Seminary Ridge Historic Preservation Foundation Symposium "The Civil War in Song and Story" to Include Paintings by Popular Artist Jeff Fioravanti The 5th annual symposium is sponsored by and a benefit for, the Seminary Ridge Historic Preservation Foundation. - 2005-09-07

The American College's Art Exhibition is “Joining Forces” Expressing both abstract ideas and universal beliefs through figure painting, the human form and portraits is the subject of “Joining Forces: Portrait and Figure,” a new exhibition taking place on the campus of The American College in The College’s Gregg Conference Center Gallery. The show features four Philadelphia artists who challenge tradition by exploring the power of the human form in portrait and figure paintings. Opening on September 16, the exhibition will run until October 26. - 2005-09-08

“Edmund Fitzgerald” Piano Concerto to Commemorate 30th Anniversary of Famous Shipwreck “Edmund Fitzgerald” Piano Concerto to commemorate 30th anniversary of famous shipwreck. - 2005-09-15

Experience The O.C. Lifestyle for Free With a Unique New Travel Guide Free Orange County, a new, hip travel guide, details hundreds of free fun things to do in The O.C., from surf to turf. - 2005-09-15

Freeing the Angel From the Stone New Exhibit of Original Sculptures by Attilio Piccirilli, Plus Photos and Memorabilia of all the Piccirilli brothers will be on view at the Italian American Museum, October 19 through December 15, 2005. - 2005-09-16 Friend of PRWeb - 1

Library Film and Photography Collections are Thriving, Concludes 'Trends in the Management of Library Special Collections in Film and Photography' The new report from Primary Research Group reports that the growth of the web has given these programs a new avenue to reach appreciative audiences, allowing them to emerge from relative scholarly obscurity. New access technologies promise to make their collections even more accessible and widely used. - 2005-09-19

L.A. Travel Guide Makes the USC Grade Free L.A., a unique travel guide to free fun things to do in Los Angeles, is recommended reading for USC School of Fine Arts course - 2005-09-20

Art Librarians Pay Widely Diverging Prices to Convert 35 mm Images of Artwork to Digital Formats According to Creating the Digital Art Library (ISBN #1-57440-074-6) art librarians are paying widely diverging prices to convert 35mm images of artwork to digital format. - 2005-09-21

Livinginstyleonline.com Wealthy Families Secret to Groom Brilliant Students Standardized test, such as California Achievement Test (CAT), Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), American College Test (ACT), assumes students are exposed to different cultures, climates, countries and experiences at least 10 times before reaching 10th grade. Students who perform the best on standardized test have exposure to diverse experiences. What better way to gain this exposure than a vacation to another city, state, country or continent. Wealthy families have always known trips, getaways and vacations are the secret to grooming brilliant students. Vacations are an opportunity for students to apply all their classroom knowledge quickly. - 2005-10-13

Leonardo Pereznieto's Sculpture Featured at New York Fashion Week The fashion world has embraced Leonardo Pereznieto´s art. - 2005-09-20

First Presidential Webcast, 'Online Town Hall With President William Jefferson Clinton,' Now Part of Clinton Presidential Library The first presidential Webcast, held by President Bill Clinton on November, 8, 1999, is now the first bona fide Internet-age broadcast in a Presidential library. The first presidential internet broadcast, produced and directed by Marc Scarpa, was billed as an "Online Town Hall Meeting" ushering in 'The New Politics of the Information Age'". - 2005-09-19

New Art By Clearwater Artist, Debra Kagan to be Center Of Attention at The Great Art and Frame Gallery of Tampa, Florida on Friday, Sept. 23rd, 7 pm Debra Kagan's carefree original paintings and women's accessories will be the center of attention during a featured opening at the Great Art and Frame Gallery of Tampa on Friday, Sept. 23rd, 7pm at 9906 West Linebaugh Ave., Tampa, Florida. - 2005-09-20

New Orleans Artist Storms through Rough Times and Looks for New Opportunities after Hurricane Katrina Issa Abou-Issa, an artist with limitless talent, lost her artwork, her gallery contract and her upcoming show when Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast this month. What she didn't lose was her strength, and in the aftermath of this national disaster, she is already beginning to re-create her portfolio and to build her own gallery. - 2005-09-20

Rosalux Gallery Presents Large Contemporary Abstract Paintings with Mass Transit in Downtown Minneapolis Mass Transit features new abstract paintings by modern painters Shawn McNulty and Dave Whannel. These large scale pieces are influenced by urban life, and its emphasis is the interplay of city transportation. Rosalux Gallery is located in Downtown Minneapolis. - 2005-09-21

Un-Adult-Erated Escapism Through Art: New Show Opens Oct 15 at Studio Gallery 64 in Park Slope A small and utterly charming exhibit, "Of Singing Frogs, Sandy Rox, and Blood Red Skies," opens Saturday, October 15, at 4-8pm, at the STUDIO/GALLERY 64 in Park Slope, Brooklyn. In this two artist show, stylized cutout figures and fanciful landscapes by Alexandra Corbin and vibrant, richly-detailed illustrations by Roxanne Bohana transport viewers to places where they can indulge, if only briefly, in un-adult-erated escapism. - 2005-09-22

"Cargo: The Middle Passage," New Artwork Installation Featuring Oil Paintings by Artist Ron Anderson at The King Arts Complex in Columbus, Ohio The King Arts Complex in Columbus, Ohio presents "Cargo: The Middle Passage". The new artwork installation features three panels by artist Ron Anderson. Opening reception Thursday, September 22, 2005 at 5 p.m. - 2005-09-22

New Group Art Exhibition “Blue” Opens at Baxter Chang Patri Fine Art, in San Francisco, CA October 5th - December 5th, 2005 “Blue”, a group art exhibition featuring new works by Eric Blum, Erin Parish, Alex Weinstein and Nina Zurier along with gallery artists Robert Larson, Katherine Leighnor, Miguel Osuna, Astrid Preston, and others. The exhibition, which explores the concepts, meanings and effects associated with the color blue in art, opens on October 6, 2005 and will run through December 5, 2005. A reception for the artists will be held on Thursday, October 6th from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. - 2005-09-23

Everything Old is New Again Just the name Naughty Nellie conjures up an image of someone slightly sinful. In reality, the original Naughty Nellie was a colorful 19th and 20th century iron cast bookjack. - 2005-09-28

Remembering Bethlehem Steel Exhibition of Stephen Wilkes' large format photographs documents the abandoned "Plant that built America." - 2005-10-05

The Cuban Embargo is Nowhere in Sight Shared Dreams 2005 Reveals Common Dreams of Peace and Security by Artists in Cuba and The U.S. - 2005-10-01 Friend of PRWeb - 1

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