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Cheries Cheris at Salon du Louvre last night

DJ Louis Heel opened the ASVOFF carte blanche for Cheries Cheris Dear Shaded Viewers, Quentin Crisp at 90 in a wonderful documentary on his life DIrector Eric Smith with Irene Williams, the star of his documentary. Later, Diane

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The Louvre Paris France

France was home to many of the greatest painters, sculptors and enlightenment thinkers this world has ever seen, such as Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Claude Monet, Paul Cezanne, Henri Matisse and Yves Tanguy. Although he was Spanish, Pablo Picasso also spent much time on location Paris. French Rococo painters like Maurice Quentin de La Tour, Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, [...]

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Pont-Neuf

Paris’s oldest bridge, the Pont-Neuf, is also its most famous. Built to facilitate the king’s journey between the Louvre Museum Palace and the abbey of St-Germain-des-Prés, its innovative, houseless design was controversial. Flamboyant as ever, Henri IV inaugurated it in 1607 by galloping across on his charger; and today his equestrian statue still dominates the [...]

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The Lord Said

Handel, Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne / Dixit Dominus, H. Guilmette, A. Scholl, A. Wolf, Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, Vocalconsort Berlin, M. Creed(released on October 13, 2009)Harmonia Mundi HMC 902041 | 56'24"The Handel Year, marking the 250th anniversary of the composer's death, has brought some productions of his operas to our eyes and some great recordings to our ears, again...

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Picasso and Art

I am currently reading Life with Picasso by Françoise Gilot and am finding it quite enjoyable. I had thought that it might be a bit dry or worse a bit voyeuristic, but it is in fact a dispassionate and well presented insight into Ms Gilot’s time with the painter. (So far.) Before I go into what made [...]

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Amsterdam Tours

A popular travel itinerary runs from Amsterdam tours to London bus tours, to Paris city tours. These cities are all cultural Meccas of fashion, music, architecture and culinary arts, which would make a very well-rounded trip of Europe. Most people take just a little less than two weeks on their European vacations and book through [...]

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Umerto Eco Curates An Art Exhibit

'We Like Lists Because We Don't Want to Die' The headline was glib enough that I waited several days before actually reading it, but Spiegel's interview with Umberto Eco does turn out to be worth it. SPIEGEL: But why does...

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Umberto Eco Curates An Art Exhibit

'We Like Lists Because We Don't Want to Die' The headline was glib enough that I waited several days before actually reading it, but Spiegel's interview with Umberto Eco does turn out to be worth it. SPIEGEL: But why does...

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13th Edition of Paris Photo 2009 Takes Over the Carrousel du Louvre

PARIS.- Held at the Carrousel du Louvre through November 22 Paris Photo, the world’s leading fair for 19th Century, modern and contemporary photography features 102 exhibitors including 89 galleries and 13 publishers. With 75% of selected participants coming from 23 countries , the 2009 edition is remarkable in terms of its geographical diversity. With 11 galleries Germany is first among the...

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Tokyo FILMeX at Ten

Tokyo FILMeX 2009 offers another enticing lineup of new Asian films, independent works from around the world, and some rare pre-war gems from the vaults of Shochiku.

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Repatriation: Finders Keepers?

New York Times (John Tierney) I rather like the picture of the Egyptian statue with suitcases. Zahi Hawass regards the Rosetta Stone, like so much else, as stolen property languishing in exile. “We own that stone,” he told Al Jazeera, speaking as the secretary general of Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities. The British Museum does not agree — at least not yet. But never underestimate...

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2012 | HQ TS | English & Hindi Movie

Digg this!Share this on del.icio.usShare this on FacebookShare this on TechnoratiTweet This!Add this to Google BookmarksStumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUponShare this on RedditShare this on Linkedin// // Released : 13 November 2009 Genre : Action | Drama | Thriller Starcast : John Cusack, Amanda Peet, Oliver Platt Desc : The film begins in year 2009, when [...] Related posts: Dance...

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What is a museum supposed to be?

As the New Museum controversy rages on, people are finally asking questions that we should periodically be asking of our arts institutions. The reason they haven’t come up before was probably because for the last six years we were all too busy watching the art market swallow the art world. Well, now is as good a [...]

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Five {Interesting} Things About Art History

In June, I listed some things I can teach you, including the fact that I can teach you "some interesting things about art history." Although I have talked a great deal about being drunk in college, I haven't talked much...

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Paris Photo Brightens the City of Light

Numerous cities hold photography fairs and festivals, but none do it as well as the City of Light. Back for its 13th edition, Paris Photo takes over the Carrousel du Louvre to present 19th-century, modern, and contemporary photography by 102 exhibitors, including 89 galleries and 13 publishers from 23 countries. With special exhibitions of Arab [...] Related posts: Photo Gallery: Trapeze Acts and Naked...