DRAWINGS WEEK 2026 – Lines of a Nation: Early American Drawings and Their Legacy
The Winter Show, Park Avenue Armory 643 Park Avenue, New York, NY, United StatesThe Winter Show, Park Avenue Armory
How do we define early American art? When do drawings truly become American despite being produced by artists often trained in Europe? What or who defines “American” in terms of imagery, materials, or techniques? This panel discussion brings together four specialists in American art to share their knowledge on this important moment for the nascent […]
Crosscurrents: Cultural Exchange in the Eighteenth Century
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The eighteenth century was a time of great cross-cultural exchange, in Europe and beyond. Artists from England and Northern Europe embarked on their Grand Tours of Italy to steep themselves in the classical monuments and landscapes, while other artists traveled north to seek out royal and elite patronage, prestigious commissions in flourishing academies, and in search of inspiration in new places. This multifaceted cultural exchange was further expanded by artists’ encounters with diverse cultures, in colonies or through exported goods. Join us for a panel discussion between scholars and dealers to discuss the importance of drawing from this period of travel and enrichment.
Panel Discussion: The Market for Drawings – How to Collect
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At The Winter Show, dealers and collectors will engage in a lively discussion about the market for drawings and distinct approaches to collecting. A special report on the drawings market, prepared by ArtTactic, serves as the basis for the conversation. Moderated by: Megan Corcoran Locke, Head of Business Development, ArtTactic Panelists: Jill Newhouse, Jill Newhouse Gallery; […]