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Research and Markets: Primitive Neuroectodermal Tumor (PNET) - Pipeline Review, H2 2011

Research and Markets has announced the addition of Global Markets Direct's new report "Primitive Neuroectoder

Today's topic is: The Art of Cooking

Cooking was invented in prehistoric times, when a primitive tribe had a lucky accident. The tribe had killed an animal and was going to eat it raw, when a tribe member named Woog tripped and dropped it into the fire. At first, the other tribe members were angry at Woog, but then, as the aroma of burning meat filled the air, they had an idea. So they ate Woog raw.

60 years of the Lowe

Miami-Dade’s oldest art museum celebrates a milestone as it seeks to make its wide-ranging collection better known.

Retired art professor recalls history through pottery

Like many Athens couples, Bill and Dorothy Paul owned a few pieces of nice pottery a few years ago, but not nearly enough to qualify as a serious collection. They've made up for lost time in the past few years.

Sequim Centennial poster artist shows work

Cindy Mangutz, poster artist for the Sequim Centennial Celebration, displays her progress on the poster from 5-8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3, at Hurricane Coffee, 104 W. Washington St., Sequim.

Making the arts Personal

Walk into Bryant Whelan’s office at the Mary C. O’Keefe Cultural and Arts Center, and you know she is an avid collector of art, especially folk arts.

Denver Art Museum gets $3 million gift from Avenir Foundation to expand its textile gallery

 A $3 million gift from Lakewood's Avenir Foundation means that more than 7,000 square feet at the Denver Art Museum can be reclaimed to showcase its textile art gallery.

Smart brushes up marketing

Detroit — The Smart car was the canvas for edgy, urban art, and the auto show was its gallery this week.

‘Pina,’ Wenders’ 3D dance biography, fails to fully capture the artist

FOLLOWING the lead of fellow film legend Werner Herzog, director Wim Wenders uses 3D cameras to explore the artistic impulse in the documentary "Pina."

‘Picasso’s Drawings’ exhibit reveals the amazing early career of the artist

Pablo Picasso’s talent was so protean and absorptive, one could tell any number of stories with his drawings. But by focusing on a diverse selection of some of the finest works the artist made on paper during the first three decades of his career, the National Gallery of Art ’s new show, “Picasso’s Drawings, 1890-1921: Reinventing Tradition,” becomes a clear and concise synopsis of his early ...

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