Museum and Gallery Listings
Selective listings from art critics of The New York Times.

"The Dark Lord of Photoshop"
Mexican photographer, Javier S. Sanudo (Frodo 47 on Flickr), balances a trained eye in the classic beauty of portraiture, with his own dark imaginings through the creative use of photo-manipulation.

Claude Monet
The Artist's Garden at Giverny, c.1900 - to get a bigger size photo of this print and also review the newest updates relating to this Claude Monet fine artwork, click through on the artist caption slightly the reduced picture. Get buying, framing and height and width hints for this gallery giclee print. Claude Monet has made a large amount of other museum art posters in a similar style as "The Artist's Garden at Giverny, c.1900", look into the artist store for new museum giclee prints.

Ken Bailey
Black Dog Licorice - to examine a bigger image of this piece plus check out other material for this Ken Bailey fine art art work, click the artist name just above the little photo at your left side. Also visit for purchasing, framing and dimension recommendations for this gallery giclee print. Ken Bailey is one of the top 50 best selling artists and has a large number of other wall giclees like "Black Dog Licorice", inspect the artist inventory for new fine art poster prints.

Andrew Wyeth
Master Bedroom - to get a larger picture plus peruse supplementary product updates in regards to this Andrew Wyeth artists giclee print, click through on the artist label connected with the thumbnail. In addition go over buying, frame and proportion recommendations for this artists poster print. Andrew Wyeth has made a multitude of other fine art images in the same style as "Master Bedroom", check out this artists framed and unframed gallerie posters.

Close Reading: Now You See It, Now You Don?t
Developers have become magicians in the way they tailor architectural renderings for public consumption. Case in point: the design for the West Side railyards.

Architecture: Whitney?s Downtown Sanctuary
Optimism is in the air again at the Whitney Museum of American Art, which has just released a preliminary design by the Italian architect Renzo Piano for its proposed satellite museum downtown.