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Featuring 50 of the Midwest’s Finest Dealers. Offering antiques in Pottery, Mission, Victorian, Deco, Stoneware, Cutglass, Art Glass Primitives,Americana, Coin-op, Native American, Furniture, Sporting, Toys, Paper Advertising, Oil Paintings, Fine Art to Contemporary. Folk Art,Vintage and MORE!

Quality antique and vintage shopping with dealers from across the United States. Saturday 5/9 – 8 am to 5 pm Sunday 5/10 – 10 am to 5 pm Admission: Adults $6.00, Children 9-12 $3.00, Children 8 & Under Free FREE PARKING Antiques · Vintage · Primitives · Jewelry · Art · Furniture · Books · Pottery · Glass · Vintage Clothing · Architectural/Garden & More!

May 7, 2015 the event will start at 12:45pm - 6:00pm. The Scott Antique Market is stronger than ever. It has grown into the World’s Largest Monthly Indoor Antique Show, and is truly “America’s Favorite Treasure Hunt!”

The most recent exhibition of Native American art features 69 baskets collected during the late Victorian era when a craze for Native basketry swept the United States. Ranging in size from an extremely large Apache Indian storage jar to a Pomo Indian basket as small as a tiny seed, the baskets on view in this installation were collected during the years when basket mania seized the nation. Closed ...

The exhibition represents Morell’s first prolonged engagement in the state since his graduation from Bowdoin College and his first creative response to winter and the theme of climate change. A Mind of Winter includes photographs created at various sites in Maine during the winter of 2014–2015. Closed on Mondays and national holidays.

Altindere’s film Wonderland, which is in the MoMA collection, documents the anger and frustration of a group of youths from the historic Sulukule neighborhood of Istanbul, home to Romani communities since the Byzantine Empire that has been increasingly demolished since 2006 as part of an “urban renewal” development project. Presented in the style of a music video, Wonderland captures the young men...

Off the Clock includes a selection of the artist’s Newz! paintings, recent sculptures, and a new video, Drummer Boi (2015), which was created specifically for the exhibition. Bass’s paintings deploy a personal lexicon that centers on possible actions or transitional spaces: cigarettes emit plumes of smoke; alligators emerge with mouths wide open; letters and punctuation marks twist and overlap; an...

Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys show fifteen steel sculptures, eighty-five watercolors, and a few videos. These artists make tragic, comic, and silent portraits of the human condition. They are drawn to all that society can’t digest or domesticate, and they create a perverse caricature that is populated by amateur actors, faces, dolls, animals, and other speechless objects. Their work is deadpan, in ...

IM Heung-soon’s work explores the ongoing process of modernization and globalization in Korea as seen through the eyes of older generations whose lives have spanned these momentous shifts. Where the artist’s prior work has concentrated on male roles in Korean society, Reincarnation (2015) centers on a group of women who were dancers in the ad-hoc entertainer community – referred to as the “foxhole...

Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys show fifteen steel sculptures, eighty-five watercolors, and a few videos. These artists make tragic, comic, and silent portraits of the human condition. They are drawn to all that society can’t digest or domesticate, and they create a perverse caricature that is populated by amateur actors, faces, dolls, animals, and other speechless objects. Their work is deadpan, in ...