03/14/2002. SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA.- The Art Gallery of New South Wales presents "LOVE & DEATH: Art in the Age of Queen Victoria". Love & Death brings together some of the most dramatic paintings from late 19th century Britain - when Britannia ru...

03/14/2002. BENICIA, CALIFORNIA.- A new guide and source e-book for purchasing fine art on the Internet was released by Marquis Publications entitled "A Right-Brained Guide to a Left-Brained Industry: Marketing and Buying Fine Art Online." The 280-p...

03/15/2002. LONDON, ENGLAND.- Cafe Gallery Projects presents "Story Telling - Narrative paintings by Debbie Lee", on view April 10 to May 5, 2002. The image of the self as child as Alice, as Snow white, as Dorothy setting out along the yellow brick ...

03/15/2002. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.- The Marsh Art Gallery at the University of Richmond presents the 5th American Print Biennial, on view through June 29, 2002. The fifth national biennial exhibition of prints organized by the Marsh Art Gallery is juried by Richard...

03/15/2002. LONDON, ENGLAND.- The National Gallery presents "Baroque Painting in Genoa", on view through June 16, 2002. Baroque' is a term which is used of a certain style of art in the 17th century, but it is also used more loosely to define the 17...

03/15/2002. AFGHANISTAN.- The cover of the June 1985 National Geographic magazine portrayed an Afghan girl whose eyes captivated the world. Since it is the custom for women not to tell their names to strangers, the photographer thought that he would never know t...

03/16/2002. LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.- The University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery will be closed for renovation beginning March 3 through the end of 2002. The renovations are needed to install a vapor barrier in walls, replace damaged window w...

03/16/2002. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA.- The Carnegie Museum of Art presents "Forum: Jesse Bransford", on view through June 16, 2002. Jesse Bransford creates large, site-specific paintings that bring together icons from art, science, and popular culture....

03/16/2002. NEW YORK.- The Jewish Museum presents "An Artist's Response to Evil: "We Are Not The Last" By Zoran Music, an exhibition of the work of the Austro-Hungarian-born artist Zoran Music, including acrylic paintings and watercolors create...

03/16/2002. MONTREAL, CANADA.- Abstract expressionist painter and sculptor Jean-Paul Riopelle, 78, died. He became the first Canadian to have a painting sell for more than $1 million. Robert Tourigny, a nurse who cared for the painter, stated, "He died calm...

03/17/2002. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA.- -A glorious and sweeping overview of European painting featuring many of the most illustrious names in the history of art will be on view at the Birmingham Museum of Art Through April 14, 2002.  European Masterpieces: Si...

03/17/2002. PÚBOL, SPAIN.- In June, 1939, Salvador Dalí designed a remarkable Surrealist pavilion for the New York World's Fair which was built by architect Ian Woodner and called Dream of Venus. From March 15 - June 30, 2002, the Museum of Contemporary Art e...

03/17/2002. DETROIT, MICHIGAN.- A museum survey examining the phenomenon of destruction in art backfired at the event's opening when audience enthusiasm overwhelmed the exhibit. kaBOOM! began its two month run at Detroit's Museum of New Art (MONA) last Saturday ...

03/17/2002. WASHINGTON, D.C.- The Corcoran Gallery of Art presents "Jasper Johns to Jeff Koons: Four Decades of Art from the Broad Collections", on view through June 3, 2002. Eli and Edythe L. Broad have amassed one of the finest private collections...

03/17/2002. MADRID, SPAIN.- The Prado Museum presents the exhibition "The Sale of the Century. Artistic Relationships Between Spain and Great Britain, 1604-1655", on view through June 2, 2002. the exhibition was curated by Jonathan Brown (New York Univ...