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September 2, 2008

September 2, 2008 Arts, Briefly Victoria and Albert and the Rolling Stones Compiled by JULIE BLOOM One of the most famous logos in popular culture is now in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The original artwork of the Rolling Stones “tongue and lips,” was bought by the museum at an auction in the United States for $92,500. The logo was acquired with the help of the Art Fund,...

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Most famous logo "Stones Tongue" sold

The original artwork for The Rolling Stones' iconic lips and tongue symbol has been bought by London's Victoria and Albert Museum. The logo, originally designed in 1970 and used by the rock band ever since, sold in the US for $92,500 (£51,375). NEWS Video

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FWI Trip to the V&A

French Connection Friday Late: Close Up (Photography/Fashion/Photoshoots) Friday 26th September, 6.30-10.30pm FWI are planning a trip to see the above exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum. 'Friday Lates' are free, contemporary, late night events. 'Close Up' features leading fashion...

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Mick's lips sell

Mick Jagger 's pout is officially fit for a museum. London's Victoria and Albert Museum announced yesterday that it bought the original artwork for the Rolling Stones' famous "lips'' logo, inspired by the singer's mouth, at a U.S. auction for $92,500. Mirvish Production's staging of the national tour of A Chorus Line will be at the Canon Theatre Oct. 28 through Nov. 30. Tickets go on sale Monday at...

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MICK'S LIP $ERVICE

LONDON - Mick Jagger's pout is officially fit for a museum. London's Victoria and Albert Museum announced yesterday that it bought the original artwork for the Rolling Stones' famous "lips" logo, inspired by the singer's mouth. The museum said it...

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London museum buys Mick Jagger's original tongue and lips logo

London, Sept 2 : The Victoria and Albert Museum has bought the original design of The Rolling Stones' tongue and lips logo, based on lead singer Sir Mick Jagger's famous pout, at an auction.

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More than just lip service - iconic Stones logo sold for £51,375

London's Victoria and Albert Museum buys the original artwork for the Rolling Stones' iconic lips and tongue symbol.

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The Art Fund Helps Leicester Buy Artwork Satirising a British Asian Woman's Life

LONDON.- Two self-portraits satirising a British Asian woman's life are now part of Leicester's New Walk Museum & Art Gallery's collection, following help from The Art Fund, the UK's leading independent art charity. The Art Fund, which is funded entirely by its 80,000 members and public

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Exhibition is a true glass act

He's the first American to be named a National Living Treasure. His art hangs in the Louvre and London's Victoria and Albert Museum. One of his glass bowls was a fixture on the long-running sitcom Frasier . (Worth $30,000, it was locked away during rehearsals.)

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UK Government Focuses On Supply Chains In Response To New CDP Initiative - Government Acknowledges Need For Collaboration

The Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), a collaboration of some 385 institutional investors including Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs, Barclays and HSBC, has extended its traditional work in the private sector to the public sector where it is actively assisting Government and local government organisations to assess greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through their supply chains.

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Victoria and Albert Museum in London displays " Fashion V Sport "

LONDON - At the V&A this summer, Fashion V Sport, will explore the relationship between contemporary fashion and global sportswear brands. Both industries have been inspired by street style and have been working in closer collaboration in recent years. On display will be around 60 outfits including performance sportswear, work by fashion designers such as Stella McCartney who have designed sportswear...

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Henry VIII's benevolent side emerges with a £1m chain

The merciless punishments Henry VIII meted out to his enemies have been well documented. Less is known about how, on the rarer occasions when the king was happy with the service of his courtiers or the country's most eminent noblemen, he liked to give them a golden livery collar or heavy chain as a token of his gratitude.

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Stonewall Awards to honour gay equality champions

The third Stonewall Awards ceremony, sponsored by Barclays, is set to take place on Thursday 6th November at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

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Art Sinsabaugh

After watching a piece on this master of the landscape portrait last night on PBS I really need to look for a good book with his images and writings. His perspective was very philosophical and registered with me. http://www.indiana.edu/~iuam/online_modules/sinsabaugh/b_main.html http://www.shoppbs.org/sm-pbs-american-horizons-the-photographs-of-art-sinsabaugh-dvd...

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'Fashion V Sport' shows ties between industries - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

' Fashion V Sport' shows ties between industries Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, PA - 2 hours ago Welcome to " Fashion V Sport" at London's Victoria and Albert Museum, a look at the interaction between fashion and sport and how they feed off each other in ...