2-day fused-glass jewelry workshop on tap (The Fac...
The Brazosport Art League will host a two-day event for those who would like to learn how to show off their homemade bling-bling.

A new owner is revamping the Dolly Johnson antique...
Good golly, Miss Dolly! After nearly five decades of peddling early Americana, the venerable Dolly Johnson Antique & Art Show is letting its hair down.

Visual arts calendar (Asheville Citizen-Times)...
Send items at least two weeks in advance to Carol Motsinger via e-mail to cmotsinger@CITIZEN-TIMES.com . Please include the opening and closing dates of exhibits and a number that may be published to call for information. For more information, call 232-2935.

Travel briefs: Southwest museum, lite vacation, ti...
No one really needs to be reminded that Santa Fe is as well known for its art as its chile. And like the endless variations on red and green chile sauces that appear on nearly every plate served in the city, there is a style of art for nearly every taste.

HUDSON VALLEY AUCTIONEERS Antique and Estate Aucti...
Featuring collection early Chinese pottery and figures; partial contents Pleasantville, Mt Kisco, Peekskill, North Salem with additions — A large sale expect many unadvertised items due to winter storm pick-up delays. Plan to preview and attend.

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Dodie Masterman obituary (Guardian Unlimited)...
Versatile artist known for her illustrations of classic novels The artist and teacher Dodie Masterman, who has died aged 91, was best known for the illustrations she provided for classic novels, in which she perfectly captured mood and atmosphere. She was born Rhoda Glass in Brixham, Devon, into a family rich in melodrama. Her father was a car dealer, whose Russian-Viennese Jewish parents had ...

Woman arrested after boyfriend stabbed (The Pueblo...
A 24-year-old Pueblo woman remained in Pueblo County jail after she was arrested Sunday in connection with a stabbing at a Bessemer home.

Evaluate & donate (The Shelbyville News)...
People wanting to know if grandma’s hurricane lamp, grandpa’s pocketwatch or Aunt Sally’s salt and pepper shakers are really worth anything might find answers at the upcoming Art and Antique Appraisal Fair.