12/05/2003. MILWAUKEE, WI.- Artists who wish to apply to the 2004 Lakefront Festival of Arts may request an Artist Prospectus from Friends <CORTE> of Art, Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive, Milwaukee, WI 53202. The 42nd annu...

12/07/2003. MIDDLESBROUGH, ENGLAND.- The Regional development agency One NorthEast <CORTE> pledged £4.6m for the new art gallery project in Middlesbrough. The money will be channelled through the Tees Valley Partnership and will be used...

12/07/2003. LONDON, ENGLAND.- Commenting on the announcement today that Sir Christopher Frayling has been appointed as the new <CORTE> Chairman of Arts Council England, Gerry Robinson, the outgoing Chairman said: ’Christopher’s ...

12/08/2003. LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND.- A sculptor is seeking to immortalise people with an interesting story - by using their faces in a piece of public art in the city’s newest garden. <CORTE> Stephen Broadbent has been commissioned by prope...

12/10/2003. MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.- The second edition of Art Basel Miami Beach, the International Art Show, closed its doors on Sunday, December 7, 2003. The exhibiting galleries, the world press and the international public <CORTE> rat...

12/10/2003. PARIS, FRANCE.- Sotheby’s will offer on Monday 15 December, 2003, in Paris an ensemble of fine French and European silver, both rare and unusual. Very few silver pieces <CORTE> dating back to the 17th  century appear on...

12/10/2003. BRONX, NEW YORK.- The Bronx Museum of the Arts presents “Valeska Soares: Follies,” on view through February 22, 2004. This exhibition consists of installations, sculpture, <CORTE> photography, and video that mix conceptual r...

12/11/2003. LONDON, ENGLAND.- The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and the Architects Accredited in Building Conservation (AABC) yesterday signed an agreement for the joint development of a register <CORTE> of architects experi...

12/12/2003. VANCOUVER, B.C.- The Vancouver Art Gallery will launch the new year with The Divine Comedy: Francisco Goya, Buster Keaton, William Kentridge, an exhibition that connects three artists from dramatically different historical periods...

12/13/2003. LONDON, ENGLAND.- Distinguished by their quality and illustrious provenance, two works by Jan van Huysum shattered <CORTE> existing records when they sold for a combined total of £7,963,200 in Sotheby’s sale of Old Master Pa...

12/14/2003. CAIRO, EGYPT.- As a consequence of globalization, the non-European art world is increasingly becoming an area for reflection for European artists too. Johanna Kandl’s experiences during a <CORTE> one-year study visit in Belg...

12/14/2003. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.- Lloyd E. Rigler, 88, an investor and arts supporter, died at his home in Los Angeles. He was president of the Rigler-Deutsch Foundation and vice chairman of the New York City Opera. <CORTE> <P...

12/18/2003. LONDON, ENGLAND.- Jeremy Rees, the founder of the Arnolfini arts center in Bristol, died in London after a car accident. Jeremy Rees founded the Arnolfini in 1961 and directed the center for 25 years. <CORTE> Arnolf...

12/20/2003. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.- The Board of Trustees of the San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI) today announced the appointment of Christopher Bratton, presently Dean of <CORTE>Undergraduate Studies at the School of the Art Inst...

12/22/2003. ST. LOUIS, MO.- Washington University in St. Louis will name a new $56.8 million campus center for the visual arts and design in honor of Sam Fox, one <CORTE> of St. Louis’ most prominent civic and philanthropic leaders and ...