Art Review | 'Action/Abstraction': Rivalry Played Out on Canvas and Page
This exceedingly handsome show features works by Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning and Barnett Newman.

Natasha Wescoat
Tangled Tree - to get a bigger size copy of image plus see extra detail relative to this Natasha Wescoat fine art giclee, click through on the artist inscription affixed to the reduced size photo to the left. You can also peruse purchasing, preservation framing and height and width advice for this gallery poster. Natasha Wescoat has many other acclaimed gallerie art giclees in addition to "Tangled Tree", Find their other gallery art works.

Art Review | Olafur Eliasson: Stand Still; A Spectacle Will Happen
Olafur Eliasson?s work, as seen at both the Modern and at P.S. 1, is enchanting and intellectually stimulating, and reminds us how far in the current decade art has not come.

Emerging to Established: 25 Years of the Center for Emerging Visual Arts
April 5, 2008 - July 6, 2008: Organized to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of a dynamic Philadelphia arts institution—the Center for Emerging Visual Artists (CFEVA)—this exhibition presents a varied and accomplished selection of works on paper by twenty-five artists.

Style: Green With Envy
Eco-fabulous and no apologies.

Andrea Laliberte
London - to get a full size view image as well as find extra info about this Andrea Laliberte wall reproduction, click the artist caption above the thumbnail. Additionally review purchasing, safe framing methods and print dimension guidance for this gallerie art poster. Andrea Laliberte is an accomplished artist and has created various gallerie art giclees similar to "London", probe the artist catalog for for other artist poster prints.

Ted Key, 95, Creator of ?Hazel? Cartoon, Is Dead
Mr. Key?s cartoon creation was an independent-minded, impertinent maid who came to be known as Hazel, a name that became synonymous with live-in housekeepers.

Art Review | 'Life on Mars': An Alien Sighting on Planet Pittsburgh
Lately, it seems, biennial exhibitions don?t do much except sit there, looking good and offending no one. The 55th Carnegie International is no exception.