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June 20, 2015 - With 40 of the country's best dealers in early American antiques and handmade primitive goods. We offer a fine selection of country antiques and primitives. We search throughout New England, Pennsylvania, Ohio and more looking for just the right pieces for you. Our merchandise is always changing and we do not sell on-line at this time. The show will be held in Brookfield, MA 01506

June 20-21, 2015 - For 45 years, Zurko Promotions has been bringing quality antique shows, flea markets, and events to the Midwest. Shopping for antiques & collectibles can be a fun and interesting way to spend an afternoon.

The annual Tipp City Antique & Artisan Show closes Tipp City's Main Street every June to accommodate participating merchants and artisans, who display unique and collectible primitives, glassware, garden architectural items, furniture, vintage clothing and jewelry, and other collectibles. Many local artists will also be participating, bringing their watercolors, oils, pottery, weaving, metal and w...

This exhibit showcases one of the museum’s newest additions—a collection of drawings by Italian, Dutch and French artists of the 17th and 18th centuries recently donated by a local collector. These sketches, generally made as studies for oil paintings or theatrical sets, show the fine line between fine art and commercial art that most artists of the period walked. Sunday: 1 pm — 5 pm Closed Monday...

The exhibition features works by Japanese-born artist Niho Kozuru, whose brightly tinted constructions are created from translucent cast rubber. Many of Kozuru’s forms are inspired by New England turned-wood architectural elements such as finials and balusters as well as industrial machine parts. Color and energy radiate from within the Zillman Gallery this summer in Inter/Dimension. Also on displ...

The exhibition features an array of new sculptures and two-dimensional works by one of Maine’s most innovative contemporary artists. Hepler explores forms in conflict or embrace through a series of heavily patterned large-scale woodcuts and soft sculptures inspired by collages made from National Geographic magazines. The artist also highlights the clarity and simplicity of primary forms in large a...

Architect David Adjaye presents 14 West and Central African textiles from the museum’s permanent collection in the latest installment of the Selects series. On view in the renovated Marks Gallery on the museum’s first floor, the exhibition is the 12th in the ongoing series, in which prominent designers, artists and architects are invited to mine and interpret the museum’s collection. Cooper Hewitt...

June 19-21, 2015 - This upscale Market features 500 spaces in a 75,000 foot climate controlled building plus outside veranda and countyard dealers. In addition to abundant parking and a full service restaurant, services include jewelry repair, restoration and appraisal, on-site framing and furniture restoration.

2015 Event - "Once a year on Father's Day weekend, the town comes to life with a street fair featuring vendors from all over the country; it's one of the best street sales in the United States" "A small mid-western town, that for one weekend a year, is transformed into a sprawling Antiques show."

Nature inspires us with her simplicity, her lines, and her infallible ability to amaze. Through the work of the artists collected here, I invite you to revel in form and delight in the bounty of shapes nature has designed for us. - Aaron Casey The exhibit will provide a counterpoint to the French flower paintings on display concurrently at the Denver Art Museum’s summer spectacle: In Bloom. Design...