British museum buys rare Rubens sketch
The Tate Britain museum has purchased a rare sketch by Peter Paul Rubens to keep it from being sold abroad, the museum said. The Tate, with help from several art and heritage foundations, paid $9.9 million for the sketched version of Rubens' larger painting "...

Art Adventures with Mildred!
San Francisco art blogger Matt Petty spent a day following Mildred around while he skated, made art, and gave away...

Holiday Floral Design (Wed, Oct 15)
6:00 PM-9:00 PM, Tower Hill Botanic Garden: Stoddard Education and Visitors Center, 11 French Drive, Boylston, MA
Instructor: Al DeLuca The Holiday Floral Design course will encompass everything from general autumn and winter decor to festive arrangements specifically meant for Halloween and Thanksgiving. Each week participants will use seasonal materials to create designs that will brighten the home for the fall season. All levels. [Six classes] Cost: Members $265, Non-members $300 Wednesdays, through Nov 19.

Natasha Wescoat
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Don Li-Leger
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Troika has been commissioned by Artwise Curators
I love finding well done art in public places. Pieces that serve a function as well as make our experience of walking through the world more enjoyable often go unnotieced. If you happen to be traveling through Heathrow airport you may want to make a quick detour to Terminal 5 and check this piece out.

019 Impressed by Light: British Photographs from Paper Negatives, 1840–1860
Guest curator Roger Taylor traces the history and impact of the paper negative, or calotype, which was invented by Henry Talbot in 1841.

With Software, Artists Put Yet Another Spin on the Presidential Debates
For members of Sosolimited, remixing presidential debates is an act both of political engagement and mischief.