Browse the UpNorth Gallery by Category:Art Throb Susan Olsen of Borealis Color in Saranac Lake follows the arts and artists of Northern New York. |
UpNorth Gallery of ArtConcert Hall | Gallery | Theatre Reviews | Public Arts | Music & Arts HomeThe UpNorth Gallery combines a formal gallery that displays selections from area shows curated by arts professionals and informal presentations of work by students and enthusiasts of all ages and talents. To submit art New in the Gallery
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Visual Arts News from NPRMarch 16, 2010 | NPR· Charles Moore put faces on the civil rights movement for a nation to see. His photographs for Life magazine reached half of the nation. Images of snarling police dogs, water cannons, the Ku Klux Klan and Bloody Sunday helped spur the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Moore died March 11 at the age of 79 of kidney disease and other ailments. March 11, 2010 | NPR· This week a group of fashion editors gathered in a Parisian salon to view the pieces that designer Alexander McQueen was working on before he committed suicide. Robin Givhan, the fashion writer for The Washington Post, was on hand for the Paris Preview, and talks about the collection. March 10, 2010 | NPR· After a secret trip around the globe, a 3,000-year-old stolen sarcophagus is returning home to Egypt. On Wednesday, U.S. authorities sent the sarcophagus to Egypt. It was confiscated by customs officials at the Miami Airport in 2008. Zahi Hawass, secretary-general of the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities, offers his insight. March 6, 2010 | NPR· At the Oscars this year, one star will grace the red carpet with an "eco-dress." February 25, 2010 | NPR· Depending on whom you ask, The Art of the Steal is either a searing expose about the biggest art heist of the young century, or two hours of half-baked conspiracy theories. The documentary explores controversial plans to move the Barnes Foundation's $25 billion art collection to downtown Philadelphia — against the wishes of its founder. |



