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16 Nov 2000The Cleveland Museum of Art presents the first major exhibition of the work of this internationally respected...
14 Nov 2000Just when it seems that every conceivable facet of the enormously popular French Impressionists has been...
14 Nov 2000The explosion of hip-hop will be presented at the Brooklyn Museum of Art through more than 400 rdf_Descriptions...
14 Nov 2000The work of five artists who established the framework for the association 80 years ago and helped see it through...
14 Nov 2000Featuring blankets and rugs from the Bruce Museum collection, the exhibition presents several examples...
14 Nov 2000Eckert Fine Art will feature the work of John Elwood Bundy (1853-1933) through December 2....
14 Nov 2000Bronzes stolen in Paris end up in New York...eagle feathers lead to dealer guilty plea...a Picasso high...
14 Nov 2000For the highly imaginative show organizers Brian and Anna Haughton, all the world's a stage....
14 Nov 2000Computer professionals testified November 6 that it's technically possible to block the portal's users...
14 Nov 2000When Jim Burk walks around his Greater York Antiques Show smiling, you know things are going well. The show...
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