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27 Mar 2001The Birmingham Museum of Art will present jade objects used in ceremonies in the palace (musical chimes,...
27 Mar 2001Escofet, drawn increasingly into the world of flowers, specifically explores how they grow and share...
27 Mar 2001Reginato's work ultimately concerns equilibrium: questioning and achieving the perfect balance between...
27 Mar 2001The new shop maintains an emphasis on new and out-of-print art books and catalogs, with a particular...
20 Mar 2001This extraordinary selection of approximately 80 works from the collection of the Musee de Picardie,...
20 Mar 2001Pritchard and Juno, who made an infamous appearance on the "Antiques Roadshow," now face a 13-count...
20 Mar 2001Translucency will be revealed at The Corning Gallery when "Immaterial/Material" marks the sixth...
20 Mar 2001Vanka's vibrant pictorial sense, drawn from a combination of the Old Masters and the early Moderns, flowered...
20 Mar 2001It was this environment and its people that drew important artists of the early Twentieth Century to the region...
20 Mar 2001In North Hampton, Mass., eight artists working in a variety of media will participate in this year's...
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