John Waterhouse
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Renaissance Lombardy in the John G. Johnson Collection
February 16, 2008 - February 16, 2009: Drawing from the John G. Johnson’s rich collections in Italian Renaissance painting, which included every region of Italy, this installation consists of 10 rare paintings from late fifteenth and early sixteenth-century Lombardy of which Milan was the capital.

The Birth of Blindness and The Dead Smile
Two major, large-scale figurative installations by Indian artist GR Iranna, alongside new sculptures and paintings, will be unveiled at Aicon Gallery London this March.

Art in Review
?Subtraction? at Deitch Projects, Peter Coffin at Andrew Kreps Gallery, David Claerbout at Yvon Lambert Gallery and more.

Fecal Face Dot Gallery thrives in S.F.
One recent Wednesday afternoon, John Trippe sits alone in the back corner of the Fecal Face Dot Gallery, responding to e-mail on his laptop. "Look at this," he says, pointing at a long list of unread messages. "And this is just my personal e-mail. I haven't...

Leighann Hill
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024 Episode for Families: Peach Blossom Spring
Discover the peaceful tranquility of Peach Blossom Spring in this story originally told seventeen hundred years ago by the poet Tao Qian.