11/01/2004. WASHINGTON, D.C- Approximately 60 inventive and compelling works in Transitory Patterns: Florida Women Artists at the National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA) reflect exciting new artistic techniques and media while highlighting the distinc...

11/01/2004. RALEIGH, N.C.— The North Carolina Museum of Art presents some of the nation’s finest works of modern art with Matisse, Picasso, and the School of Paris: Masterpieces from The Baltimore Museum of Art. The included works of art were ca...

11/02/2004. MORAGA, CALIFORNIA.- Beginning January 15, 2005, the Hearst Art Gallery of Saint Mary’s College will debut */Paradiso/*, the third installment of a remarkable update on Dante Alighieri’s early 14^th century epic poem about the human condition ...

11/02/2004. TERRE HAUTE, IN.- Nine days after signing the Treaty of Paris which officially marked the end of the American Revolution, General George Washington summoned his commanders for a serious meeting. On December 4, 1783, the Commander of the Contin...

11/02/2004. RENO, NEVADA.- The NMA will present Ansel Adams: Masterworks, a traveling exhibition of photographs by legendary photographer Ansel Adams (1902 – 1984). The exhibition consists of forty-eight works from the Museum Set, a portfolio hand-se...

11/02/2004. SALEM, MA.- Treasures from Chatsworth presents a private collection of rarely exhibited objects—precious cabinet paintings, old master drawings, masterpieces of the great gold- and silversmiths, gems and jewelry, natural curiosities, scientifi...

11/02/2004. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.- Literally “beautiful letters” in French, the term belles lettres aptly describes works of graphic design in which typography plays an aesthetic role, elevating print communication to the realm of art. Thor...

11/02/2004. MELVILLE, N.Y.- While Rick Rickman's work has been the definition of outstanding photography, it's nearly impossible to put a label on his style of work. For nearly 25 years, this Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer has captured some of the m...

11/03/2004. NEW YORK.- Christie’s fall sales of Impressionist and Modern Art, taking place on November 3 and 4 at Rockefeller Center, will again evoke the many atmospheres, styles, palettes and themes characteristic of the intense and often revolutio...

11/03/2004. BOSTON, MA.- The fashions of the 1850s — a decade of great industrial expansion, technical innovation, and exuberant fashions — are the focus of a new exhibition at the MFA entitled High Style and Hoop Skirts: 1850s Fashion. On view from Novem...

11/03/2004. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.- Los Angeles—Celestial Nights: Visions of an Ancient Land, an exhibition of more than 30 compelling works by American photographer Neil Folberg (b. 1950), will be on view at the Skirball Cultural Center from November 3...

11/03/2004. SALEM, MA.- The Peabody Essex Museum presents Havana: Photographs by Robert Polidori, through January 9, 2005. No one tells the story of Havana’s remarkable architectural legacy with greater power than internationally acclaimed photograp...

11/04/2004. PITTSBURGH, PA.- Carnegie Museum of Art presents the 2004–5 Carnegie International, on view through March 20, 2005. The exhibition, North America’s preeminent survey of international contemporary art, will feature more than 400 works...

11/04/2004. SAINT-ETIENNE, FRANCE.- Saint-Etienne International Design Biennial 2004. Bolstered by its industrial heritage and its creativity, Saint-Etienne has for several years been demonstrating its determination to reposition and reinvent itself thro...

11/04/2004. WINTERTHUR.- Winterthur Museum announced that the institution bought at auction a rare masterpiece of American craftsmanship—a monumental Queen Anne tall clock (1738-1746) with works by the most sought-after clockmaker of colonial Philadelphia...