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Arts an easy target as many states cut budgets By DAVID TWIDDY (AP)
LAWRENCE, Kan. — Ben Ahlvers is a full-time arts education coordinator, but his passion is with the fanciful creatures, human figures and oversized hammers he fashions from clay. The nationally recog… View »
Art buyers thinking outside the box
What do you see in the image to the left? It appears to be an average cardboard box, the kind used for shipping and storage. But look again -- it's actually a prized work of art that it is currently… View »
Visual arts festival comes to Inner Harbor By Tim Smith
"Your Inner Glow" is work by watercolor artist Jane Andrle Gillette, of Alexandria, Va. (Handout / August 10, 2009) A month after the annual Artscape drew record crowds to the streets around Penn St… View »
Boost for the Arts Industry
The Minister of Chieftaincy and Culture, says his ministry will provide the needed push and support for the visual arts industry to make it a vehicle to re-brand the country. Mr Alexander Asum-Ahensa… View »
Indian art pushing boundaries ,By Sanjoy Majumder BBC News, Delhi
The art summit showcased collections from 54 galleries from around the world At Delhi's main venue for large trade exhibitions, Pragati Maidan, there's a buzz in the air. Stylish young women flashin… View »
The fine art of Investing in Fine Art,A quick guide to the art market labyrinth by Elizabeth Flock
As an investment, art is growing in acceptance and prevalence. Historically, it has proven to perform better than other asset classes, especially in downturns. Studies by Barclays Capital and The… View »
Delaware Art Museum EXPOSED! By Rachel Dukeman
For the museum-lover or avid culture tourist, a large, encyclopedic museum such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art or even the Philadelphia Museum of Art represents hours of continued amusement. Explo… View »
Boom and bust
Curator Ravi Kumar feels that artists, galleries and art colleges need to put their act together, says Giridhar Khasnis Born in Delhi in 1937, Ravi Kumar has been a resident of Paris since 1965. In 2… View »
Saving the world of art with business
Christena Appleyard talks to Colin Tweedy, who believes that private funding is the only way forward for culture. Though there are limits ... The first big report on the private sector's vision for t… View »
Mehta, Husain highlights of Sotheby's New York sale
New Delhi: A rare piece of work by Tyeb Mehta, M.F. Husain's "Bewildered Brown" and a range of miniature Jataka paintings sourced from a private Indian collector will be the highlights of Sotheby's s… View »
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