10/27/2003. NEW YORK.- The Great Depression of the 1930s had a profound effect on the lives of Americans, from artists and writers to factory workers and <CORTE> families. <BOLETIN> Several agencies under President Franklin D. Roo...

10/28/2003. NEW YORK.- The Metropolitan Museum of Art presents today “Philip Guston,” on view through January 4, 2004 at the Tisch Galleries, second floor. <BOLETIN> The American painter Philip Guston (American, b. Canada, 1913-1980) is...

10/28/2003. SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA.- The first exhibition in the Art Gallery of New South Wales’ temporary exhibitions space within the new Asian galleries is the confronting <BOLETIN> and moving larger-than-life sculptures of human sufferin...

10/28/2003. GLEN COVE, NEW YORK.- Architect Herbert Beckhard, 77, died.   Herbert Beckhard graduated from Penn State University  in 1949 and attended Princeton <BOLETIN> University’s Graduate School of Architecture in 195...

10/28/2003. LONDON, ENGLAND.- Art and Sacred Places - The Role of a Lifetime, is a new film commission by Deimantas Narkevicius features interview with film director <CORTE> Peter Watkins. Screenings at Brighton Parish Church of St. Peter until 27 Novem...

10/28/2003. MIAMI, FLORIDA.- TIME magazine art critic and historian, Robert Hughes will be the keynote speaker during a weekend of festivities leading up to the <CORTE> groundbreaking ceremony for the Patricia and Phillip Frost Art Museum at Florida Int...

10/29/2003. SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA.- Known for his elaborate architectural models, Melbourne-based artist Callum Morton presents an exhibition of new and recent <BOLETIN> works, More Talk About Buildings and Mood, at Sydney’s Museum of Conte...

10/29/2003. DUBLIN, IRELAND.- An exhibition of two filmworks by the Norwegian multi-media artist Knut Åsdam opens to the public at the Irish Museum of Modern Art <BOLETIN> on Wednesday 29 October. <CORTE>   In this, his first...

10/29/2003. DETROIT, MICHIGAN.- The Detroit Institute of Arts’ (DIA) exhibition program moves to the edge with the presentation of On the Edge: Contemporary <BOLETIN> Art from the DaimlerChrysler Collection, <CORTE> on view from O...

10/29/2003. TOLEDO, OHIO.-  The Toledo Museum of Art has been awarded a Learning Opportunity grant from the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services <CORTE> (IMLS). This grant will aid the Museum in developing family-oriented audio tours of...

10/29/2003. LONDON, ENGLAND.- The compelling story of the Rothschild dynasty will be brought into sharp focus this winter when, on Friday, December 12, 2003, <CORTE> Sotheby’s will hold a sale of "Treasures from the Rothschild Collection"...

10/30/2003. GRAZ, AUSTRIA.- The inaugural exhibition of Kunsthaus Graz focuses on perception: the experience of the exhibits adds to the experience of the Kunsthaus <BOLETIN> Graz building. With more than forty international positions f...

10/30/2003. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.- The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the museum’s Department <BOLETIN> of Costume <CORTE> and Textiles by showcasing some of its finest trea...

10/30/2003. WASHINGTON, D.C.- A special installation of nine works by Mark Rothko (1903-1970), long recognized as one of America’s foremost artists, will celebrate <CORTE> the centenary of his birth. On view in the East Building of the National Gallery ...

10/30/2003. SHANGHAI.- The Shanghai Art Fair just opened. It will close on November 2. At Shanghai Art Fair 2003, Korea Gallery Association will be a strong vision <BOLETIN> contingent. Though attending the Fair first time, it makes ski...