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Denver Art Museum: Cornell Capa: A Retrospective
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Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University: Meiji Photography
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Cork Gallery, Lincoln Center: Apple TART: Virtual Tart meets the Big Apple Sponsored by Visual Arts League
Through having their work on the Virtual TART site they have hit the world.
Dale Copeland has packed some of everyones artwork into 4 big suitcases and brought it to New York. Complete with photos of the a...
River Gallery: Call for Artists: Great Lakes Region - Juried Exhibition
History
River Gallery, a fine art gallery formerly located “upstairs” in historic downtown Chelsea has just
completed a 3,200 square foot renovation of an historic 1898 Main Street building. Since their
beginnings in 2000 the gallery has hosted...
Global Cafe: DnA Factory Present the Fluffer Show
The fluffer show is a showcase for not only their current crop of installations
but also amassing some of their showbiz chums each to take a little turn in music and spectacle.
This is a multi disciplined, multi national hum dinger hot doggie c...
OBORO: Brad Todd: Screen
Beginning with the telescope to early TV signals, vision over distance has gradually become action over distance and has supplanted earlier models of perceiving and engaging with the world. In Screen's Cornell-esque scenario resides the blurred an...
Corcoran Gallery of Art: Elaine Kurtz: Alluvial Paintings
Today, contemporary painters incorporate into their work media as various as flour, salt,
perfume and chocolate in an effort to challenge our expectations and to invigorate the
traditional...
New York Society of Women Artist: Members Exhibition at Weill Cornell Medical Library
Painting, mixed media, prints and sculpture will be featured. Both nature and
space are explored through realism, abstract and non-objective statements and
conceptual pieces. On view will be delicate watercolors, bold acrylics and
oils as we...
National Academy: Surrealism USA: Between 1930 and 1950
One of the most revolutionary artistic and intellectual movements of the twentieth century, Surrealism still exerts a strong appeal today, more than fifty years after its heyday. The profound influence that this world of fantasy and dream had on a...
Carnegie Museum of Natural History: Seasons of Western Pennsylvania:
The Photography of Donald M. Robinson
Robinson is well known for his photographs of people, landscapes, and animal life. He has
traveled internationally, documenting the essence of exotic locales from Arctic glaciers to
African deserts t...
University of Kentucky Art Museum: A Ceramic Continuum: Fifty Years of the Archie Bray Influence
The exhibition also includes work from the Foundation’s former resident directors—Rudy Autio, David Cornell, Ken Ferguson, Carol Roorbach, David Shaner, Kurt Weiser, and Peter Voulkos—as well as by Josh DeWeese, the current resident director.
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Hibel Museum of Art: Hibel Museum of Art Opens Anew
Hibel, who will be 83 in January, has been
painting professionally nearly 60 years since her
Sturtevant Traveling Fellowship and graduation from the
Boston Museum School of Fine Arts in 1940. Her work has
been exhibited in prestigious mus...
626 Gallery: Katy Allgeyer: Saints and Sinners
A typical image from the series depicts Jesus Christ with a fortune that states, “Good things are being said about you/ Peking Noodle Company”. Additionally, the Christian holy cards have been arranged in classic Tibetan mandala formations and the...
Avenue Art Gallery: Call for Artists: 2002 National Small Works Painting Exhibition
Entry Specifications
* Visual artists residing within the United States may submit no more than four pieces for one entry fee.
* Works may be no larger than 16" x 20" in dimension.
* Two dimensional painting work will be accepte...
Laguna Art Museum: Cyborg Manifesto, or The Joy of Artifice
Theorist Donna Haraway coined a portion of the title, Cyborg Manifesto. She wrote, the cyborg is resolutely committed to partiality, irony, intimacy, and perversity. However when boundaries are being transgressed and when fusions create new entit...
Xanadu: Ward Yoshimoto: It’s Personal
During his residence at The MacDowell Colony in 2004 the artist attempted to remove the preciousness of the used object and the obvious personal connection to them out of his work. What he discovered is that because of the process and choice of ma...
Griffin Contemporary: Enrique Martinez Celaya: The October Cycle
Margo Timmins from the musical band Cowboy Junkies will perform at the reception. An enthusiast of Martinez Celaya's work, Timmins will sing an a capella version of the traditional "Mining for Gold" -a song that resonates deeply with the paintings...
Bayly Art Museum: The Heritage of Our Ancestors: Works by Jaune Quick-to-See Smith and
Kay WalkingStick
Quick-to-See Smith was born in 1940 on the Indian Mission Flathead Reservation in Montana.
She earned a degree in art education from Framingham State College, MA, in 1976 and an M.A.
from the University of New Mexico in 1980. She exhibit...
Museum of Fine Arts: Call for Artists: The Show - Southwest Juried Exhibition
Submissions in all media are welcome. The selections for THE SHOW will be made by three jurors: Terezita Romo, Susan Rothenberg and W. Jackson Rushing III, Ph.D.
Submission deadline: January 6, 2003
Exhibition dates: June 6-August 31...
Fogg Art Museum, Harvard: The City of Sardis: Approaches in Graphic Recording
This exhibit is about the topographic landscape and historic architecture of Sardis, and their graphic recording since the middle of the eighteenth century. Architectural and topographical features of the site have attracted visitors for different...
Mobius: Maternal Exposure - Don't Forget the Lunches: A Sculptural Installation by Monica Bock and Poetry by Zofia Burr
The lead bags gather in rows in one half of the exhibition
space, spreading across the floor in the order the original lunches were prepared. Inserted intermittently, small lead sheet
plaques replace lunch b...
Museum of Modern Art: The Dream of Utopia/Utopia of the Dream
One extreme was defined by the pure abstractions of painters such as Piet Mondrian and Kazimir Malevich, who sought the
systematic restructuring of reality through emphasis on the logic of form. For example, the spare black and white
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Association for Visual Arts: Hachivi Edgar Heap of Birds
In the past decade HEAP OF BIRDS has traveled around the world conducting research into the similarities of icons used by indigenous peoples in Australia, Africa, North and South America and Europe. He has co...
Gallery 44, Centre for Contemporary Photography: Of Kith and Kin: Davida Nemeroff, Susan E. Evans, Cynthia Greig and Richard H. Smith
Susan E. Evans was born as Juanna Ramos in April 1966 in Yankton, South Dakota. Upon adoption, she was given the name Susan Eileen Evans. Starting her photographic studies at the age of eight, Evans received her BFA in both Photography and Hologra...
MASS MoCA: Mark Taylor: Grave Matters
In Grave Matters, Williams College Professor Mark Taylor and photographer
Deitrich Christian Lammerts present beautiful and disturbing black and white
photographs of the gravesites of 150 artists, architects, writers,
philosophers, and musician...
Alameda Art Laboratory: Relational Architectures: Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
In the past fourteen years Rafael Lozano-Hemmer has developed interactive art installations that transform urban spaces and create connective environments. Using movement sensors, computer graphics, positional sound, Internet interfaces, tele-robo...
Phillips Collection: Surrealism and Modernism from the Collection of the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
Notably, the Atheneum was the first museum in the world to purchase a painting by Salvador Dalí (1931) and the first American museum to acquire works by surrealist Joan Miró (1934), the Paris-born painter known as Balthus (1938), and American surr...
Milwaukee Art Museum: Industrial Strength Design: How Brooks Stevens Shaped Your World
The exhibition is an appealing blend of the nostalgic, the familiar
and the futuristic and provides a compelling retrospective of the evolution
of American popular and material culture from the 1930s to the 70s. The
exhibition presents four time ...
Skirball Cultural Center: Myer Myers: Jewish Silversmith in Colonial New York
While Myers is not nearly as well known as Paul Revere, who worked in Boston, Myers, like Revere, is counted among a select group of highly respected merchant-artisans of the time. His work is found in major museum collections including the Metrop...
Estate Project for Artists with AIDS: First-time Ever Exhibition from Innovative Databank
A national exhibition program has been launched, with the first venue being
Parsons School of Design, a division of the New School University, of an
upcoming exhibition drawn from The Virtual Collection. The Estate Project’s
Director, Patrick M...
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