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CALL FOR ARTISTS April 13 – Consumption, A Main Gallery Show in JulyDeadline: April 13, 2010 Midnight Exhibit Dates: July 2-24, 2010 Title: Consumption, A Main Gallery Show in... »
Pick of the Day – Allan E Dooley JrI began my professional photography career in 1971. I have done mostly weddings and commercial work. I really did just about... »- BBC Young Musician 2010 to be broadcast on BBC Two, BBC Four and BBC Radio 3BBC Young Musician 2010 is given increased airtime this year with an extra programme on BBC Two to accommodate the new... »
Friendship Roses by Rona BlackBright yellow roses in Queen Mary's Gardens, Regent's Park, London.... »- South Asian research opportunities boosted by British Library and AHRCSignificant partnership launched by leading research institutions to encourage growth of South Asian studies Signed today by... »
Tribute to Charlie GillettTribute has been paid to BBC Radio 3 and World Service presenter Charlie Gillett who has died aged 68 Peter Horrocks, Director... »- Vegetarians less likely to develop cancer than meat eatersVegetarians are 12 per cent less likely to develop cancer than meat eaters, according to new research published in the British... »
- Will you rise to the challenge with the Chef of the Future Competition Win a fully funded °Cordon Vert DiplomaThe °Cordon Vert cookery school is launching its quest to find new vegetarian culinary stars for 2010 through its... »
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John Bellany: Love in the Abyss Paintings, 1968-2010
Share 14 April to May 15 Beaux Arts, 22 Cork Street, London W1S 3NA Beaux Arts presents ‘Love in the Abyss’, a retrospective of five decades of paintings by John Bellany (b 1942), Scotland’s most influential painter since the Second World War. Described by a recent critic as ‘so uncool he’s cool’, Bellany has dedicated his life... »
Artist installs replica bunker
ShareA Polish artist has installed a replica of a giant bunker in the middle of London’s Barbican arts centre. The traumatic history of the Second World War and the Cold War is reflected in the work of Robert Kusmirowski, who is one of Europe’s leading installation artists. David Hannah went along to meet the artist in... »
Painting in Metropolitan Museum’s Collection Reattributed to Spanish Master Velázquez
Share Thomas P. Campbell, Director of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, announced today that a technical examination and cleaning of one of its paintings, formerly ascribed to the workshop of Velázquez, has revealed an autograph work by the great 17th-century Spanish master himself. Velázquez is among the most admired Old Master painters, and his... »
makedo&mend: An Exhibition 10 October – 1 December 2009 UK
Share . Delicate silk under wear made from a parachute; a dressing gown made from a second world war RAF blanket and a jacket found a few months ago in a charity shop customised and worn inside out by a club-going teenager. These are just a few of the unique garments featured in makedo&mend: an exhibition. . . From... »
Dame Myra Hess Day at the National Gallery
Share A special day of events honouring Dame Myra Hess – who initiated, directed and performed in a series of legendary concerts at the National Gallery during the Second World War – will take place on 6 October. . The concerts provided a cultural oasis for the thousands who remained in London during the war years. This... »
‘The Kiss’ leaves Tate Liverpool and there’s a new sculpture in town
Share Auguste Rodin’s seminal work The Kiss (1901-14) has graced the foyer of Tate Liverpool since September 2007, as part of DLA Piper Series: The Twentieth Century – How it looked & how it felt. As the display draws to a close, Rodin’s famous sculpture will leave the foyer as it arrived – through the... »
Mike Brown Book on Forties Fashion Celebrates Wartime Chic
Share The 1940s are back in the fashion spotlight, with hourglass silhouettes, smooth waves and scarlet lipstick gracing catwalks and red carpets. However, it’s not just 40s screen-siren fashion that’s having a style renaissance: the clothes rationing and ‘make do and mend’ mantra of this decade resonate with the current economic climate and the rise... »
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- Delmar, NY - Photography Workshop 18 March, 2010
- Austin, TX - What Texas Means To Me 18 March, 2010
- Milano, Italia - Forme E Sculture 18 March, 2010
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- Ocean Shores, WA - 41st National Juried Fine Art Show - Associated Arts Of Ocean Shores 18 March, 2010
- Birmingham, West Midlands - Exhibition 18 March, 2010
- Mountaintop, PA - Riding The Pyramid Scholarship Project 18 March, 2010
- Monaco Monte Carlo, - Art Monaco 18 March, 2010
- New York, NY - Art Expo New York 17 March, 2010
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- Charleston, South Carolina - Being Compelled Is Answer Enough 17 March, 2010
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- Chico, CA - Ellis Window Project 17 March, 2010