viewers off balance. The American Folk Art Museum鈥檚 current 鈥淯nnamed Figures: Black Presence and Absence in the Early American North鈥� is one such show.

In many ways the challenges of the dramatic new exhibition at the American Folk Art Museum are its subject matter.

Christie鈥檚 week of Americana sales totaled $23,686,438 and established 8 auction records.

The couple鈥檚 collection is a treasure trove of 18th- and 19th-century American cultural heritage that resonates with modern sensibilities

Christie鈥檚 presents Americana Week 2022, a series of three live and one online sales comprised of 19th Century American Art on January 19.

Stacy Hollander recently relinquished her long and laudable curatorial career at the American Folk Art Museum, a constant through the many changes AFAM has seen over the years.

Sales lag while demand for folk art is on the rise as Millennials move away from a 鈥楬ome Alone鈥� aesthetic

Christie鈥檚 announced Americana Week 2019, a series of auctions, viewings and events, to be held January 12-18.

鈥楢 Shared Legacy,鈥� at the American Folk Art Museum In a letter he wrote in 1825, the American painter John Vanderlyn said that paintings by the iti

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