Exhibit News
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Grammy-winning country star Crystal Gayle will be spotlighted by an exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
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On April 24, it was announced that the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will pay tribute to country superstar Kenny Rogers with his own exhibit.
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Toronto -
The work of two wildly different artists is paired for a new exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario. While it's ambitious, Francis Bacon and Henry Moore: Terror and Beauty disappoints with a false sense of connection between the artists.
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New York -
Photography is front and center the Metropolitan Museum of Art right now, with a showing of the work of English photographer Julia Margaret Cameron, best-known for her portraits of Victorian figures including Charles Darwin and Thomas Carlyle.
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Toronto -
Ai Weiwei is a genius, a clown, and a provocateur, but at his core he is a humanist. His retrospective show at the AGO Toronto, "According to What?" is now open to the general public. I highly recommend it.
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Toronto -
The work of legendary New York artist Patti Smith will be featured at the Art Gallery of Ontario next February. Patti Smith: Camera Solo will highlight the artist's passions for poetry, photography, and visual arts.
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Baker City -
On July 6, the Crossroads Art Center in Baker City, Oregon proudly hosted a First Friday open art show featuring the Missoula Art Museum’s traveling exhibition of contemporary ceramics “Persistence in Clay: Contemporary Ceramics in Montana”.
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Toronto -
As part of Scotiabank CONTACT, an annual festival of photography in Toronto that take place during May, Pattison, Scotiabank and the TTC are joining together to bring art to TTC riders with four public installations with Make CONTACT on the TTC.
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Taguig -
The German-Philippines Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GPCCI) formally opened their annual Mabuhay Germany event on Friday, October 7, 2011 to celebrate the partnerships fostered between Germany and the Philippines.
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Toronto -
A diverse culture of immigrants help make up Canada. Those immigrants embrace their new homeland while still holding on to their past.
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Toronto -
A cloudy Sunday in Toronto is the perfect time to tour the AGO's current Abstract Expressionist New York exhibit. Today visitors took the time to explore the works of art that helped shape modern art as we know it.
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Edinburgh -
A work of art being displayed at an outdoor exhibition in Scotland was torn from the trees where it had been hanging, and destroyed.
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Baker City -
Friday, June 3, 2011 - Glass blower & artist John Nelson traveled 300 miles from Portland, Oregon to display his beautiful exhibit of glass art at the Crossroads Art Center in Baker City. After all, it was a big moment for him.
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Baker City -
Friday, June 3, 2011 - Artist Megan Dorrah waited patiently for the crowds to arrive at the Crossroads Art Center. This was a big moment for her.
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Truro -
Art, dancing, music and history were part of a celebration held in a small Nova Scotia town on a recent cold February night. The Planters 250 Society formed to celebrate the anniversary of the arrival of these settlers in parts of Nova Scotia.
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London -
It is definitely an unusual subject, but a new exhibition opening in London looks at the relationship humans have with dirt.
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Cubao -
The Concerned Artists of the Philippines (CAP) pays homage to a group of progressive artists and launches its 2011 calendar.
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Wellington -
Pregnant or menstruating women are not being welcomed at one of the collections at the Te Papa national museum in New Zealand, which has outraged many people.
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Toronto -
Harry Potter and science is merging at the Ontario Science Centre in Toronto until August. This week stars James and Oliver Phelps from the Harry Potter movie series were on hand for the opening event.
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Toronto -
The Art Gallery of Ontario will be showcasing various facets of historical drama this summer when it presents a major international exhibition titled Drama and Desire: Artists and the Theatre.
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The Art Gallery of Ontario will be displaying the works of Francoise Sullivan beginning February 10. Sullivan is the winner of the 2008 Gershon Iskowitz Prize at the AGO.
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A recently launched exhibit in New York demonstrates various technologies in urban computing, pervasive wireless gadgets and even underwater innovation. Find out why Towards a Sentient City could be a peek of what cities can expect in the future.
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Members of the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) have the first chance to see King Tut: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs. Tickets for members go on sale on September 1 for the public opening on November 24, 2009.
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Three weeks ago, the United Nations closed an exhibit on the Rwandan genocide because of objections by Turkey. Turkey objected to a portion of the exhibit which cites the Armenian massacre, which occurred in Turkey in 1915-1917, as a genocide.
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A photographer who was hired to document the making of the Monroe film "The Misfits" shares the images with the world in a new exhibit in Nevada. Also included in the exhibit are images of Monroe's former husband, playwright Arthur Miller.
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Some call it Grossology, others are too embarrassed to call it anything. But areas like "Up Your Nose," "Yu Stink," "The Vomit Center," and "Toot! Toot!" make it one of the most popular exhibits around.
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The Korean War exhibit at the SAAF Musuem near Pretoria.
first winner of the Scotiabank Photography Award, Lynne Cohen. Four decades of her work is now on exhibit in Toronto at the Design Exchange through June.
Exibition of Indian religious art at "La Moneda Cultural Center", Santiago de Chile. Gov't of Chile
first winner of the Scotiabank Photography Award, Lynne Cohen. Four decades of her work is now on exhibit in Toronto at the Design Exchange through June.
first winner of the Scotiabank Photography Award, Lynne Cohen. Four decades of her work is now on exhibit in Toronto at the Design Exchange through June.
The disciples look for the body of Christ.
Visitor views exhibit by artist Cynthia Tom at SOM Arts Center (2008), photo courtesy of Cynthia Tom Photo of exhibit by artist Cynthia Tom
Exibition of Indian religious art at "La Moneda Cultural Center", Santiago de Chile. Gov't of Chile
Visitors to the Brooklyn Museum can stop and contemplate Mickalene Thomas beautiful works, including Landscape with Camouflage, 2012. Thomas makes frequent use of collage, and in 2011 she presented an all-collage exhibition with gallery Lehman Maupin, who represent her.
Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky beside one of his photos of the BP oil spill Digital Journal
A photo by Edward Burtynsky on display at the Nicholas Metivier Gallery in Toronto by Janusz Überall
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