Diary: October 2003.

Diary: October 2003.

Diary: October 2003‪.‬

Apollo 2003, Oct, 158, 500

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GREAT BRITAIN LONDON Barbican, Bloomberg new contemporaries. Until 24 October

GENRE

Arts & Entertainment

RELEASED

2003

1 October

LANGUAGE

EN

English

LENGTH

18

Pages

PUBLISHER

Apollo Magazine Ltd.

SIZE

167.8

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Exhibitions

Exhibitions

Edenistic Divergence

Edenistic Divergence

Edenistic Divergence

Brice Marden

Brice Marden

Praha

Praha

Testing the Canon of Ancient Near Eastern Art and Archaeology

Testing the Canon of Ancient Near Eastern Art and Archaeology

Testing the Canon of Ancient Near Eastern Art and Archaeology

The New York Market for French Art in the Gilded Age, 1867–1893

The New York Market for French Art in the Gilded Age, 1867–1893

The New York Market for French Art in the Gilded Age, 1867–1893

15 Minute Magnifier: Riyuki's Turn

15 Minute Magnifier: Riyuki's Turn

15 Minute Magnifier: Riyuki's Turn

15 Minute Magnifier: Riyuki's Turn - Special Edition

15 Minute Magnifier: Riyuki's Turn - Special Edition

15 Minute Magnifier: Riyuki's Turn - Special Edition

15 Minute Magnifier II: Delaney's Turn

15 Minute Magnifier II: Delaney's Turn

15 Minute Magnifier II: Delaney's Turn

15 Minute Magnifier

15 Minute Magnifier

15 Minute Magnifier

Acquisitions 2004-2006: the First Priority of the National Trust's Acquisitions Policy is the Return to Its Houses of Works of Art and Furnishings Historically Associated with Them. There have been Some Notable Triumphs in the Past Two Years, Described by Christopher Rowell, Alastair Laing and James Rothwell in This Selection of Recent Gifts and Purchases.

Acquisitions 2004-2006: the First Priority of the National Trust's Acquisitions Policy is the Return to Its Houses of Works of Art and Furnishings Historically Associated with Them. There have been Some Notable Triumphs in the Past Two Years, Described by Christopher Rowell, Alastair Laing and James Rothwell in This Selection of Recent Gifts and Purchases.

Acquisitions 2004-2006: the First Priority of the National Trust's Acquisitions Policy is the Return to Its Houses of Works of Art and Furnishings Historically Associated with Them. There have been Some Notable Triumphs in the Past Two Years, Described by Christopher Rowell, Alastair Laing and James Rothwell in This Selection of Recent Gifts and Purchases.

Where Do We Come from? Where are We Going? the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, DC, has Reopened After a Major Renovation and Expansion of Its Collections. Its Chief Curator, Eleanor Jones Harvey, Presents a Selection of Its New Acquisitions, All Designed to Further One of the Museum's Purposes: To Explore the Origins of American Culture--and to Suggest Where It is Heading (New MUSEUM ACQUISITIONS)

Where Do We Come from? Where are We Going? the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, DC, has Reopened After a Major Renovation and Expansion of Its Collections. Its Chief Curator, Eleanor Jones Harvey, Presents a Selection of Its New Acquisitions, All Designed to Further One of the Museum's Purposes: To Explore the Origins of American Culture--and to Suggest Where It is Heading (New MUSEUM ACQUISITIONS)

Where Do We Come from? Where are We Going? the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, DC, has Reopened After a Major Renovation and Expansion of Its Collections. Its Chief Curator, Eleanor Jones Harvey, Presents a Selection of Its New Acquisitions, All Designed to Further One of the Museum's Purposes: To Explore the Origins of American Culture--and to Suggest Where It is Heading (New MUSEUM ACQUISITIONS)