| Sat 4 Jul 2009 |
Not in the frame of mind for picture-perfect memories
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Back in the olden days, before they invented digital cameras, people used to take pictures on slide film. They'd spend a lot of money to get them developed, then assemble the slides at home on big carousels, load them into projectors and then bore ... |
D.C.'s National Gallery pairs portraits with armor
USA Today Posted | Comment | Recommend | | | By Jacquelyn Martin, AP The armor worn by a young Philip III is displayed next to the painting "Allegory of the Education of Philip III" by Justus Tiel. ON THE NETNational Gallery ... |
Science center exhibit examines Darwin's life, research
The Columbus Dispatch Charles Darwin published the results of his life's work, On the Origin of Species, 150 years ago. | Now, an exhibition at the Great Lakes Science Center in Cleveland attempts to show visitors how important the English naturalist's theories were. Orga... |
Iconic American Painting In Hartford
Hartford Courant Grill, wave sparklers, make merry today — but if you want an Independence Day experience you'll never forget, go tomorrow to Hartford's superb and look at a national treasure that should make your eyes water. | In the best mid-sized museum in A... |
Exhibition preview: Jake Tilson & Kyoichi Tsuzuki, London
The Guardian | The last time we saw Kyoichi Tsuzuki in London was at the Photographers' Gallery in 2003, when he produced photographs of "happy victims", young Japanese men and women chronically hooked on high fashion, which captured Japan's rampant capitalist cu... |
Exhibition preview: Madonna Nudes, London
The Guardian | In 1979, a penniless performer in Nu Yawk stripped off for a photographer in order to pay her way through dance school. Six years later when the dancer had become a household name, the "intimate" photographs turned up in Playboy magazine. It is so ... |
Exhibition preview: Robert Mapplethorpe, Oxford
The Guardian | In these digital days, we forget the initial liberating effect of Polaroid cameras: instant prints, intimate and illicit possibilities. Polaroid was "the perfect medium, or so it seemed, for the 70s and 80s, when everything was fast," reflected the... |
Exhibition preview: Lyndall Phelps, Milton Keynes
The Guardian | Partly funded by the Royal Pigeon Racing Association, Lyndall Phelps's series of photographs and videos pays tribute to the unsung part played by the common or garden pigeon as a feathered secret agent in the allied efforts of both world wars. Phel... |
Snooping around: Rural, urban or renovation (4 pictures)
The Guardian | 1 / 4 | Wreck of the week: Plymouth, Devon. This elaborate Victorian semi is currently divided into bedsits, but the nine bedrooms should give you plenty to play around with. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and comprises two kitchen... |
David Lister: Keep our museums and galleries free
The Independent | Free admission to national museums and art galleries is a jolly good thing and people who get in free are very happy with the situation. This piece of what we call in the trade "not terribly newsworthy" research was released this week by the Nation... |
Pictures of a poetic period
Irish Times Summer SleuthsLOOSE LEAVESInside the heart of the GAAGrasping the dark fears of the imaginationPaperbacksJOHN MONTAGUE | LITERARY CRITICISM: The Verse Revolutionaries: Ezra Pound, HD and The Imagists By Helen Carr Jonathan Cape, 982pp. Ł30 - Imagin... |
7,000 expected at trade exhibition
The Star | AN ESTIMATED 7,000 architects, interior designers, developers, quantity surveyors, engineers and other building industry professionals are congregating at Archidex 09 (10th Malaysia Architecture, Interior Design and Building Exhibition), which runs... |
BugWorld: don't eat the exhibits
The Times | We are nose to nose with a giant hissing cockroach, so close that we can see the mites preying, in some bug-eat-bug kind of way, on its underside. | With plates of carefully overlapped armour, its antennae waving menacingly, its body is all of a fo... |
Queensland Art Gallery has rethink on Hurley exhibition
The Australian | QUEENSLAND Art Gallery has overturned a decision to cancel an exhibition of the work of Aboriginal artist Ron Hurley. | Hurley -- best known for his series on the discrimination suffered by Aboriginal fast bowler Eddie Gilbert, who once dismissed D... |
| Fri 3 Jul 2009 |
Devin Laurence Field’s magnificent works of art at Waterstone Gallery deliver a powerful message
The Examiner Comment RSS Email Print | | Devin Laurence Field’s outdoor metal sculptures are a clear statement of human manipulation, waste and recycle. His work examines how humans interact with each other and the world, the interplay between that w... |
Jackson's Diehl gallery celebrates July 4
The Examiner Comment RSS Email Print | "Malaga," by Ashley Collins | 2009’s July 4th weekend is near, and Jackson Hole’s Diehl Gallery plans to kick it off in style. Lots of style. On July 3, 5:00-9:00 pm, stop into Diehl’s 5th Annual ... |
In pictures: terms and conditions
The Guardian | The theme for this week is Novelty. The closing date for entries is Tuesday 7 July at midday | 1. The promotion is open to residents of the UK and Ireland aged 16 and over, excluding employees of Guardian News & Media Limited ("GNM"). | 2. To e... |
Jackson's Former Photographer: Michael a Good Dad With a Drug Problem
Yahoo Daily News | Los Angeles (E! Online) – The past week has been filled with more Michael Jackson speculation than we even thought possible...and there's no end in sight. | Jackson's former personal photographer, Ian Barkley, spoke exclusively to E! ... |
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