Museums

City officials dig in the dirt at Perot Museum of Nature & Science groundbreaking

PRNewsFoto/Museum of Nature & Science DALLAS — After years of planning and gathering donations ranging from a few dollars to millions, the Museum of Nature & Science celebrated "the ultimate dig" by breaking ground on the...

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Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is a hit for kids — and parents — of all ages

Posted Friday, Nov. 20, 2009 The three scenarios When you enter "CSI: The Experience," you can choose to solve one of three crimes. You’ll analyze the driver’s blood-alcohol level and use clothing fibers, shoe prints and the...

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HISTORY AND HAGGIS

Genteel Edinburgh would never want to boast — but its tea, scones and palatial history is every bit as enthralling as London's — and can be had for a fraction of the price and at a much more leisurely pace.

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Tim's world

If you thought Tim Burton had a delightfully twisted imagination based on his feature films such as “Edward Scissorhands” and “Beetlejuice,” you ain’t seen nothing yet. MoMA opens a blockbuster show tomorrow with a cornucopia...

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Bonhams Offers Bloch Collection of Lin Fengmian Paintings in London

LONDON.- Bonhams will offer the Mary and George Bloch Collection of Lin Fengmian paintings at its 2009 Autumn Auction. A foremost collector of fine arts in Hong Kong, George Bloch (12 October 1920 - 27 April 2009) was born into...

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Carriage Museum: a ride to the past

By Sharon Wootton As status symbols go, the Bugatti Veyron ($1.7 million), Ferrari Enzo ($1 million) or even the Lamborghini Murcielago (only $279,900) work well in the 21st century. The wealthy at the turn of the 20th century...

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School gives students an Egyptian Tut-orial

About the only thing missing Friday at Holy Cross Episcopal School was The Bangles -- you know, the '80s band that sang "Walk Like an Egyptian" -- as pupils welcomed parents and other guests to the Egyptian Museum.

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Former Alpine museum director honored as pioneer K-9 handler

If you visited the Alpine Museum during the past dozen years, you probably met Dick Edwards, its garrulous and gregarious director. But even many Alpine locals never realized what a fascinating history Edwards himself brought...

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Local Parks And Photographers Celebrated In Photo Book Of Queens Parks

"A Salute to Queens Parks: A Photo Book" celebrates stunning amateur photography of parks in Queens. The photographs reflect the diverse ways in which the communities of Queens use and view their parks and offers a moment to...

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In Marfa, Texas, Minimalist Art and Maximum Flavor

"The big empty" is how my seatmate describes the landscape as our plane makes its descent to El Paso. To me it is the opposite: this is a place I've visited and lived in for the last 13 years, and it is a land filled with...

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