Opening of renovated gallery at the Carnegie Museum of Art highlights the fall arts season

New ideas for an old space

By: AnaWeissz

In big industrial countries, the various ups and downs of the economy marked with easy to read signs the visual histories of the cities. For various economic reasons, some places were left and abandoned, other were conferred new utility and function. In many cases, the big empty and depressing places were won for the arts and were reconverted in ...

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Armenian Student Association’s, 60th Anniversary, Artists’ Ball

By: antranig5

 For a community that can already be described as “expressive,” arts allows the Armenians to communicate through, sculptures, paintings, prints and other forms of expression. A two day event, starting on Saturday, September, 26, going through the 27th--The 60th Annual Artists’ Ball, gave Artists with an Armenian ...

about 1 month ago

Photographer Irving Penn Dead at 92

By: RaulDeSouza

Irving Penn, a giant in photography whose images can be found in fashion magazines—he started at Vogue in 1943—as well as museums, is dead at 92. A roundup of obituaries of the man who photographed everyone from Picasso to Gisele Bündchen: New York Times: He's "one of the 20th century’s most prolific and influential ...

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Nature Photographer Offers Scenic Landscapes for the Home

By: cutechic

Pat McNulty, a professional photographer, has been taking photographs of scenes from nature for over the past 3 decades.  "I offer breathtaking photographs of horses, flowers, waterfalls, covered bridges, and more" says the distinguished artist.  The pictures are offered on his website, www.premierphotographer.com, in order to enhance ...

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