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Dahlie (Dahlia) Wednesday, Jun 1 2011
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Through the Brush Sunday, May 1 2011
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Belgium (Brussles) Monday, Apr 11 2011
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IMG_4549 Saturday, Sep 25 2010
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DSC_2231 Saturday, May 22 2010
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pAn Amsterdam Sunday, Feb 28 2010
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110 art and antiques dealers from around the world come together for pAn Amsterdam, one of the largest antique fairs in the country. While every era and part of the globe will be represented, this year’s focus exhibition is called ‘Treasury of the Past’ and is made up of prize pieces from the National Museum of Antiquities. Art ‘detectives’ from the Art Loss Register will be also on hand to authenticate pieces.
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Joy Friday, Jan 1 2010
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Sure it’s cold outside but temperatures are set to soar when the lovely Queen Maxine makes her dramatic return to Alan and Maggie’s long-running hard house night.
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Global Conceptualism Saturday, Dec 26 2009
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The always challenging List Visual Arts Center at MIT hosts this major touring group show, which features more than 200 works that survey the rise of conceptualism in the latter half of the 20th-century. The exhibition features idea-based photography, mixed media, films, videos, drawings, paintings and installations from over 130 international artists from Japan, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Africa, Australia, the United States, Korea and China.
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Day80 Friday, Dec 25 2009
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Philip Guston Tuesday, Jul 28 2009
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This thoughtful survey of Guston’s work well represents the Canadian-born painter’s two contrasting mature styles – his Abstract Expressionist phase in the 1940s and 1950s and his brave, then misunderstood, break with abstraction at the end of the 1960s. His move from New York to Woodstock saw a radical change in the return to a figurative style. The deliberately crude, comic-strip-influenced style becomes a form of understated shorthand, whether for political fears seen in Ku Klux Klan heads or for his daily life in canvases filled with dismembered hands, smoking cigarettes and outsize boots.
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