02/28/2004. MOSCOW.- With the support of the Russian Ministry of Culture and the Government of Moscow, and with the partnership and in cooperation with leading Russian museums the First Moscow International Fine Art and Antiques Fair <BOLE...

02/28/2004. SCHAUMBURG, CHICAGO.-  Amanda Vogt, staff reporter for the Chicago Tribune wrote earlier this week that Schaumburg officials were surprised Tuesday to learn that the director of a museum that closed mysteriously in December i...

02/29/2004. SPIKE ISLAND, BRISTOL.- The exhibition Nanoq: Flat Out and Bluesome, which began this February 27th,  presents a certain spectacle; a collection of ten taxidermic polar bears <BOLETIN> brought to Spike Island from museum a...

03/01/2004. FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY.-  While cleaning up the Capitol in December, crews took three pictures of blue jays and other birds off an office wall and stacked them out in the hallway with other undesired furnishings reported Gleaner...

03/01/2004. AUSTRALIA.- Art theft is a global business worth billions of dollars annually, writes Andrea Petrie. On March 18, 1990, two men masquerading as police officers walked into Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston <BOLETIN> ...

03/02/2004. LONDON.-  From Goya to Picasso, many artists have been inspired by the painting ’Las ...

03/04/2004. SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA.- Christie’s will auction the $30 million mansion and the entire collection of paintings and sculpture of one of <?xml:na...

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03/06/2004. SCOTLAND.- Simon Houston of The Scotland reported that Andrew Carnegie, the Dunfermline-born steel magnate who gave away more than £300 million to people and causes, <BOLETIN> has been voted eighth in a list of the top ten a...

03/06/2004. LONDON.- Hun Joo Cho of BBC World reported tht turning a whole island into a live art gallery has been conducted in Japan for 18 years. It is so called the “Naoshima Project.”  <BOLETIN> Naoshima is located at Setonaika...

03/06/2004. LONDON.- The Times has reported that one of Ireland’s most celebrated museums is fighting for its reputation after being accused <CORTE> of hoarding art looted from Jewish families by the Nazis. <BOLETIN> The Hunt Muse...

03/07/2004. BOSTON.- Jason Edward Kaufman of the Art Newspaper reported that Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) has leased 21 of its 36 Monet paintings, <BOLETIN> including depictions of Rouen Cathedral, waterlilies, and haystacks, to the ...

03/08/2004. NEW YORK.- Bob Tedesch of the New York Times wrote that Kenneth Walton, who pleaded guilty in 2001 to federal wire a...

03/10/2004. NEW YORK.- The exhibition An Enduring Vision: 17th to 20th Century <CORTE> Japanese Painting from the Gitter-Yelen Collection is now ...

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