For true collectors, wine is for more than drinking. It’s for savoring, storing and building a legacy. Unsplash+ For decades, red wines—Bordeaux First Growths, Super Tuscans, Grand Cru Burgundies—have dominated the narrative around fine wine collecting and investment. The conventional wisdom has long equated collectability with robust tannins, long cellar lives and famous château names.
The Americans are fanatical collectors of glass, but the British have always been devoted to ceramics. Their passion hasn’t waned, although it has developed in new directions. Traditionally, collectors sought rare pieces of porcelain, such as bowls, tea cups and, before that, figurines. With the development in the 1920s of the studio-pottery movement in the
Mon Sep 1, 2025 07:50 PM Last update on: Mon Sep 1, 2025 07:56 PM Photos: Mohammad Tawhid Ur Rashid “> Photos: Mohammad Tawhid Ur Rashid Students from the Faculty of Fine Arts at Dhaka University (DU) recently organised Syllaবাদ, an art exhibition that extends beyond academic boundaries. This collective exhibition showcases works created by
Paul Steiner’s meandering path to the art world started with 35 years as a carpenter, a few architecture classes and a bad back. But once he decided he was going to try his hand at painting full time, Steiner never looked back. A largely self-taught devotee of realism, he fully immersed himself in his work
MARTIN, Tenn.—One local exhibition offers a look at some unique works of art. The 11th Annual Guitar As Art Exhibition took place as part of the Tennessee Soybean Festival Sunday afternoon. The art was on display in the gallery at UT Martin’s Fine Arts Building. The exhibit features gorgeous hand-painted and beautifully decorated guitars with
‘Coastal Carvings’ broadcast premiere is Sept. 1 on APTN A new television docuseries is exploring the day-to-day lives and personal stories of the artists at Coastal Carvings, an award-winning Indigenous fine art gallery located in Coombs. Each of the 13 episodes of Coastal Carvings is dedicated to the passion behind keeping culture and tradition alive through art. The series has its
Source: WISH-TV / WISH-TV INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The BUTTER Fine Art Fair is showcasing Black artists from Indiana and across the country in a way that’s redefining how artists are supported and paid. More than 50 artists. No commission. Every dollar goes straight to the creators. That’s the heart of BUTTER: Bold, visionary, and building
An Owensboro visitor may not expect to encounter an art scene as rich as the one the west Kentucky city of roughly 60,000 boasts. It’s a facet of the city that has become a point of pride for Jason Edward Hayden, especially because the museum he directs, the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art, plays a central
Correspondent photo / Susan Wojnar Suzanne Gray, 75, of Columbiana, arts and humanities coordinator and art instructor at the Davis YMCA in Boardman, stands with pictures of her students at the YMCA Artists demonstration booth outside the Fine Arts building at the 179th Canfield Fair, which continues through Labor Day. CANFIELD — Art was in
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The BUTTER Fine Art Fair officially opened Friday morning. Opening day started with Education Day, bringing students to the Stutz Building in downtown Indianapolis. 2025 year marks the fifth anniversary of BUTTER. It features 50 black artists from Indiana and across the country. Since 2021, Indianapolis-based GANGGANG has produced the event, saying