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This is the introduction to a series of videos discussing art history. Each video will explore a single piece of work in overview.
| African Art, Modern and Traditional: Seductive Patterns From a Rich Palette (New York Times) Two new exhibitions provide insight on the history and artistry, of wax-print cloth in Africa and on Western viewers? relative ignorance of both. |
| Art exhibit displays forest's history (Knoxville News Sentinel) The Etowah Depot and Railroad Museum in Etowah, Tenn., is holding a free art exhibit that documents the occupational and recreational use of the Cherokee National Forest in Polk, Monroe and McMinn counties. |
| Albright-Knox shares in prized collection of minimal and conceptual art (The Buffalo News) Dorothy and Herbert Vogel collected art the way many other New York City residents shop for groceries, picking out small works at bargain prices that could be bagged and carried on the subway back to their apartment. |
| American Indian living history in Blackstone Valley weekend (Worcester Telegram & Gazette) Want to hear a Nipmuc Indian drumming circle? Or learn about the symbolism behind graveyard art? Or visit the childhood home of former U.S. Poet Laureate Stanley Kunitz? Or tour a well-preserved 19th-century general store? |
| Art Review: Napoleon joins forces with video artists at the Frye (Seattle Times) Frye Art Museum mixes it up with exhibits displaying Napoleonic art, contemporary video and works from its permanent collection. "Napoleon on the Nile" and the rest are reviewed by art critic Sheila Farr. |
