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21 hours ago by joy

Magnet #499 - Caillebotte's Fruit Displayed on a Stand, 1881-82 Nice little still-life from Gustave Caillebotte, a wealthy Frenchmen who was friends with The Impressionists, but not necessarily a part of it, according to his bio. So this painting's up in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, which I've be ...

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5 days ago by that brown girl

Surprise, surprise, it was ANOTHER rainy weekend in Boston. I have a lot of cute summer clothes to wear, so this rain better stop soon! No, not THAT Darwin! Phil and I went to what has become our favorite sandwich place, Darwin’s, on Friday. I highly recommend any visitor stopping by the “shabby chi ...

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5 days ago by Bob Horn

No, not the person. Andy passed away back in 1987. But some of his excellent art works are here! Andy Warhol Portfolios: Life and Legends is being presented now at the Museum of Fine Arts, and the show will continue until August 16th. It’s a great exhibition that features over 70 prints of some of W ...

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10 days ago by lisawaddell

♥♥♥♥♥ This is a delightful alphabet book for adults. Pamela A. Parmal, Curator of Textiles and Costumes at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston compiled this small, yet informative, book. It was published in conjunction with the museum’s exhibition “Common Threads: A Showcase of Samplers” (March-July 200 ...

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20 days ago by Digital Photos

I remember seeing a Rachel Whiteread exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts a few days ago and, while looking at bizarre figures and sketches around me, wondered, How could this possibly be art? There was a sloppily colored sketch that seemed as if it was drawn by an amateur and what seemed to be a d ...

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20 days ago by New Age Ideas

I remember seeing a Rachel Whiteread exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts a few days ago and, while looking at bizarre figures and sketches around me, wondered, How could this possibly be art? There was a sloppily colored sketch that seemed as if it was drawn by an amateur and what seemed to be a d ...

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23 days ago by modisti

The National Laboratory of Electroacoustic Music and the National Centre for Concert Music of the Cuban Institute of Music convoke composers, sound artists, instrumentalists and DJ’s who create electronic music to take part in the thirteenth issue of the International Festival of Electroacoustic Mus ...

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33 days ago by Greg and Jessie

Joseph William Turner. The Slave Ship, 1840. Oil on canvas, 35 3/4 x 48 1/4 in; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Joseph Turner was a Romantic landscape painter obsessed with depicting the sea/ocean in times of violence or destruction. And in this painting, he was showing slaves being thrown overboard wh ...

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34 days ago by admin

There’s this culture imposed at school, the plays we have to read, poems we have to learn, black and white documentaries during which we fall asleep at least 10 times. There’s all that culture that we consider as the “poison of our childhood”, the worm in the apple of our creativity; and one day we ...

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37 days ago by Stampfli & Turci

Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent [Belgium] Emile Claus and Rural Life 21 March > 21 June 2009 The Museum of Fine Arts will presents the exhibition ‘Emile Claus and Rural Life’. Like the ‘British Vision’ exhibition in 2007-2008, which was well received by the press and the general public, the Claus project ...

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