81. Mildura Rural City Council - Still Lives Exhibition Media Release The exhibition titled Still lives between creativity and shadowland will open it’s ongoing commitment to showing the work of artists with disabilities. http://www.mildura.vic.gov.au/page/page.asp?page_id=946

82. Cancer Doctors And Information About Cancer Treatment At Mass General Hospital The lives of patients, family members, artists, and staff have been touched Thank you to all the artists for exhibiting their work in the Cancer Center. http://www.massgeneral.org/cancer/about/environment/illum/index.asp

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83. HULL TIME BASED ARTS The purpose of the European Media artists in Residence Exchange (EMARE) ‘The Fall of a System’ continues the general themes of Nijensohns former work, http://www.timebase.org/emare.htm

84. Researching Artists’ Working Lives: Culturescope.ca (4.02.2 (4.0-SP1.hotfix2)) There are references to work from the UK, the Republic of Ireland, This articlelooks at three aspects of artists’ working lives that research is http://www.culturescope.ca/ev_en.php?ID=4255_201&ID2=DO_TOPIC

85. Powell's Books - The Lives Of The Muses: Nine Women & The Artists They Inspired All loved, and were loved by, their artists, and inspired them with an intensity of In the fascinating lives of the Muses National Book Award finalist http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?show=hardcover:sale:0060196726:9.98

86. De Pont Foundation | Collection - Gerhard Richter Dresden, Germany 1932. lives and works in Cologne text Sven Lütticken.For more information on this artist see also the Van Abbemuseum website. http://www.depont.nl/en/collectie/j_r/richter/gr_i.htm

Dresden, Germany 1932 lives and works in Cologne The two grey monochromes by Gerhard Richter, which De Pont has on long-term loan, form a strong visual contrast with his multicolored, 120-part Abstraktes Bild (Abstract Painting) from 1992. In a general sense as well, Richter’s oeuvre includes highly divergent types of work. His use of different styles, however, does not indicate eclectic ambiguity. His work is an exploration of the possibilities which painting still holds: Richter is preoccupied by the apparent impossibility of achieving ‘great painting’ in this day and age. Our fragmented society is, in his view, not a very good breeding ground for painting that matches the calibre of works by the old masters. Richter originally regarded his grey paintings, produced between 1968 and 1976, as the expression of a personal powerlessness to create ‘real’ paintings, but gradually he came to realize that these works have a much more general significance. The monochrome is, in a certain sense, the limit of painting – a limit which has been explored by many artists throughout this century. By relinquishing color, Richter confined his latitude even more than had previous painters of monochromes. The grey paint, however, is manipulated in such a refined manner that very beautiful paintings come about nevertheless. The surface of one of the loans, the smaller painting on wood (1976), is animated, for instance, by the diagonal traces of the brush, which prevent the work from becoming sterile and dead. In the other grey painting (also from 1976, but reworked in 1991), the way in which the dark-grey underlying layer sometimes peers through the somewhat lighter layer on top is reminiscent of things that are obscured by fog.

87. The New York Review Of Books: NORMAN ROCKWELL LIVES! NORMAN ROCKWELL lives! By Austin Briggs, Richard B. Woodward, It is true,however, that among today s artists who work with carefully posed http://www.nybooks.com/articles/13916

@import "/css/default.css"; Home Your account Current issue Archives ... Email to a friend Letter NORMAN ROCKWELL LIVES! By Austin Briggs Richard B. Woodward , Reply by Henri Zerner In response to Scenes from the American Dream August 10, 2000 To the Editors Charles Rosen and Henri Zerner make a convincing case that certain academics have vastly exaggerated Norman Rockwell's boldness and originality as an artist ["Norman Rockwell's America," NYR Freedom from Want .John Curran's warped and funny paintings of late-twentieth- century life, one of the hits at this year's Whitney Biennial, quote as jokingly from the Old Masters as did Rockwell. One can object to such work as lightweight, and as politically driven rather than aesthetically daring. But illustration has been in style throughout the art world for more than a decade, and not just in academia. Richard B. Woodward Southampton, New York To the Editors In their acute "Norman Rockwell's America" Charles Rosen and Henri Zerner point to the degree to which Rockwell's work marginalizes certain categories of "ordinary people." Until the 1960s, they write, Rockwell's covers show "no blacks, except for an occasional dining-car waiter or porter at a railway station." An incident concerning a cover that my late father, whose name I bear, painted for The Saturday Evening Post sheds light on the general absence of African-Americans from Rockwell's American Main Street.

88. Isis Books General Information Article: Past Lives Intro to Past lives. Largest Metaphysical, Spiritual, Magical Books Perhaps inthe past you were a wonderful artist you don t lose talents that you ve http://www.isisbooks.com/pastlives.asp

Shipping Customer Service Contact Us View Cart Item Author Stock # ISBN # Search Instructions HOME BOOKS SUPPLIES ... CATALOG Your browser does not support script Serving The Needs Of The Metaphysical Community For 25 Years! REINCARNATION AND PAST LIVES Go to Article Home Page What is reincarnation? Literally re-enfleshment; the return of the soul or essence after death to inhabit a new physical form. Two-thirds of the world follows a belief in Reincarnation. It is a foundation of belief in Hinduism, Buddhism, ancient Egyptian religions, for the ancient Greeks, in non-Christian Africa, for the Aborigenes in Australia, the native peoples of the Pacific Islands, for Hasidic Jews, for the Tliglit in Alaska, in Islam as an esoteric teaching and among Pagans as well as the early, original Christians. Reincarnation is viewed in various ways by different religious groups: ISLAM HINDUISM - Physical form is caused by the imperfections of the soul (i.e. ignorance and desire). Perfect and purify the soul through reincarnation on the SAMSARA, Wheel of Rebirth, which is influenced by the karma of the individual as he/she expresses free will. There are limitless lives with rest and reflection between lives. Hinduism is hierarchical and the lifetimes tend to stay within the caste system, although an individual can be demoted into an animal, insect or mineral if there are grave transgressions in a lifetime. BUDDHISM - It is the lesser self or individual personality which dies - the Greater Self or Soul survives. Within Buddhism there is the concept of anatta or "no self"- no ego or personality which remain intact. Parents in a lifetime are chosen for the spiritual lessons they can impart. Physical existence (incarnation) ends when one overcomes desire, hatred and delusion. There are six states of rebirth:

89. CHINA But the elite artists do not hear from them and serve them. To gauge theimportance of art in the daily lives of the Chinese People. http://www.diacenter.org/km/chi/chi.html

CHINA China's Most Wanted (wall size) China's Least Wanted (paperback size) Search survey results (with graphed results) Survey Notes The People's Choice Survey on Chinese Public Attitudes Toward the Visual Arts" was sponsored by Komar and Melamid Studio as an integral part of its ongoing search for a people's art worldwide. It was conducted by a research group composed of Ji-qiang Rong, an ABD at the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research, and Professor Guoming Yu and Xiayang Liu, Directors of Public Opinion Research Institute, People's University of China. The fieldwork was carried out by CCTV Survey Network (China Central Television), whose coverage of China is second only to the Urban and Rural Survey Department of China Bureau of Statistics. Between May 28 and July 5, 1995, face-to-face interviews with a crosssection of 2,462 Chinese fourteen years of age and above were conducted in respondents' homes. The sample was drawn from a universe of 590 million urban and rural residents covered by the first and second programs of CCTV. Given the fact that most surveys undertaken in China have been limited to the largest cities and new economic zones in the southern and southeastern parts of China, this survey has reached far more extensively to the rank-and-file Chinese people, and gauged their opinions toward the visual arts. A more detailed explanation of the sample composition is contained in the technical appendix. The questionnaire was provided by Komar and Melamid Studio. Its adaptation for China involved translation from English into Chinese, some modifications in wording, and additions of questions that probed attitudes toward Chinese arts and artists. Beyond the aforementioned changes, the questionnaire remained largely intact, and therefore highly comparable with those surveys Komar and Melamid have conducted in the United States, and other parts of the world for the same purpose.

90. Creativity And Aging: What The Active Lives Of Older Artists Can Tell Us Creativity and Aging What the Active lives of Older artists Can Tell Us Buson, like so many other artists, did not retire. He continued to work http://www.nime.ac.jp/~saga/etexts/darling.html

Return Creativity and Aging: What the Active Lives of Older Artists Can Tell Us The Mature Work of Yosa Buson and the Concept of g Late Style h —^ŽÓ•“‘º‰~nŠú‚̍ì•i‚Ɣӊú—lŽ®‚ÌŠT”O By Bruce Darling Introduction This discussion of the mature work of Yosa Buson and the concept of g late style h begins with a brief biography of Buson f s early and middle years, then turns to Buson f s last decade and his mastery of three arts_haiku poetry, painting, calligraphy. The point is made that Buson remained creatively engaged in his art right up until he died. Emphatic evidence of this is Buson f s haiga, or g haiku-spirited painting, h discussed here in relation to the concept of g late style. h Clearly an older artist can look forward to continued personal growth and still additional artistic development. The implications of Buson f s late creativity are profound. Brief Biography of Early and Middle Aged Years Early Years Buson was born in Kema Village( –Ñ”n‘º ) in Settsu Province (present day Kema-cho, Miyakonojima-ku, Osaka) in the year 1716 ( ‹•ÛŒ³”N ); his family name was either Tani

91. The Jewish Museum - Press Releases - But for the artist, whatever the stylistic category a particular work is assigned, Snyder now lives and works in Brooklyn and Woodstock, New York. http://www.thejewishmuseum.org/site/pages/press.php?id=50

92. Neuberger Museum Of Art Born in Brooklyn, New York, Mr. Crewdson lives and works in New York City. Artist Jim Dine, whose work is on view in Jim Dine, some drawings, http://www.neuberger.org/events.php?type=category&yy=2005&cat=3&catname=Lectures

93. Archive Record Women and Textiles Their lives and Work Exhibition and Conference 1983 The exhibition was presented by The Women artists Slide Library. http://www.genesis.ac.uk/archive.jsp?typeofsearch=i&term=notimpl&highlight=1&pk=

94. Local Author Explores Artists Lives Local author explores artists lives. By Sarah Nolan email He also worksfulltime at the University s Applied Research Lab, is getting his master s http://www.collegian.psu.edu/archive/2004/01/01-23-04tdc/01-23-04darts-01.asp

95. » General : Pig Work : Weblog Of Freelance Designer Steven Clark Aka Norty Pig, Pig Work is the personal design blog of Freelance Web Designer Steven Clark Although I’m actually quite confident with the right graphic artist and some http://pigwork.info/index.php?cat=1

96. Zeum | Archive | Past Films In addition to the director is the cinematographer, whose work is one of the In the fall of 1998, teenagers and adult artists worked together at Zeum http://www.zeum.org/performance/y/youngaudiences/o_w_films_zeum.html

Zeum Archive Past Films Other Worlds Films: Artists All Around Artists All Around November 6 - December 26, 1999 Zeum presented an exciting lineup of familiar and off beat films that followed the lives of artists. From dramatic stories to real life documentaries, the work of famous and not so famous musicians, graffiti artists, weavers, and dancers were featured. Saturday, November 6, 1999 ©Warner Bros. Amadeus Jealousy, revenge, murder? Sounds like classical music. Amadeus is the story of Mozart, one of the biggest classical music stars of his time, as told by Salieri, who was envious of Mozart's fame. This film will be shown on DVD.(Milos Forman, PG, DVD, 158 min, 1984). Relevant Web Site Links: http://www.vienna.cc/mozart/mozart_life.htm http://www.frontiernet.net/~sboerner/mozart/index.html http://www.eonline.com/Facts/People/Bio/0,128,17596,00.html ©Tapeworm Alchemy in Light: Creating Art Glass Join a group of glassblowers in their foundry as they create pieces and talk about the process of changing molten silica into vases, cups, and plates.(Kenneth Grimes, NR, video, 30 min, 1995). Saturday, November 13, 1999

97. Why NewZoid Is Great Art NewZoid is a work of art created by Daniel Young, an artist and inventor wholives and works in New York City. NewZoid is a web site whose http://www.newzoid.com/nzgreat.html

NewZoid Is Great Art I. A REASONED PROOF II. A MATHEMATICAL PROOF WELCOME! Daniel Young welcomes comments about his claims for NewZoid as great art as well as inquiries from critics and curators. Home About NewZoid (fictional) About NewZoid (non-fictional) Headlines Best Of Yesterday Archive Contact Us " It is often best to introduce a great truth in the form of art. " - Daniel Young " I have no idea what you're trying to accomplish here." -Matthew Mirapaul I. A REASONED PROOF a. The Nature of NewZoid NewZoid is a work of art created by Daniel Young, an artist and inventor who lives and works in New York City. NewZoid is a web site whose computer-generated core-content consists of false news headlines. The false headlines are continuously and automatically created by fragmentation and re-assembly of real news headlines. NewZoid also allows viewers to write their own headlines and see how they affect the NewZoid results. In addition, visitors may vote for favorites. On a given day all headlines for which viewers have voted can be seen. Subsequently, the twenty most popular headlines of that day are featured as "Best of Yesterday" and then stored in an archive. NewZoid is presented in an ambiguous way, most seriously as a work of generative art and therapy for the problems caused by living in a world innundated with generally useless information. Less seriously, but still with an idea of opening minds to new possibilities, it is presented as a breakthrough in communication with the innumerable parallel worlds theorized by some physicists. NewZoid has a general tone of playfulness, even with respect to its most serious intentions, in accordance with the artist's belief that purely serious communication will not work well in today's world.

98. General Sites: Guide To Poetry & Literature Webcasts (Virtual Programs & Service general Sites. American Poet Greats Lecture Series http//www.poetspath.com/apg/apgls.html Participants were asked to complete the line Words Work. http://www.loc.gov/rr/program/bib/poetry/poetry-general.html

The Library of Congress Especially for Researchers Home General Sites Find in Virtual Services Web Pages Researchers Web Pages All Library of Congress Pages General Sites American Poet Greats Lecture Series http://www.poetspath.com/apg/apgls.html Coordinated by The Museum of American Poetics, The American Poet Greats Lecture Series provides archived videos of "talks by poets speaking about the lives and works of other poets or poetry movements they feel passionately about or influenced by in their own writing visions." Videos available through the 1999-2000 season; other videos not currently working. American Writers Video Archives http://www.americanwriters.org/archives/ Online video archive for C-SPAN's 2002 television series American Writers: A Journey Through History . Videos include writers who have had a significant impact on American literary history from America's founding through the Vietnam War. Arizona Statue University Department of English Web Video Page http://www.asu.edu/clas/english/video/

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