41. CAC - [Contemporary Art Centre] Kestutis Andrasiunas (1973). lives and works in Vilnius. Aidas Bareikis (1967).lives and works in New York. Arunas Gudaitis (1973). lives and works in Vilnius. http://www.cac.lt/en.php/artists/20

exhibitions info lab fluxus room catalogues ... general info artists Academic Training Group Giedrius Kumetaitis (1969); Mindaugas Ratavicius (1970); Simonas Tarvydas (1968). Live and work in Vilnius. Kestutis Andrasiunas Lives and works in Vilnius. Aidas Bareikis Lives and works in New York. Arunas Gudaitis Lives and works in Vilnius. Kristina Inciuraite Lives and works in Vilnius. Linas Jablonskis Lives and works in Vilnius. Donatas Jankauskas Lives and works in Vilnius. Evaldas Jansas Lives and works in Vilnius. Live and work in Vilnius. Algis Lankelis Lives and works in Vilnius. Dainius Liskevicius Lives and works in Vilnius. Gintaras Makarevicius Lives and works in Vilnius. Darius Miksys Lives and works in Vilnius. Deimantas Narkevicius Lives and works in Vilnius. Mindaugas Navakas Lives and works in Vilnius. Audrius Novickas Lives and works in Vilnius. Live and work in Vilnius. Paulina Egle Pukyte Lives and works in London. Arturas Raila Lives and works in Vilnius. Egle Rakauskaite Lives and works in Vilnius. Alma Skersyte Lives and works in Vilnius. Laura Stasiulyte Lives and works in Vilnius.

42. IMMA - Press Office He lives and works in Newport, Wales. The Glen Dimplex artists Award, now inits fourth year, is designed to mark a significant level of achievement or http://www.modernart.ie/News/PressOffice.asp?id=119

43. IMMA - Press Office He lives and works in New York. Diary Of A Victorian Dandy , for example, examinesthe way contemporary artists respond to or react against 19thcentury http://www.modernart.ie/News/PressOffice.asp?id=518

44. Aerospace Education Center - Russian Space Art - About The Artists He studied art at the Byelorussia Art Institute and is a member of the ByelorussianArtists Union. Poplavski lives and works in Minsk, the republic s http://www.aerospaced.org/tempex/spaceart/artists.htm

Russian Space Art - About The Artists Vladmir Dzhanibekov Alexei Leonov Georgii Poplavski Andrei Sokolov Vladmir Dzhanibekov Dzhanibekov is one of the former Soviet Union's most experienced cosmonauts and one of two space explorers/artists represented in this collection. Born in 1942, he now lives in the city most space artists can only hope to visit: Zvezdny Gorodok, "Star City." This is an entire town created around the center for cosmonaut training, where the cosmonauts and their families can live together. Star City is in a rural, wooded setting not far from Moscow and resembles a comfortable and attractive retirement village more than it does a military base. Dzhanibekov is a cosmonaut and a major-general in the Russian Air Force, twice Hero of the Soviet Union. He became a cosmonaut in 1970 and made five flights as spacecraft commander, spending an aggregate of 146 days in space between 1978 and 1985. He commanded the heroic effort that saved the Salyut 7 space station in 1985. He studied art at the V. Komarov Higher Air Force School at Eisk. He is a member of the USSR Artists Union and its Cosmic Group. He's held numerous exhibitions in the former Soviet Union, the United States, Saudi Arabia and other countries.

45. Internet Public Library: Visual Arts You may choose to examine images of works from our permanent collection. Artist profilesfeature the lives of selected women artists and corresponding http://www.ipl.org/div/subject/browse/hum20.80.00/

dqmcodebase = "/javascript/" Subject Collections Business Computers Education ... Visual Arts This collection All of the IPL Advanced Sub-headings: Drawing Painting Photography Sculpture Resources in this category: You can also view Magazines Associations on the Net under this heading. American Cut Glass http://www.cutglass.org/ "There was a time in U.S. history when elegance and manners were status symbols, indicating one's station in life. Among the most coveted of the symbols was American Brilliant Cut Glass." This website provides articles, a photo gallery, and recommended reading for those interested in American cut glass. The Ancient Greek World http://www.museum.upenn.edu/Greek_World/ Virtual gallery from the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology highlighting artifacts from everyday life in ancient Greece. "The artifacts you will see here tell a vivid story of life in ancient Greece. The text expands on this story, and together they create in detail an interpretation of how Greek art and material culture add to the written record and expand our understanding of daily life in ancient times. Art a GoGo http://www.artagogo.com/

46. M.E. Sharpe, Inc. - Book Information Review(s) This handsome set presents the lives and works of 168 of for high schooland undergraduate students, profiles a variety of artists, writers, and http://www.mesharpe.com/mall/resultsa.asp?Title=Lives and Works in the Arts: Fro

47. Lake Chapala Review: General Content scene, giving us interesting facts about authors and their works. Romana D. KarkusPoet and artist treats us to Roselore Roselore lives in our community. http://www.chapalareview.com/general.html

Home Mexican Content Subscriptions Real Estate Review ... About Us General Content (Click on logos to see columns and other content) Constellations by Comrie Palmer Just-for-fun, monthly, horoscopes are served up by Comrie Palmer, a Life Faculty Member of the American Federation of Astrologers and a Canadian Journalist. Dear Joan This zany lovelorn column, cheekily subtitled, Stylish Advice for the Hard of Hearing, tackles topics ranging from senior citizen dating and sex, to stray dog etiquette! Viewers write in their questions, which are fielded by Joan, our feisty and outspoken hot tamale. Gasps and chuckles! Don't Panic Jerry Hathaway lives and works at Lakeside as an electrician. His interests range from ecology to places of interest in Mexico. The articles are funny as well as educational. Jail Tales by Helyn Bercovitch Helyn takes a journey through her memories encompassing 13 years working with criminals inside and outside prison walls.

48. ThinkQuest : Library : Artists is designed to educate elementary age children about artists, styles of art, andvarious works of art. These describe the lives of the artists, the styles http://www.thinkquest.org/library/cat_show.html?cat_id=114

49. McPhee, Campbell Explore Artists' 'Lives' In New Course and 17th centuries, writers of artists lives continued to were asked to write anartist s thoroughly fictional using only three untitled works by Venetian http://www.emory.edu/EMORY_REPORT/erarchive/1999/September/erseptember.20/9_20_9

Emory Report September 20, 1999 Volume 52, No. 5 McPhee, Campbell explore artists' 'Lives' in new course "What's in a Life?" That's the question Sarah McPhee and Jean Campbell asked students in an intriguing new art history course last spring on "Artistic Biography in Early Modern Europe." "The individual artist's life as a focus of historical study is one of the marked developments of the Renaissance," explained McPhee, assistant professor of art history. "From the 16th century onward, biography has been one of the dominant modes of historical art writing. Our seminar considered artists' biographies as literature, as historical record and as aesthetic theory." Together, McPhee and Campbell took students from antiquity to modern times, considering the basic concepts of biography and artistic writing. Both instructors consider the teaching experience one of the best they have had at Emory. For what McPhee termed as "an extraordinarily demanding course," the students produced high-level critical analyses and a series of imaginative essays. During the semester they examined numerous texts, ranging from Giorgio Vasari's

50. Steina Vasulka to New York in 1965 with her husband and collaborator, Woody Vasulka, where theyfounded celebrated artists venue The She now lives and works in Santa Fe http://www.acmi.net.au/steina_vasulka.htm

acmi website lending collection nfvls collection calendar home steina vasulka calendar exhibitions 2004: australian culture now memory grid ... transfigure reviews steina vasulka - orka Orka, 1997 Hi-8 displayed as single-channel DVD projection; stereo audio Collection: Australian Centre for the Moving Image Courtesy: Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI), New York, and the artist contents: essay artist's bio artist's statement Steina and her husband and collaborator, Woody Vasulka, are two key artists in the development of video technology and its use in the creation of moving image artworks. In her earliest works, Steina, a classically trained violinist who played with the Iceland National Orchestra, synthesised an intuitive, atmospheric musical approach to video with a desire to test and expand the limits of the medium. With Woody, she was responsible for some key developments in electronic imaging technologies, and in their early video experiments in the renowned New York artists' venue, The Kitchen, they created spatial and interactive audio and video installations such as Machine Vision (1975) and All Vision (1975) that can be considered key works in contemporary art.

51. Countrylife And Art @ Chycor Cornwall Robin Paris lives and works on Bodmin Moor. Recently refurbished and extended,it provides a fine home for the Newlyn School of artists collection. http://www.chycor.co.uk/aaaart/art.htm

Countrylife and Art in Cornwall Est 1996 Art Information Art - Visionary Churches - Cornwall Clothing Craft Supplies Duchy of Cornwall Festivals Gardens Galleries - General Galleries - Municipal Galleries - Private Galleries - Virtual Photo Librarys Home Decor Horse Riding Jewellery Mediation Music New Age services Organic products Painting Holidays Scottish holidays Publishing Theatre Therapy Walking Cornwalls Wildlife Click here to see more large photographs of Cornwall Gigs and Venues in Cornwall - Falmusic is the best website in Cornwall for Gig listings. Bands and venues can sign up for free to post gigs and articles or promote a venue. Camborne School of Mines - An excellent permanent minerals collection, plus other themed exhibits throughout the year. Penwith Art Information - General art contact information. - General art contact information. - General art contact information. Hall for Cornwall Information - General contact information. Books - Cornish Cornish Books - A series of 5 childrens books describing life in a Cornish valley.

52. Technology Support - Laws And TTU Policies Affecting Computer Use - Federal Stat Home Federal Statutes Copyright general Information. For works commissioned by anemployerincluding most of years total, no matter how long the artist lives. http://www.depts.ttu.edu/itts/documentation/laws/copy06.html

In the text, the "Texas Tech University System" will be listed as "Texas Tech." Notice: The information contained on this Web site is not a substitute for legal advice and should not be construed as such. If you have a question or need advice concerning the law, please consult with an attorney. Home Federal Statutes General Information Only the expression Is the material, nonetheless, in the public domain? Would the producer's use be deemed fair use ? (See a discussion on fair use and multimedia in the Multimedia section.) Before the Bill of Rights (amendments to the Constitution, including freedom of speech) was...the Constitution itself. The very first Article of the Constitution empowered Congress "to promote the progress of science and the useful arts, by securing for limited times to authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries." modern American after Any type of creative Technology Support and the Advanced Technology Learning Center (ATLC) avidly support Texas Tech's policies and the federal statutes regarding the improper copying of software. It is illegal to make unauthorized copies of software for any use. This includes the copying of a software program required in a class. Anyone who illegally copies software shall be subject to disciplinary action under Texas Tech's policy and, in addition, shall be subject to criminal prosecution under the state and federal statutes. Technology Support Laws Home Documentation Technology Support Home ... TTU Home Updated July 9, 2003

53. Local Author Explores Artists Lives He also works fulltime at the University s Applied her book a gift to the artistsin the People are doing wonderful, creative things with their lives. . http://www.collegian.psu.edu/archive/2004/01/01-23-04tdc/01-23-04darts-01.asp

54. SECESSION Martin Gostner, born 1957, lives and works in Innsbruck. has been taking place sincethe 80 s, The Experiment presents international artists, who have as http://www.secession.at/art/2001_e.html

EXHIBITION PROGRAM CURRENT EXHIBITIONS Jan 25, 2001 MARTIN GOSTNER THE PRICE OF LIBERTY TRINH. T. MINH-HA AXEL STOCKBURGER THE EXPERIMENT SIMON STARLING HANS WEIGAND ALICE CREISCHER CHRISTOPHER WOOL LINDA BILDA Continuing the tradition of recent years, in 2001 the Secession will again focus on projects with a concrete reference to the contextual and architectonic conditions of the house and which refer, at the same time, to art-immanent, social and political circumstances both on site and in international contexts. A multitude of positions are confronted with the exhibiting artists' common interest in inscribing themselves with their work into collective mental and emotional processes and linking contemporary art with other topical discourses. This is also one reason for the great interest in positions from the field of film - endeavors are undertaken here to do justice to the theoretical and historical significance of the format of film, which is naturally not to be taken as autarchic, for contemporary art production. The artists elected to the board of directors (currently Matthias Herrmann, Anna Meyer, Heimo Zobernig, Johanna Kandl, Manfred Erjautz, Sandrine von Klot, Dorit Margreiter, Constanze Ruhm, Martin Walde, Willi Kopf, Hans Kupelwieser), who have developed the exhibition program together, stand for a broad perspective of complex works, which regard the viewers as part of the artistic process. All exhibitions are accompanied by a publication.

55. The Lives Of The Artists (Oxford World's Classics) - Giorgio Vasari, Julia Conaw provide updated locations for some of the works. Art historians respect Vasari s analysesof the artists lives. times the praise of these artists, and others http://pdxbooks.com/compare/019283410X

Enter ISBN or Keyword Books Biographies Children's Computers Engineering ... Travel buy and sell textbooks at the best price, everytime. help your account sell textbooks buy textbooks ... contact us Giorgio Vasari, Julia Conaway Bondanella, Peter Bondanella, Giorgi Vasari Author(s): Giorgio Vasari Julia Conaway Bondanella Peter Bondanella Giorgi Vasari Publisher: Oxford University Press Format: TRADE PAPER Release Date: May, 1998 Isbn: List Price: You'll find the best prices at: Price amazon.com used buy now > Alibris used buy now > eCampus new buy now > amazon.com new buy now > PDXbooks used buy now > new buy now > Powell's Books new buy now > Blackwell's US new buy now > 14.999616 sec Link to this page at - http://pdxbooks.com/compare/019283410x build a link to this page email these prices to a friend Related Items The House of Medici: Its Rise and Fall Painting and Experience in Fifteenth Century Italy: A Primer in the Social History of Pictorial Style History of Italian Renaissance Art: Painting, Sculpture, Architecture: Slipcased Michelangelo and the Pope's Ceiling ... Brunelleschi's Dome: How a Renaissance Genius Reinvented Architecture Top Customer Reviews A must read for lovers of Italian Renaissance art Comment:  In studying up for a visit to Italy I noticed that art historians still directly and frequently cite this book, written over 400 years ago. Since Vasari was a contemporary of the High-Renaissance artists, I thought it would be interesting to read his descriptions of artists and their technical development. The book is organized into a series of essays focusing on artists from Cimabue to Titian. In this translation, the editors have included only those artists still believed to have made a significant contribution.

56. The Lives Of The Great Artists strays into fascinating stories about their personal lives. and provide updated locationsfor some of the works. also wrote about the various artists of his http://hallaudiobook.com/store/books_9626347554_The-Lives-of-the-Great-Artists.h

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57. Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery Outline to bring out the inherent human sparkle in our daily lives, fresh thinking OperaCity Art Gallery are chosen to introduce the works of artists from around http://www.operacity.jp/en/ag/outline.html

Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery Located in Tokyo's Hatsudai, Tokyo Opera City is a large cultural community comprising three zones focusing on the arts, business and commercial amenities. Starting from the "theater city" concept, Tokyo Opera City is designed with its focus firmly on the lifestyle of the Tokyo metropolis in the 21st Century. Apart from art galleries, the area includes one of Tokyo's tallest buildings, the 54-story Tokyo Opera City Tower housing a vibrant business community and the NTT InterCommunication Center (ICC), which presents multimedia art created using up-to-the-minute technology, and also Tokyo Opera City concert halls, the Takemitsu Memorial and Recital Hall, which were designed to sound like musical instruments. The New National Theater, which functions as Tokyo's opera house is located on the next block. Opened in Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery on September 9, 1999, Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery holds special exhibitions about four times a year, introducing various and unique activities of art. Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery also houses a collection, mainly donated by Mr. Terada Kotaro, which consists of works of Japanese art since the end of WW II including a large body of works by NAMBATA Tatsuoki and his son NAMBATA Fumio, who have been regarded as important abstract painters in Japan. Along with the special exhibitions, the Gallery also holds an exhibition series called gproject N,h which aims at focusing on young Japanese artists. This series was founded by the will of the late NAMBATA Tastuoki and has been subsidized by donations of his bereaved family. Works by the artists who are selected by the selection committee are shown in the corridor on the 4th floor in principle.

58. ART HISTORY RESOURCES: Part 8 15th-Century Renaissance Art Giorgio Vasari, lives of the Most Eminent Painters Brunelleschi s Later works; Brunelleschi sLegacy in Florence; II The Interaction of artists and Scientists in http://witcombe.sbc.edu/ARTHLinks2.html

Part 8 15th-Century Renaissance Art Last modified: May 24, 2004 THIS PAGE Renaissance Art: General 15th-Century Italian Art: Early Renaissance SITE INDEX Contents Page Prehistoric Art Ancient Near East Ancient Egypt ... Art of the Middle Ages 15th-CENTURY RENAISSANCE ART 16th-Century Renaissance Art Baroque Art 18th-Century Art 19th-Century Art ... Research Resources These pages are maintained by Chris Witcombe , Professor of Art History at Sweet Briar College , Virginia 24595 USA (phone: 434-381-6194 / fax: 434-381-6173). If you have any comments, or suggestions for additional links, or know of other interesting sites, please let me know: witcombe@sbc.edu Online since October 24, 1995 Looking for an artist? Recommended site RENAISSANCE ART: GENERAL Top of Page Renaissance (through ArtLex Examples of earlier Renaissance works of art , by artists born before 1475 Examples of later Renaissance works of art , by artists born after 1470 European Art in the Renaissance: Special Topics (through the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Timeline of Art History Europe and the Age of Exploration Anatomy in the Renaissance Architecture in Renaissance Italy ... Italian Renaissance Art (through Michael Greenhalgh's ArtServe at the Australian National University) Italian Renaissance Architecture (through Michael Greenhalgh's ArtServe at the Australian National University) (through Howard Partridge's Cupola Renaissance (an Annenberg/CPB Exhibit), with links to:

59. Art Books: The Lives Of The Artists (Oxford World's Classics) artists from each phase of the Renaissance are covered detail of both their personaland artistic lives. a book with photographs of the works Vasari discusses. http://www.picassomio.com/books/isbn/019283410X/es/

Libros de Arte Artistas, A-Z The Lives of the Artists (Oxford World's Classics) por Giorgio Vasari, Julia Conaway Bondanella, Peter Bondanella, Giorgi Vasari (Paperback) Precio General: Precio Amazon: US$9.56 (EUR 8) Cómpralo en Amazon.com Comentarios de Los Clientos Absolutely fascinating I read this book in preparation for an upcoming trip to Florence. I am a big Michelangelo fan to begin with, and the idea of reading something written by a contemporary and aficionado of his was intriguing. I was well rewarded for my interests. Vasari clearly idolized Michelangeo and Raphael. That is apparent, but as he did for every other artist's Life he covered, the level of personal detail and anecdotes is invaluable for someone like me looking for the story behind the artists. Artists from each phase of the Renaissance are covered with detail of both their personal and artistic lives. I can say I learned so much from each chapter that I will surely be taking this book with me for reference when I am in Florence. One caveat, I think it would be helpful to have a book with photographs of the works Vasari discusses. Unless you are already up to speed on the major Renaissance works, it is more helpful to visualize them with the assistance of Vasari's descriptions. I found myself running to the internet often to see what he had been talking about.

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Art Books Artists, A-Z The Lives of the Artists (Oxford World's Classics) by Giorgio Vasari, Julia Conaway Bondanella, Peter Bondanella, Giorgi Vasari (Paperback) List Price: Amazon Price: US$9.56 (GBP 5) Buy at Amazon.com Customer Reviews Absolutely fascinating I read this book in preparation for an upcoming trip to Florence. I am a big Michelangelo fan to begin with, and the idea of reading something written by a contemporary and aficionado of his was intriguing. I was well rewarded for my interests. Vasari clearly idolized Michelangeo and Raphael. That is apparent, but as he did for every other artist's Life he covered, the level of personal detail and anecdotes is invaluable for someone like me looking for the story behind the artists. Artists from each phase of the Renaissance are covered with detail of both their personal and artistic lives. I can say I learned so much from each chapter that I will surely be taking this book with me for reference when I am in Florence. One caveat, I think it would be helpful to have a book with photographs of the works Vasari discusses. Unless you are already up to speed on the major Renaissance works, it is more helpful to visualize them with the assistance of Vasari's descriptions. I found myself running to the internet often to see what he had been talking about. Kick back and relax with this very easy to read and thoroughly enjoyable guide to some of the Renaissance's finest artists.

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