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Literary Visual Arts

  • NYC Arts Picks
    NYC Arts Picks
    The Rose Studio Concert, American Classical Orchestra, Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra and more ...
    October 10, 2012BY Evan Mantyk
  • Local New York Events for Literature Fans
    Local New York Events for Literature Fans
    Staten Island OutLOUD is a community reading and discussion group that regularly meets in scenic locations around the ...
    July 20, 2011BY Annie Wu
  • Scott Frances: Understanding Digital Photography as Fine Art
    Scott Frances: Understanding Digital Photography as Fine Art
    As a child, Scott Frances drew and painted a lot. He grew up in New York City in ...
    July 14, 2011BY Lori Harel
  • The Top Shelf: ‘Look to the Stars’
    The Top Shelf: ‘Look to the Stars’
    American legendary astronaut Buzz Aldrin in 2009 wrote Look to the Stars, a childrens book.
    July 12, 2011BY Barbara Danza
  • Upcoming Bonhams 19th Century Art Auction
    Upcoming Bonhams 19th Century Art Auction
    An impressive selection of paintings and drawings by some of the leading artists from the 19th and early ...
    July 12, 2011BY Katy Mantyk
  • Book Review: Out of the Transylvania Night
    Book Review: Out of the Transylvania Night
    More than a unique and inspirational Cinderella story, Out of the Transylvania Night, with its impeccable descriptions, is ...
    July 7, 2011BY Albert Roman
  • Gerard Manley Hopkins: a Remembrance
    Gerard Manley Hopkins: a Remembrance
    One very special composer of poetry and prose was Gerald Manley Hopkins. Gerald Manley Hopkins was born in ...
    July 7, 2011BY Bridget Harris
  • Russian 19th-Century Painter Aimed at Maximal Accuracy
    Russian 19th-Century Painter Aimed at Maximal Accuracy
    Russian painter Polenov traveled to the Middle East and studied historical sites in order to achieve highest accuracy.
    July 6, 2011BY Dharia Khazanova
  • J.D. Salinger Letter on Display at Morgan Library
    J.D. Salinger Letter on Display at Morgan Library
    Recently discovered tucked away inside a copy of Catcher in the Rye, is a letter written by the ...
    July 5, 2011BY Tara MacIsaac
  • Into the Labyrinth of the Minotaur
    Into the Labyrinth of the Minotaur
    According to the Greek mysteries, in the myth of the Minotaur, Theseus symbolizes an altruistic person who puts ...
    June 30, 2011BY Neli Sfigopoulou
  • Santa Fe International Folk Art Market
    Santa Fe International Folk Art Market
    In a world of mass-production lines, standardized products, and chains of workers performing repetitive tasks, all is not ...
    June 30, 2011BY Nick Mclaughlin
  • The Top Shelf: ‘Imogene’s Antlers’
    The Top Shelf: ‘Imogene’s Antlers’
    Silly and light-hearted, Imogene's Antlers is a fun pick that is sure to provide comic relief to the ...
    June 28, 2011BY Barbara Danza
  • Finding Hope in the Depths of War (Photos)
    Finding Hope in the Depths of War (Photos)
    At a cozy Italian restaurant, renowned photographer Tony Vaccaro was flipping through the pages of his book, “Entering ...
    June 27, 2011BY Annie Wu
  • Caravaggio Paintings Shown for First Time in Canada
    Caravaggio Paintings Shown for First Time in Canada
    The National Gallery of Canada's “Caravaggio And His Followers In Rome” is truly a must-see exhibition of rare ...
    June 24, 2011BY Pam McLennan
  • Photography Book Review: ‘Tent Life: Haiti’
    Photography Book Review: ‘Tent Life: Haiti’
    In the book Tent Life: Haiti, photographer Wyatt Gallery attempts to capture the lives of people in Haiti ...
    June 24, 2011BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • Album Review: Hollie Cook – ‘Hollie Cook’
    Album Review: Hollie Cook – ‘Hollie Cook’
    Hollie Cook: Synthetic reggae with lyrics that would make Stock, Aitken and Waterman blush
    June 4, 2011BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Alexa Woodiwiss Does Romantic Novels Her Own Way
    Alexa Woodiwiss Does Romantic Novels Her Own Way
    A new fantasy romance author has burst on the scene and her first book is a visit to ...
    June 2, 2011BY Pat Chasteen
  • Queen Nefertiti of Egypt (Photo)
    Queen Nefertiti of Egypt (Photo)
    The bust of Queen Nefertiti of Egypt was uncovered 99 years ago by a German archeologist on the ...
    June 1, 2011BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Classic Art Wins Against Modern in an Experiment
    Classic Art Wins Against Modern in an Experiment
    Members of the public don't seem to like looking at modern art or installations and prefer the classics, ...
    May 26, 2011BY Katy Mantyk
  • A New Face Greets Madison Square Park
    A New Face Greets Madison Square Park
    A new face greeted Madison Square Park in Lower Manhattan on in the form of a 44-foot-tall sculpture. ...
    May 17, 2011BY Zachary Stieber
  • Book Review: ‘Water for Elephants’ by Sara Gruen
    Book Review: ‘Water for Elephants’ by Sara Gruen
    The 1930s world of the traveling circus is the backdrop for Sara Gruen's book “Water for Elephants.” The ...
    May 9, 2011BY Patricia Chasteen
  • The Top Shelf: For the Love of Books
    The Top Shelf: For the Love of Books
    Though it may seem obvious, stepping back and appreciating the ability to access and enjoy the very books ...
    May 3, 2011BY Barbara Danza
  • Day Three: Minority Writers and Arab Voices
    Day Three: Minority Writers and Arab Voices
    The third day of the PEN World Voices festival showcased a variety of literary talent from around the ...
    May 1, 2011BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • Israeli Artist’s Exceptional Frescos Face Destruction
    Israeli Artist’s Exceptional Frescos Face Destruction
    Juan Onassis, a famous Israeli painter and organist talks about his childhood and his most important teachers.
    April 28, 2011BY Vered Eilon
  • Beauty in the Eye of an Admiral
    Beauty in the Eye of an Admiral
    The painting of Admiral Horatio Nelson was one of Lemuel Francis Abbott's finest. As an English painter, he ...
    April 26, 2011BY Tim Gerbhart
  • Russian National Ballet Theatre Presents ‘Swan Lake’
    Russian National Ballet Theatre Presents ‘Swan Lake’
    The Russian National Ballet Theatre stages “Swan Lake” at the Brooklyn Center for Performing Arts on April 17.
    April 26, 2011BY Annie Wu
  • The Top Shelf: Easter
    The Top Shelf: Easter
    The Easter holiday brings with it many joyful traditions that delight young children. Whether it's the simple pleasure ...
    April 22, 2011BY Barbara Danza
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