11/04/2004. WILLIAMSTOWN, MA.- Architectural photographer Ezra Stoller, 89, died in his home in Williamstown, Mass. As Paul Goldberger, the former architecture critic of the New York Times, wrote, “…[Stoller’s] pictures are surely among the most reproduce...

11/04/2004. WASHINGTON, D.C- The National Building Museum presents Five Friends From Japan, through February 16, 2005. Five Friends From Japan, organized by The Children’s Museum, Boston, and The Capital Children’s Museum (CCM), is an introduction to chi...

11/04/2004. VITORIA, SPAIN.- Artium presents Intra-senses. Other looks at the Collection, until January 16, 2005. Curator: Permanent Collection Department ARTIUM. The exhibition INTRA-SENSES. Other looks at the collection, consists of the articulation, th...

11/05/2004. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON.- The Henry Art Gallery presents WOW (The Work of the Work), through February 6, 2005. How does a compelling work of art work on us? Henry Art Gallery Chief Curator Elizabeth Brown has been developing The Work of the Work ...

11/05/2004. NEW YORK.- From November 5, 2004, through March 6, 2005, The Metropolitan Museum of Art will present Few Are Chosen: Street Photography and the Book, 1936-1966. Drawn from the collections of the Metropolitan and the Gilman Paper Company, the ...

11/05/2004. BOSTON, MA.- In the Vernacular: Everyday Photographs from the Rodger Kingston Collection is the first exhibition to fully highlight the exceptional breadth and variety of the Rodger Kingston collection. Since the 1970s, Kingston has assembled...

11/05/2004. CHICAGO, The Art Institute of Chicago has announced that Moody's Investors Service has affirmed the Art Institute's long-term A1 rating, as well as a rating outlook change to stable from negative. James Cuno, the Art Institute's Director a...

11/06/2004. BERLIN, GERMANY.- The portrait of a US soldier is seen behind wooden crosses at a memorial dedicated to the victims of the Berlin wall near the Berlin Wall Museum at Checkpoint Charlie. Germany prepares to mark the 15th anniversary of the day ...

11/06/2004. VIENNA, AUSTRIA.- An Austrian fan of French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson waits for the opening of the Wien Museum in Vienna to visit the ''The Essence of Paris'' exhibition, which officially starts 05 November 2004 and will run until 09 ...

11/06/2004. LONDON, ENGLAND.- Proud Galleries are delighted to announce a unique photographic show that faithfully captures Paul McCartney’s life on the road. Entitled 'Each One Believing,' the show will be comprised of over 46 pictures taken through...

11/06/2004. WASHINGTON, D.C.- British artist Andy Goldsworthy has been commissioned to create a site-specific sculpture for the National Gallery of Art's East Building. The project, Roof, will comprise approximately seven stacked slate, low-profile hollow...

11/06/2004. LOS ANGELES, CA.- Evolving Perceptions: Time, Space, The Human Body is a group exhibition of international artists defining new uses of electronic technologies. The show, presented by Art In Motion of the University of Southern California, op...

11/07/2004. BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA.- The University of California Press just published the book Sebastião Salgado: Sahel - The End of the Road. In 1984 Sebastião Salgado began what would be a fifteen-month project of photographing the drought-stricken Sahel...

11/07/2004. NEW YORK.- The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts presents Mirrors to the Past: Ancient Greece and Avant-Garde America, through January 8, 2005. This exhibition is part of the Library's Hellenic Festival, made possible by a genero...

11/07/2004. BRYN MAWR, PA.- Members of the Metropolitan Painters, a group of artists from the Philadelphia area, are displaying their paintings at The American College during an art exhibition taking place through November 29. The exhibit, which includes ...