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Berlin At Its Best
The 11th ART FORUM BERLIN –The International Fair for Contemporary Art – presents itself consequent in its selection and constantly focussing on new. From September 30 to October 4, opening September 29, 2006 the ART FORUM BERLIN appears as a precise, compact, actual fair with a by far wider range of international attendance and a fresher program than last year.
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Ooo: Early Prints by Ed Ruscha
One of today’s most influential and celebrated American artists, Ed Ruscha has been an avid printmaker for more than forty years. "Ooo: Early Prints by Ed Ruscha", an intimate exhibition at the Norton Simon Museum, features his early experiments with lithography at the Tamarind Lithography Workshop in Los Angeles in 1969.
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Exhibitions at the Royal Academy of Arts
The oldest arts institution in Britain, The Royal Academy of Arts, offer their visitors an international exhibition programme that will satisfy the visitor completely. Artnow Online brings you the latest exhibitions The Royal Academy of Arts is presenting.
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Alumni Society Auction at Visual Arts Gallery
The Alumni Society of School of Visual Arts will hold the 2006 Alumni Society Auction on Tuesday, September 26, 6 — 9pm. The goal of the auction is to raise substantial funds to provide scholarships to SVA students, and to honor individuals connected with the College who have made significant contributions to the SVA community and the cultural and artistic life of New York City.
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"My Matisse" play hits London theatres in November
He was born the son of a grain merchant in Northern France. He studied law and worked as a law clerk. When he was twenty-one years old he became seriously ill. During his recuperation he discovered painting and his love for art, which would become his life-long passion.
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Niki & Jean – L'Art et l'Amour
Between August 29, 2006 and January 21, 2007, the Museum Tinguely presents "Niki & Jean – L'Art et l'Amour", an exhibition dedicated to one of the most notorious and flamboyant couples in the history of art. From the early 1960s on, Niki and Jean staged their appearances as the "Bonnie and Clyde of the arts", assuming respectively the roles of the rebellious aristocrat and the ambitious proletarian.
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Transmission: The Art of Matta and Gordon Matta-Clark
Organized by the San Diego Museum of Art, "Transmission" presents the very first comprehensive examination of the relationship between the work of renowned surrealist Roberto Matta and his son, conceptual artist Gordon Matta-Clark.
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Mai36 Galerie Exhibitions: Filipa Cesar and Jitka Hanzlova
We have pleasure in introducing works by Portuguese artist Filipa César with "Videos and Photographs" and by Czech artist Jitka Hanzlova with anew series called "Forest". Visit wonderful Mai36 Galerie to admire this two exhibitions.
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A Deaf Artist in Early America: The Worlds of John Brewster Jr.
John Brewster Jr. (1766-1854) was a deaf portrait painter who created hauntingly beautiful images of American people during the formative period of the nation. This is the first major exhibition in more than 40 years to highlight Brewster's extraordinary life and work.
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"Myths," an exhibition of paintings
"None of this is real," said Samuel Gareginyan to a crowd of assembled students, faculty, and other curious onlookers in his warm Armenian accent. "It’s a different plane of reality." And it was impossible not to see what he meant, in a room full of windows called paintings.
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Enjoy the experience of art at "art bodensee"
Fifty selected galleries, numerous "one artist shows" and a new focus on graphic art are the special attractions at the 6th "art bodensee" to be held at the Dornbirn exhibition centre. The only art fair to be held during the summer months is already attracting widespread interest.
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"In the Alps": The imagery of the Alpine world
From October 06, 2006 until January 02, 2007 Kunsthaus Zürich will show how the Alps have been seen by experts, artists and amateurs, and thus transformed from a natural feature into a cultural phenomenon. The exhibition offers a veritably kaleidoscopic view of the topic from the 17th century to the present day, featuring some 300 items including votive miniatures, cartographic models and examples of both commercial and fine art.
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