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ArtScene
has changed to better serve you...
Events are easier to find than ever! Our Florida cultural events
are now divided into sections of the State. Looking for an event
in Jacksonville? You'll want to take a look at the Northeast calendar.
Want something to do in Sarasota? Check out the Southwest calendar.
Central Peter
Rabbit
Location: Lowndes Shakespeare Center in Loch Haven Park
East
Coast Taken
for Looks
Location: Southeast Museum of Photography
Gulf
Coast A
Celebration of Geometric Art
Location: Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art
North
Central
Florida
Uncovered
Location: Santa Fe Community College
Northeast New
Narrative: Marden, Fitzpatrick, Stella, Warhol
Location: Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens
Northwest Seussical
the Musical
Location: Tallahassee Little Theatre
Panhandle Elton
John & Tim Rice's AIDA
Location: The Arts Center at Okaloosa-Walton College
Southeast
& Keys 55th
Annual All Florida Juried Competition and Exhibition
Location: Boca Raton Museum of Art
Southwest Bad
Dates
Location: Florida Studio Theatres Keating Theatre
Klimt
Paintings May Be Sold for $140 Million, Art Sellers Say
Four Gustav Klimt paintings, including three landscapes and a portrait,
``Adele Bloch-Bauer II,'' may be sold this year for $140 million
or more, said art dealers -- and auctioneers who have been competing
for the job. The
four paintings, owned by Bloch-Bauer heirs, may be auctioned or
sold privately, according to their lawyer. The value can be gauged
from Austria's statement in February that it wouldn't pay the $300
million asking price for the family's five Klimt works. The cosmetics
magnate Ronald S. Lauder bought the fifth, known as ``Golden Adele,''
for $135 million this month.
Rare
painting unveiled
ENGLAND - An historic wall painting nicknamed the Mona Lisa
of the West is to be put on display in the Bishops Palace
in Wells this September. Delegates attending a two-day conference
on September 11 and 12 will be given a rare glimpse of the lady
in the Virgins tower as part of the 800th anniversary celebrations
of the building.
Lloyd
Webber May Get $60 Million for Picasso's `Angel' Portrait
Andrew Lloyd Webber, the impresario and composer best known for
"The Phantom of the Opera'' musical, will sell a Pablo Picasso
painting for as much as $60 million in November, Christie's International
said. The 1903 portrait from Picasso's so-called blue period, ``Angel
Fernandez de Soto,'' is owned by Lloyd Webber's charitable foundation
and he won't personally make any gains from the Nov. 8 sale at Christie's
in New York, the auction house said in a statement. The painting
shows Picasso's friend seated at a Barcelona cafe table shrouded
in tobacco smoke.
ArtSpotlight
This
month's featured artists is Poet, Playwright, and Performer -
Carl Hancock Rux. Carl
Hancock Rux is a multi-disciplinary writer selected by the New
York Times Magazine as One of Thirty Artists Under The
Age of Thirty Most Likely To Influence Culture Over The Next Thirty
Years (New York Times, 1994) and featured on the cover of
The Village Voice as one of Eight Writers on The Verge
Of (Impacting) The Literary Landscape... (Village Voice, June,
1998) Learn
More...
This
month's Lifetime Achievement Spotlight
honoree is sadly missing. We did not receive a nomination
for this distinction for the month of July. If you know someone
who deserves this honor, contact
us ASAP!
Coming
Soon...
ArtSpotlight Junior Know a talented young person worthy
of a spotlight? Nominees must be school age - preferably K-12, but
college students welcome. Send
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Do
you have a literary, performing or visual artist to recommend for
a future ArtSpotlight or Lifetime Achievement Spotlight? If you
do, contact theArtsweb.com. You
can even recommend yourself!
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