Helen Kropp first arrived on the Oregon coast in Newport in 1962. Falling in love with the area, she and her husband purchased a small beach cabin and in 1996 when her husband retired they moved into an ocean view house they had built three blocks away. . And while …
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Sign up for our PoliticsNY newsletter for the latest coverage and to stay informed about the 2021 elections in your district and across New York Thursday October 28 Beat the Bomb Halloween Photo Contest– Beat the bomb, an immersive video game experience, offers a special Halloween experience until Sunday, October …
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Auction action in Branford, Connecticut. BRANFORD, CONN. – Americana from estates and collections, including folk art, brut art, period furniture, paintings and accessories, were the main attractions of Fred Giampietro’s auctions in New Haven on 16 and Oct. 17, which reached $ 1 million, with just two minor lots of …
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The gap between contemporary art and get-rich-quick schemes seems to be narrowing day by day. Last month, a Danish artist donated a blank canvas to a gallery after receiving $ 116,000 to produce a piece of art, but this month Brooklyn-based art collective MSCHF created an even more provocative piece, …
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Every month hundreds of galleries add newly available works from thousands of artists to the Artnet gallery network and every week we spotlight one artist you should know. Find out what we have in store and request more with a single click. About the artists: This two-artist exhibition in Dierking, …
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Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services are attracting consumer interest, but more importantly, the payment option is increasingly used. In a recent joint report between PYMNTS and Amazon Web Services (AWS), surveys of over 2,200 consumers showed that not only do consumers find the convenience of BNPL a selling point …
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By Kate Abnett and Marine Strauss BRUSSELS, October 25 (Reuters) – Germany, Denmark, Ireland and six other European countries said on Monday they would not support reform of the European electricity market, ahead of an emergency meeting of ministers Energy to discuss the recent price spike. European gas and electricity …
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PARIS – It’s hard to escape the feeling of rivalry between France and its cross-Channel neighbor, from the Battle of Agincourt to the Napoleonic wars, including President Charles de Gaulle block the entry of Great Britain into the European Economic Community. And now that Britain has left the European Union, …
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THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART (NGA) acquired “The American People Series # 18: The Flag is Bleeding” (1976), a major painting by Gold Faith Ring which makes a powerful political statement on American democracy and racism. The iconic painting was acquired directly from the artist’s collection with funds donated by …
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The painting donated by Dennis Geden, valued at $ 35,000, is “an iconic piece and will be a wonderful addition to the city’s collection.” The City of North Bay accepted an anonymous donation of an original oil on canvas painting by Dennis Geden titled “Big Fish” following a closed session …
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