Red Gate´s Residency Programme
Artnow Online always wants to help artists or institutions on their way into the Art World. Last week, one of our exclusive international art gallery members, Red Gate Gallery, invite us to interview three artists from their prestigious Residency Programme.
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Hurrah for Paul Gauguin...Hurrah for NOMA...Hurrah for Gauguin’s Doors...Now Open
For the first time in over a decade a rare pair of glass doors painted by Paul Gauguin are on view at the New Orleans Museum of Art. Only two known pair of doors were painted by the famous French artist; the other set is in the collection of the Jeu de Paume Museum in Paris.
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Nam June Paik memorial at the Guggenheim New York; Christie´s 10th anniversary sale of Irish art; Patti Smith opens Glasgow art festival.
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Special Program for Alzheimer´s sufferers
"Meet Me at MoMA" is a program offered by the MoMA museum to give people with Alzheimer's and their caretakers a free visit and a guided tour of some of the world-famous paintings and perhaps a little mental stimulation. The tours are aimed at people in the early to middle stages of the disease.
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Artbrussels, one of the European top contemporary art fairs
artbrussels has identified itself as the international contemporary art fair of the moment, attracting participants from 20 countries. And through a rigorous selection process that limits the number of galleries taking part, the event has a genuine brilliance that gives it an edge.
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MACO: Mexico Arte Contemporaneo
For the third year, the most important contemporary art fair in Latin America, maco: mexico arte contemporaneo takes place in Mexico City, this time in Expo Reforma Convention Center, from the 26th to 30th of April 2006.
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Portugal´s new museum of 20th century art
Portugal will open at the end of this year a major museum of 20th century art in capital Lisboa. The government will sign a deal with Joe Berardo to allow works by artists such as Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, and Salvador Dali to go on display.
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