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To learn more about retrieving or publishing information in this database please refer to the Welcome page. . This site is expanded daily to include current and historical information about the fine arts. To learn more about retrieving or publishing information in this database please refer to the Welcome page. . |
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To learn more about retrieving or publishing information in this database please refer to the Welcome page. . This site is expanded daily to include current and historical information about the fine arts. To learn more about retrieving or publishing information in this database please refer to the Welcome page. . |
lts large collection shows the eclecticism and diversity of the art of our times, with respect to both styles and techniques, through a series of representative works from 1960 to the present day. The exhibition at the Joan Miro Foundation will contain works produced between 1964 and 1997 by 22 artists working in the fields of painting, sculpture, photography, images and installations. Rather than trying to present a historical sequence, the exhibition will show the aesthetic, symbolic and occasionally emotional links between the vanous items. Others such as the photographs by Xavier Veilhan and Lee Friedlander, or the video by Didier Courbot, reveal a personal world of images that appear as surreal still-lifes. .
A site I really like: http://www.upenn.edu/calendar/