Steven Meyers
Eucalyptus - to glance at a full size copy of this print as well as delved into more extensive product facts relating to this Steven Meyers gallerie art giclee, click through on the artist text hypertext link atop the reduced copy to your left. In addition there is buying, custom framing and print size info for this gallerie giclee print. Steven Meyers has made a large amount of other gallery giclees in a similar style as "Eucalyptus", examine this artists framed and unframed gallery art works.

Art: Cover Story: The King of Visceral Design
A new exhibition honors George Lois, the man who gave Esquire magazine a distinctive look to match its attitude.

The Starving Dog Exhibition Controversy
What would you call a gallery installation that featured crack cocaine in an incense burner, a musical loop of "Himno de Frente Sandinista de Liberación Nacional" playing backwards, words spelled...

Serra?s Monumental Vision, Vertical Edition
France is making a fuss this week over Richard Serra, the 68-year-old American bantamweight who fashions elegant, gargantuan art out of steel.

Don Li-Leger
Poet's Cause - to get a bigger display of this print and also delved into more extensive facts in reference to this Don Li-Leger artists print, go on through the artists name on top of the thumbnail display. Also get purchasing, preservation framing and dimension recommendations for this gallerie poster. Don Li-Leger has many more superb artist reproductions in addition to "Poet's Cause", inspect the artist catalogue for for other gallerie art artworks.

Death For No Reason
Are sophistic arguments sufficient defence for artists who gain notoriety by ‘documenting’ animals’ deaths? Can the capture and starvation of an animal in exhibit be justified by its oblique commentary on society? What, if anything, is being said under the cover of art? As another show with dubious animal death content opens in San Francisco there’s a different question to ask, one that the artists should ask of themselves.

Elizabeth II
Elizabeth Peyton returns to life.

Turned and Thrown: English Pottery 1660–1820 from Local Collections
March 29, 2008 - July 27, 2008: These exceptional objects celebrate the inventiveness and ingenuity of anonymous potters active in England from the end of the seventeenth century to the early decades of the nineteenth century.

Unrecorded at Akbank Art Center
The perceptual re-construction of space is a continuous process, generated by diverse inputs such as our senses, memory, history, consciousness as well as technology. It is a process, consisting of momentary fragments, which are impossible to record. They are temporary, augmented, designed, and loaded.

023 Gustave Courbet
Curator Gary Tinterow visits the New York studio of the painter John Currin to discuss the special exhibition Gustave Courbet.