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New Yorkers get fresh look at Ai Weiwei's artChristine Kearney Reuters 06/29/2011 | Four Year-Old Aelita Andre Opens Solo Exhibition At New York's Agora Gallery The Huffington Post 06/06/2011 |
 A photography exhibit offering glimpses of Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei's time spent living in New York in the 1980s and early 1990s opened on Wednesday, marking the first major museum exhibit of his work since his release from detention. |  A little girl made a big splash in the New York art world this week. Four year-old Aelita Andre, of Australia, opened her first solo exhibition at the Agora gallery in Chelsea, but she's already sold some of her paintings for more than $30,000 on the side, according to NBC News. |
Alexander McQueen works his magic on New York as Met unveils exhibitionHadley Freeman The Guardian 05/02/2011 | |
 In life, Alexander McQueen was the risqué rebel of fashion, a designer who occasionally struggled to juggle his extraordinary creativity with the demands of commerciality; in death, he has achieved a level of establishment acceptance that he could never have dreamed possible – even with his elastic imagination. |  "Harry Potter: The Exhibition" opens Tuesday at the Discovery Times Square. |
Sanitation Workers Focus Of New Photo Exhibit NY1 02/11/2011 | Chocolate sculptures on display in Hong KongCHRIS POLLARD The Sun 01/20/2011 |
 A new photography exhibit in Lower Manhattan is giving New Yorkers a "behind the scenes" look at the lives of New York's Strongest. |  THESE stunning sculptures of world landmarks look pretty tasty — not least because they're carved out of solid CHOCOLATE. Renowned Italian chocolatier Mirco Della Vecchia crafted the finely-detailed pieces for his Chocolate World Heritage exhibition in Hong Kong. |
Exhibition Highlights 400 Years of Hispanic NYCANA ELENA AZPURUA NBC New York 09/15/2010 | Historic Early Nakashima Furniture Exhibit at Philadelphia's Moderne Gallery Moderne Gallery 10/05/2009 |
 About 400 years ago, Juan Rodriguez, a mulatto from Hispaniola, arrived in today's Manhattan, becoming probably the first Hispanic to emigrate to New York City and its first foreign-born resident. |  "Early Furniture by George Nakashima, 1936-1956 - The Architect Designs," the much-anticipated historic exhibit of early works by legendary furniture craftsman George Nakashima (1905-1990), opens Friday, October 9 and continues through December 24, 2009 at Moderne Gallery, 111 N. Third Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106. (215-923-8536) www.modernegallery.com. The Early Nakashima Furniture exhibit is a featured presentation of the annual DesignPhiladelphia celebration. (www.designphiladelphia.org). |
Reclusive Outsider Artist Reveals Secret Multimillion Dollar Collection Werrick Armstrong Contemporary Art 10/05/2009 | Fischbach Gallery Exhibits Fredericka Foster's Waterway Paintings in New York City October 15-November 14 Fischbach Gallery 09/28/2009 |
Concealed for a decade in his secret Texas retreat, the powerful, visionary work of Outsider contemporary artist Werrick Armstrong is revealed to the public for the first time. |  The Fischbach Gallery is pleased to present Waterway, the recent paintings of Fredericka Foster, opening 15 October and continuing through 14 November 2009. The gallery is at 210 Eleventh Avenue, 8th floor, and is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10-5. |
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