From the Renaissance to the Surreal: Gifts to the Library and Archives
September 15, 2007 - Fall 2008: Complementing works of art donated to the Philadelphia Museum of Art over the years, generous patrons have also given thousands of books and manuscripts to the Library and Archives. The Library and Archives is showcasing these wonderful treasures in a series of exhibitions in its new home in the Perelman Building.

A family album of contemporary art from China
"Half-Life of a Dream: Contemporary Chinese Art From the Logan Collection," which opened at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on Thursday, reacquaints us with some of the works and artists represented in the 1999 fractional gifts by Kent and Vicki Logan...

Sid Garrison's work in colored pencil in Limn
San Franciscan Sid Garrison displays impressive staying power in his fourth show of drawings at Limn Gallery. Garrison works in colored pencil in a manner at once abstract, improvisational and subtly responsive to pressures of the wider culture. His medium...

Ursula: Living the Dream (A Hard Life on the Road).
Ursula are a band out on the fringes of music; they've little money, no significant connections, are not especially talented musicians or singers. Why write about them? Because despite their shortcomings, they have something a little different about them, they have no pretense and they write disarmingly good songs.

Art Fronckowiak
Poppies of Toscano I - to view a larger depiction of this image plus look through more thorough recommendations about this Art Fronckowiak art print, click the artist text a bit above the miniature depiction to the left. In addition there is buying, preservation framing and print proportion information for this museum art artworks. Art Fronckowiak is one of the top 50 best selling artists and has various other artists images like "Poppies of Toscano I", review the artist database for more gallerie art artworks.

Stained Glass Panel Lampshade (Thu, Jul 24)
6:30 PM-9:30 PM, New Street Glass Studio, Flat Shop, 35B New Street, Worcester, MA
This class will cover the basics of cutting, foiling and soldering glass panels before assembling them into a finished lampshade. Join instructor Jane Martin to create a beautiful, unique stained glass shade of your own design. Jane has been teaching stained glass for over 20 years and brings to the Craft Center a wealth of knowledge on the subject. This class is tailored for both beginner and advanced stained glass students. Basic supplies included, students can expect to pay about $65 each to complete their projects. Cost: Non-Member Fee: $230.00 / Member Fee: $205.00 / Materials Fee: $20 Thursdays, through Aug 14.

Marvels of the Malla Period: A Nepalese Renaissance 1200–1603
December 22, 2007 - December 7, 2008: In this exhibition, the Museum presents masterpieces from its outstanding collection of rarely seen Malla Period art. Vibrant Buddhist ritual paintings burst with energy, a marvelous goddess coyly dances, and golden Hindu and Buddhist sculptures regally invite adoration.