It’s eighty degrees and gorgeous - but I am going to spend some time this weekend in a lovely dark movie theater. Northwest Film Forum’s, to be exact.
There’s the Alice Neel documentary - read all about it here: http://www.aliceneelfilm.com/, and here in The PI’s Art to Go, in yesterday’s Stranger, and…
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About a hundred years ago (or more precisely in October 2007) we opened the temporary exhibition Oldetopia here at Medical Museion. The exhibition is fully texted in two languages, both Danish and English, and last week the catalogue also arrived in an English version. Better late than never… and luckily just…
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This is one of those times I’m trying to jinx myself.We haven’t had good auroras all year so I thought Iwould write about having no auroras. Sure, we hadsome white ones and some fair ones a few Sundays ago. However nothing compared to the auroras weexperienced last May. …
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More video! This one has been posted around the interwebs this week, and I thought it should be seen on Hankblog. It’s a wall-painted animation called Muto, and it’s by Blu, a street artist from Bologna, Italy. This is a pretty amazing clip, not to be missed. Blu is one of several artists that will…
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Roxanna Brown, a internationally known expert on Asian art who was implicated in an antiquities smuggling scheme, died here in Seattle yesterday. According to artforum.com/news she had traveled to Seattle for a speaking engagement at the University of Washington. Brown was trained in art history at UCLA. She died of a…
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According to the announcement on DIGLIB (02008 05 15) and other lists,
The May/June 2008 issue of D-Lib Magazine (http://www.dlib.org/) is now available.
This issue contains four articles, a conference report, the ‘In Brief’ column, excerpts from recent press releases, and news of upcoming conferences and other items of interest in ‘Clips…
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Sothebys latest Market Review, issued last night, strikes a slightly defensive but none-the-less optimistic tone, using two key arguments to support their optimism.
The first is their contention that the market of today is unlikely to suffer a crash and sustained down period similar to that of the 1990s. …
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UW Astronomy Professor Tom Quinn lectures here at the Henry, tonight, 7PM!
You’ve seen how Josiah McElheny sees the Big Bang, check out how these scholars see it, too!
Free for YOU, gentle Hankblog readers.
Details here. …
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