Daily Archives: June 20, 2012

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Museum of Flight June – August Book Signings

SEATTLE – The Museum will host six free book signings from June through August. Some signings will be preceded by a lecture. Lectures are free with admission to the Museum. June 23, 11:00 to 3:00 […]

Smithsonian announce Folklife Festival 2012

The 2012 Smithsonian Folklife Festival will celebrate creativity, identity and community in far southeast Washington, D.C., neighborhoods with the program “Citified: Arts and Creativity East of the Anacostia River.” The program, presented in collaboration with […]

FOTOFOCUS Biennial 2012 announces over 70 exhibition venues

FOTOFOCUS, a Cincinnati-based nonprofit organization championing photography, announces programming highlights at over 70 + participating venues for its first biennial month-long celebration of historical and contemporary photography and lens-based art. William Albert Allard, “Lone Rider, […]

Youngstown Steel Museum announces summer opening

The Archives/Library at the Youngstown Historical Center of Industry and Labor, located at 151 W. Wood Street in downtown Youngstown, announces its summer hours. Effective May 15 – August 15, 2012, the Archives/Library will be […]

dOCUMENTA presents AND AND AND public program

During the 100 days of dOCUMENTA (13), AND AND AND will be hosting and organizing an open and experimental public program with artists, activists, farmers, students, thinkers, residents, and visitors from Kassel and beyond. dOCUMENTA […]

Bonner Kunstverein presents NACH BONN – Eine Montage

Bonner Kunstverein presents NACH BONN – Eine Montage, an exhibition on view through 5 June–12 August 2012. Bonner Kunstverein’s new exhibition NACH BONN – Eine Montage takes as a starting point a text by German […]

Nationalmuseum opens Light and Darkness exhbition

Nationalmuseum in Stockholm presents its summer exhibition on light and darkness in art and life. The show presents examples of how our most renowned artists have used different techniques to mimic light and create depth. […]