William Henry Bartlett
plate opposite page ? in the book The Danube by William Beattie (London & New York: Virtue & Co., [ca. 1840])
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1840
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Oakland Museum of California: A Legacy of Early California Paintings: The Shumate Collection
The Shumate Collection represents a veritable Who‚s Who of 19th and early 20th century California painters. Few of these paintings have been seen in other exhibitions or publications. The paintings, primarily oils but also watercolor and gouache, ...
Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art: Japan:Rising - Contemporary Art from Japan
"Japan:Rising lives somewhat at the margins of dominant trends in contemporary Japanese art," Rush says. "As such it celebrates the diverse and extensive variety of artistic activity in Japan today."
While Murakami’s comic book-inspired app...
America Oh Yes!: Cigar Box Art Exhibit
America Oh Yes! loves all the work presented. Some of the pieces are obviously
cigar boxes, yet others are so cleverly designed, it's not readily apparent that a cigar box was used. They range from exquisite and beautiful to downright
laughabl...
Red Gate Gallery: Shen Ling: Pink Bed
" Milan Kundera once said,'What is flirtation? One might say that it is behavior leading another to believe that sexual intimacy is possible, while preventing that possibility from becoming a certainty.' Today, flirtation has become quite a luxury.
...
Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art: Michael Joo: 60 Works Created Between 1992 and 2003
Michael Joo, the exhibition, was covered in the February 2004 issue of Artforum. Says Francine Koslow Miller, "...Joo ... posits his own brand of intriguing and often darkly humorous questions about race, consumption, religion, and metaphysics, pr...
Mobius Artists Group (MAG): TAKING LIBERTY: Artists from Istria, Croatia and Fort Point, South Boston
Exhibitions are being held at both the Fort Point Arts Community Gallery,
March 10-April 14, and at Mobius, March 29-April 15 (closing reception,
April 7, 7 pm). Site-specific works in many media, including performance,
sound art, visual, and...
Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art: South Florida Cultural Consortium 2001 Fellowships
The South Florida Cultural Consortium is an alliance of the arts councils of
Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, Monroe and Martin Counties. The 2001
recipients received fellowships of $15,000. Recipients of the awards and
exhibiting artists will ...
Cleveland Center for Contemporary Art: Once Upon A Time: Contemporary Art for Children's Books
Featuring original artwork
created by popular
contemporary artists Keith
Haring, Fai...
South London Gallery: About Belief
In the late Autumn of 1980 Art¸ras Raila saw constellations of lights
moving in strange trajectories in the sky above the town of Telsiai
in Lithuania. Convinced that he had seen UFOs, the artist returned to
the same place 22 years later in ...
Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art: Sculpture Now: Works by Seven Contemporary Artists
"Some want to provoke, others want to communicate something very personal. Some see technology as their friend, others see current consumerism, including technology, as toxic. Some want to engage all your senses, others want to make you a little u...
Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art: Marjetica Potrc: Urgent Architecture
After its showing at PBICA from November 22, 2003 through February 29, 2004, Marjetica Potrc: Urgent Architecture will travel to the List Visual Art Center at MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where it will be on view from May 6 through July 11, 20...
Cambridge Galleries: Big in Japan: Takahiro Fujiwara, Matsukage Hiroyuki, Yuki Kimura, Tsuyoshi Ozawa, Risa Sato
and Saki Satom
Japanese adult
culture is avidly
unadult, Osborne writes. It is stuck on a continual quest for instant
gratification and blatant
adorableness. It's not fixated on youth, like us, it's fixated on
childhood.
Risa Sato's Campaign No. 8 ...
Cambridge Galleries: December: Sara Angelucci, Janet Bellotto, Robin Hesse, Ron Hewson, Tania
Kitchell, Thérèse Mastroiacovo,
Laura Millard, Isabella Stefanescu, Joanna Strong, Larry Towell, Aidan
Urquhart and Janet Morton
For the most part, there is no
reference to the traditional iconography of this time of year, instead,
this exhibition proposes an alternative to traditional decorative
imagery with art that is expressive and experiential.
December is par...
Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery: Stretch: Works by Artists from North and South America
Comments co-curators Keith Wallace and Eugenio Valdes Figueroa, "Bringing
together artwork from different nations within the Americas serves to provide a
perspective on the works' similarities and differences. In spite of the virtual demise of n...
Tabla Rasa Gallery: Project Diversity: SPArC Art!
Director of Tabla Rasa Gallery, Audrey Anastasi says, "We are thrilled to be among the 16 host galleries of this project. It truly reflects Brooklyn's rich cultural mix. The artwork is teeming with exuberance. We want everyone to know they are we...
McCaig-Welles Gallery: Liquid Experiments: Ken Echezabal
Echezabal describes his new body of work as experiments in "stimulating serotonin." Using an inventive painting technique, slowed-down wavelike images are poured onto the canvas. The subjects range from a mother holding her child in the middle of ...
Kunsthalle Wien, Museumsquartier: Yinka Shonibare: Entertaining, Seducing, Provoking,
Born in London in 1962, raised in Lagos, to later return to London, Yinka Shonibare tends to describe himself as a
“post-colonial hybrid” and perhaps can be considered as an example of the increasing hybridization of unambiguous
cultural or na...
Oakland Museum of California: Capturing Light: Masterpieces of California Photography, 1850-2000
Much of what we think of as Great American Photography is in fact Californian, said Drew Heath Johnson, Curator of Photography at OMCA. Names such as Weston, Watkins, Ansel Adams or Dorothea Lange are among the first that occur to us when we consi...
Forest City Gallery: d.a.r.e. (daring artists reveal everything)
Among the themes investigated in this exhibition are identity, gender, sexuality/ desire, consumer values, and ownership/authorship.
Toronto-based artist and writer Sandra Haar's work concerns textual and visual representations of sexuality,...
Oakland Museum of California: Amazing Bikes: Two Centuries on Two Wheels
The invention of the bicycle had a revolutionary impact around the world. Considered the first
democratic means of transportation, the bicycle eliminated dependence on the horse and carriage and
allowed people...
Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art: Margaret Evangeline: The Confessions of Mlle. G.
Evangelines paintings are inspired by the lives of women who exhibited high visibility, power, or
strong desires and were historically marginalized and negated by their culture. For Evangeline
there is a danger associated with being a visible ...
Oakland Museum of California: Iconic to Ironic: Fashioning California Identity
Iconic to Ironic: Fashioning California Identity examines how California fashion has been shaped by the entertainment industry as well as the state's cultural diversification and varied climates and geography. The exhibition is organized into five...
Art Business Academy: How Goes the Art Market 2004?
I keep a watchful eye towards the art market since my profession is as a painter. But with an awareness of global and regional market trends it is important to position the artist's business, your business, no matter what financial patterns might ...
LA Gallery: Temporality: Chen Wenbo and Liu Ding
In ancient China, there were people who would take shelter in a flimsy hut and were content with it. Even though the hut would get shaky and risk being torn down in wind, its resident wouldn’t be disturbed by it at all. On the contrary, he would f...
Albright-Knox Art Gallery: Bodily Space: New Obsessions in Figurative Sculpture
Kudos to Holly E. Hughes for curating a show so startling, so slyly subversive, it worms its way into your skin before you even realize it. It’s one of the best I’ve ever seen. Here is body as locus of the commercial and the contemplative; as s...
Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens: Lure of the West: Treasures from the Smithsonian American Art Museum
First explorers and trappers, then settlers and immigrants were drawn to the
lands and opportunities for a new life in the American West, said Elizabeth
Broun, director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Artists were quick to
discover new...
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