12 days ago by Mary Seeley

In this article from Project Sydicate, Juliet Torome, a writer and documentary film maker, looks at the dubious provenance of many of the African cultural and historical artifacts that have been removed from their original sites or owners and found their way into museums or the hands of private coll ...

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41 days ago by admin

Article by dayna midler Khartoum is a very subtle and famous city of Africa. Khartoum is the capital and largest city of Sudan. It contains many amazing spectacles within itself that holds the interest of tourist from all over the world. The word has a very deep meaning in history. Horses have alway ...

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45 days ago by admin

Khartoum is a very subtle and famous city of Africa. Khartoum is the capital and largest city of Sudan. It contains many amazing spectacles within itself that holds the interest of tourist from all over the world. The word has a very deep meaning in history. Horses have always been famous in the har ...

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50 days ago by erika

Adam Nankervis [photo Stephanie Gerner] Adam Nankervis is an artist and independent curator. His practice has infused artistic, conceptual and curatorial practice in his lived in nomadic museum, Museum MAN, which renders the ready made, the habitated box, an apartment, to the navigation of the expan ...

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51 days ago by AntiqueGuide

One Artist's Passion: Collector Scott Cook Filed under: collections antique The dogs are as much a presence on the antiques trail as they are in "their” gardens and throughout "their” house. —Antiques and The Arts Photo, R. Scudder Smith One artist's passion spawned a compelling antiques collection, ...

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66 days ago by Isaac's Mom

I am giving you a tour of my house.... okay so its actually THE Armoires and Accent space but still, these pieces are going somewhere once I move out of my apartment. I love this dog, doesn't make a mess, doesn't even poop and even doesn't want to be fed. What more can you ask for? This is my favori ...

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106 days ago by Karen

There are so many block-buster (read overcrowded) art expos in Paris that it’s a treat to see a small show in a small museum. Organized in collaboration with the Petit Palais, and drawing on private collections from around the world, Cézanne et Paris at Musée du Luxembourg is a gem. Eighty major wor ...

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110 days ago by José

This October 22nd, the oil painting "Saint-Fargeau" (162 x 114 cm) by the portuguese artist Maria Helena Vieira da Silva (1908-1992), and completed between 1961-1965, was sold for € 1,544,701 (includes buyer premium) during the auction of the Jorge de Brito collection at the Tajan auction house. Thi ...

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119 days ago by Ufo Seeker

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136 days ago by Beverly Burmeier

Many collections originate from personal passions. But what happens when they outgrow those simple beginnings? Some morph into public museums that continue to reflect the owner’s love for specific, often quirky, items.

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