Archive for February, 2009

Southeastern Cowboy Gathering at the Booth Western Art Museum

Saturday, February 28th, 2009

The 6th Annual Southeastern Cowboy Gathering, hosted by the Booth Western Art Museum and presented by Comcast, happens March 12-15 at the Booth Western Art Museum.
The weekend kicks off on Thursday, March 12, beginning at 5:00 p.m. with a Meet the Artist Reception for Contemporary Visions of the West: The Art of John Nieto. At [...]

Urban Imagery of Daido Moriyama at the Philadelphia Museum of Art

Saturday, February 28th, 2009

Since the 1960s Japanese photographer Daidō Moriyama (born 1938) has been making dynamic, often experimental images of modern urban life, establishing a reputation as one of the most important and exciting photographers of our time. The Philadelphia Museum of Art will present an exhibition of approximately 45 photographs by Moriyama, made in and around Tokyo [...]

Gemma Detti at The Colomb Art Gallery, London

Friday, February 27th, 2009

Friday 6th March – Saturday 14th March Free admission.
Private View, Thursday 5th March, 6pm – 8pm. RSVP. With drinks served.
Gemma Detti
Italian Architect and Artist
The Colomb Art Gallery, London is proud to be holding a solo exhibition of art work by The Italian Architect, Gemma Detti.
Gemma has lived in London since 2004 with her current work [...]

Epson Introduces New Fine Art Papers

Thursday, February 26th, 2009

Epson America has expanded its line of professional media solutions with new Signature Worthy(TM) Hot Press and Cold Press Papers designed for use with Epson’s award-winning printers. Offering advanced reproduction capabilities for the fine art market, the new Hot Press Bright, Cold Press Bright, Hot Press Natural, and Cold Press Natural papers are poised to [...]

Lost Photos of the Young Beatles and Rolling Stones

Thursday, February 26th, 2009

Forty-five years after The Beatles and The Rolling Stones first came to America, an extraordinary collection of “lost” photos of the young bands has just been discovered. The 3500 photographs — extraordinary, intimate and unpublished — were taken by Bob Bonis, their U.S. Tour manager, during their first U.S. tours (1964, 1965 and 1966) and [...]




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