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The 4th China Beijing International Cultural and Creative Industry Expo (ICCIE) opening on Wednesday is expected to attract a Taiwan delegation consisting of 73 exhibitors, the most in history. It will be third time for the...
Earlier this year, the conservation department at the Whitney Museum of American Art was given the task of preparing Claes Oldenburg’s Ice Bag-Scale C for exhibition in a retrospective. The work, a massive, fan-powered...
Take Kids to Play When Vacationing in the City by the Bay When traveling with children, parents know that kids need to be able to run around and let off steam. Here is a round up of the best playgrounds San Francisco has to...
When planning to travel to Detroit, be informed of all the city has to offer for both locals and tourists. In fact, Detroit and its surrounding suburbs showcase several attractions and sightseeing opportunities. The Detroit...
Experience Japan's Modern Art and Tea Culture in Relaxed Settings In Japan, Kyoto's rich cultural heritage looms large, but can often be intimidating to visitors. With so many places to visit and choose from, visitors often...
SYDNEY, AU - Rupert Bunny (1864–1947) was one of the most successful expatriate artists of his generation. No other Australian artist achieved the critical acclaim that he enjoyed in Paris. An erudite painter of ideal themes,...
Ashville, NC - On Thursday, December 3rd at 7:30 pm, Johanna Vanderbeek will present and discuss the films of her late husband Stan. Combining animation, painting and collage with a Dadaist sensibility, Stan Vanderbeek made...
VIENNA.- On the occasion of its 10th anniversary in 2009, the Essl Museum has invited ten international museums to take part in the exhibition project "ASPECTS OF COLLECTING". All participating institutions and museums received...
AMSTERDAM.- The Rijksmuseum presents the first exhibition devoted to Hendrick Avercamp, the foremost painter of Dutch winter landscapes in the 17th century. Avercamp was the first Dutch artist to specialise in paintings of...
NEW YORK, NY.- Thrashing sea creatures, samurai warriors, and a giant, looming skeleton are among the distinguishing subjects of the brashest of Japan's Ukiyo-e masters, Utagawa Kuniyoshi, whose populist oeuvre is to be...
