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Permanent exhibition of the works of Jean-Pierre Perreault at Place des Arts
Press Releases MONTREAL, May 13
Permanent exhibition of the works of Jean-Pierre Perreault at Place des Arts
- 17:45 EST MONTREAL, May 13 /CNW Telbec/ - Place des Arts and the Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault have concluded a partnership agreement to conserve and display much of the pictorial oeuvre of the late Jean-Pierre Perreault. Twelve sets designed by the
Israel Museum puts Dead Sea scroll on rare display (AP)
By MATTI FRIEDMAN, Associated Press Writer 1 hour, 53 minutes ago JERUSALEM - One of the most important Dead Sea scrolls is going on display in Jerusalem this week - more than four decades after it was last seen by the public. The 24-foot scroll with the
Natural science museum to offer summer camps
The Houston Museum of Natural Science will offer weekly summer camps June 2-Aug. 15. 'Each year, the HMNS youth education department does an incredible amount of research to update our classes to provide a unique summer camp program for kids that is
Buffalo Soldiers National Museum to celebrate relocation
Capt. Paul J. Matthews, founder and executive director of the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum, 1834 Southmore Blvd., said it's taken a long time, but his dream has finally been realized. On Tuesday, the museum begins its move to its new location at the
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RU 2008 Multiple - layered vision by Ranga Chandrarathne rangac@sundayobserver.lk RU 2008, the exhibition of paintings by Ruwan Upasena which commenced at the Lionel Wendt Art Gallery on May 9 will go on till May 11. Over the years, Ruwan has evolved
Rauschenberg: The American Artist of the 20th Century
By any and all of the three main ways of measuring an artist's greatness-what the work looks like, its situation in art history, and the influence on younger artists-Robert Rauschenberg is at the top of the heap. Rauschenberg, who died May 12 at the age
Permanent exhibition of the works of Jean-Pierre Perreault at Place des Arts
Attention News Editors MONTREAL, May 13 /CNW Telbec/ - Place des Arts and the Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault have concluded a partnership agreement to conserve and display much of the pictorial oeuvre of the late Jean-Pierre Perreault. Twelve sets
Street Art is Dead
Sometime in the autumn of 2006 The first evidence of a rising discontent came in the summer. It began with the artist known as Swoon. In a world filled with violent color and provocative imagery, her work stood apart - restrained and serene. Her ethereal
Ardeshir Mohassess: Art and Satire in Iran - May 22-August 3 2008 at Asia Soc...
Ardeshir Mohassess's illustrations and cartoons have been regularly published in Iranian newspapers and periodicals such as Kayhan, Ettelaat, Ayandegan, as well as international newspapers such as the New York Times. This legendary artist has been the
For ARESUVA, National Gallery documents artists, targets tourism
Specialisation on the part of art historians, NGA thought, would enhance documentation of artists better than the current format which has as many writers as possible writing on one artist at a particular time. The new approach, according to the Director
Tree of Life: 16th Environmental Art Festival in Iran - Noushahr, North of Ir...
Photos: Raheleh Zomorodinia & Ahmad Nadalian; Report: Ahmad Nadalian, RiverArt During last week (April 29 ?May 4, 2008) a new environmental art festival was held on the coast of Caspian Sea, in the north of Iran. More than 140 artists from
Toilet mannequin bids for top British art prize
A mannequin perched on the toilet is vying with a cartoon cat to land the Turner Prize, the controversial British award that annually sparks a heated debate about the definition of art. Critics may lambast the short list as pretentious claptrap, but the
Artist Ravelling, Unravelling with UCL mathematicians
Links: Naheed Raza The Wellcome Trust Arts Awards Scheme has funded a collaborative project between the UCL Lighthill Institute of Mathematics (LIMS) and artist Naheed Raza, a UCL Slade School of Fine Art graduate (MA Fine Art 2007). The one-year
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