Save Victoria and add the Modern Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea is described as a charming gallery dating to 1911 featuring period architecture and fine characteristics. Catching my eye is the collection of...
Tampa gallery practices the art of creative reuse By Kerry Schofield The year was 1958. Joe Brown, 8, lived next to a county dump site in Tampa, Fla. Brown found old junk, fixed it up and sold it. Brown knew he had a higher calling in life — he was...
"two city councilmen threatened to sue any online social-media network that may have been used to plan a teen rampage in Center City on Tuesday." ...if that's the case why not sue the ISP provider that provided...
created by RayBanBro66 | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago 107 views | 2 recommendations | 4 comments
" the controversy” over Lindsey Vonn’s Sports Illustrated cover shot was ridiculous. She’s a downhill racer, the “pose” is a legitimate tuck—a tool of her trade. Then, today, the bombshell, so to...
" What does an obituary writer learn about life from covering the dead? [Boston Globe] asked the Globe's Bryan Marquard, who has written nearly 800 obituaries since switching to that beat three and a half years...
Gallery Three is proud to present “Upstairs Is Where The Magic Happens,” a new body of work by Steve MacDonald. Intermixing gold, silver and explosive colors, MacDonald creates enchanting worlds made of thread...
British comedian Edward John "Eddie" Izzard, 47, ran 1,050 miles, an equivalent of 43 full marathons, over a period of 7 weeks, in order to raise £200,000 ($308,000) for Sport Relief, a charity that helps the...
created by Annina Bergman | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 344 views | 2 recommendations | 2 comments
Masters of the Impossible: New Work by Steve MacDonaldExhibition dates: September 4 – 29, 2009; reception date: September 4, 7-9 pm.San Francisco design store and gallery, Rare Device, is proud to present Masters...
" The battle over Wikipedia's use of images from a British art gallery's website has intensified. The online encyclopaedia has accused the National Portrait Gallery (NPG) of betraying its public service mission. ...
opinion by Babel-Fish | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 192 views | 14 recommendations | 0 comments
Update: July 22, 2009The Nazi garden gnomes have been ruled not illegal:"After a preliminary inquiry over the past week, prosecutors in the Bavarian city ruled that the 40-centimetre gnome is ridiculing the Nazis...
created by Amy Judd | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 479 views | 18 recommendations | 6 comments
Surely if there were any dashing, super-spy deserving of their own museum it would be the infamous agent 007. With that spirit in mind, the world's first James Bond museum is set to open this Saturday in Cumbria,...
created by Jarrett Martineau | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 340 views | 16 recommendations | 2 comments
In my travels I plan on taking this little figure with me and taking pictures of it in front of famous and/or cool landmarks! This is an odd project that I have taken on. I really enjoy traveling, and I am going...
Over the last few months I have noticed a particularly interesting trend emerge that says a lot about the way people perceive, and are approaching, the art market. There have been quite a few auctions of single owner collections in recent months most of which have achieved...
One of the trends that has emerged since the art market began to soften is the increased desirability of works of art that that have not appeared at auction for a long period of time or have never appeared at auction. Such works are usually given the term “fresh to...