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This exhibition investigates the tensions between this view of satirical prints, and the prolonged and enjoyable examination which is invited by Gillrays work, through his use of ambitious and complex printmaking techniques, and the depth and range of his references. Gillrays prints, from the time they were first produced, belonged both to the street and to the connoisseurs study. They retain an ambivalent status today, hung in a kind of limbo between political history and art history. Signacs work is best known for its exploration of colour and light and this exhibition demonstrates his love of watercolour as a means of depicting the bright, colourful landscapes of the coasts of France. Many of these artists would also become well-known figures in the world of Canadian art.

(more) Georgeanne Deen Thru June 9, Babilonia 1808, Berkeley LA-based artist Georganne Deen does not tiptoe around dark emotions. (more) Jeff Kao Thru June 29, Gallery 16, SF The military is not a subject that generally provokes whimsical musings. A Patchwork History Mildred Howard assembles antiques and ephemera into explorations of African American identity and memory. Graduating Senior Proving it's never too late to start over, Arthur Krakower, 80, receives his masters from CCAC. Goodbye "Dennis" Hank Ketcham, creator of America's favorite comic strip brat "Dennis the Menace," passes away.

. A wide range can have an added element of surprise when we discover it in the work of an abstract painter such as Piet Mondrian. netJune 3, 2001Arthur Lazere Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza - Madrid An overview of the history and collections of the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid. Once scorned for being cold, Miesian Modernism is getting a fresh look at two New York museums. netMay 28, 2001Arthur Lazere Museo Nacional del Prado - Madrid Overview of the history and collections of the Prado Museum, Madrid.

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