Latest Decorative arts News 
‘Pride and Prejudice’ comes to Rienzi (Greater Houston Weekly)As part of Rienzi's “A Great Read” program, an ensemble from Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart will perform selected scenes from their production of “Pride and Prejudice,” adapted from the Jane Austen novel. The performance will take place at Rienzi, the center for European decorative arts at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. |
Ceramics and photography: Works of three artists highlighted at Community Arts Center (The Danville Advocate-Messenger)The works of two Lexington ceramic artists and an esteemed local photographer comprise what is exhibited and for sale this month at the Community Arts Center. The artists are Hunter and Amelia Stamps, and John Robinson. |
Register User (North York Mirror)The new year brings lots of new arts events to the city centre. The visual arts scene brings us Spring Thaw as artist James Ridyard explores the vibrant atmospheric conditions of the Canadian landscape. |
Not in the Name of Love: Allegorical Imagery for Newlyweds (New York Times)?The Triumph of Marriage,? a beautiful, compact show at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, displays 15 panels from Renaissance marriage chests. |
Out with (some of) the old, in with the new (Las Vegas Sun)Tue, Jan 6, 2009 (2 a.m.) 2009 opens with uncertainty on almost every front, and the arts and entertainment scene is no exception: Lots of shows and organizations are shuddering if not shuttering, and no one knows whether audiences will be able to afford tickets. |
Nigeria: Dance Draws Young Into Museum (AllAfrica.com)Kano — On any weekday evening in the heart of Kano's Old City, the sounds of a koroso dance troupe can be heard from within the maroon walls of the Gidan Makama Museum. |
How the richest US museums are weathering the storm (The Art Newspaper)The Getty Trust president James Wood says its endowment has fallen by 25% from the $5.98bn ... |
Events Calendar (The Adobe Press)n “Jesus Christ Superstar” 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 6, Christopher Cohan Center, Cal Poly campus; pre-show lecture, 6 p.m., at the PAC Gallery level lobby. Cost: $56 to $68 and $44 to $54 for students. |
PHOTOS: 110-year-old Jersey City design business celebrated (The Jersey Journal)The exhibit "Celebrating 110 Years of an American Family Business: The Rambusch Company'' pays homage to the historic Jersey City design company through Jan. 15 at the National Arts Club in Manhattan. Founded in 1898, the Rambusch Company has... |
Cayman Islands cruise guide: where to eat and shop (Daily Telegraph)A selection of the best shops and places to savour the wonderful seafood that abounds in this part of the Caribbean. |
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