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	London Art - Yegorov Yuri
		It is the pictorial space rather than the depicted space which is important to the artist, and it is these concerns which place Yegorov's oeuvre firmly in a modernist tradition stretching from impressionism and cubism to contemporary artists such as David Hockney and Lucian Freud.
		Looking across the divide to a tradition that has been fragmented and suppressed by a totalitarian orthodoxy, it is all too easy to dismiss the results as reactionary in the most academic sense.
		Yegorov is now 64 and, despite being a member of the Union of Artists since 1957, has retained an individual identity that is matched with the sound understanding of his craft.
	www.artlondon.com /index.php?page=artistinfo&artists_id=17 (1338 words)

	Circuitries of color: a pioneer of the postwar avant-garde in Japan, Atsuko Tanaka has pursued the idea of circuits and ...
		With "Electrifying Art: Atsuko Tanaka 1954-1968," the Grey Art.
		Gallery of New York University and the Belkin Art Gallery of the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, are introducing Gutai to a new generation of viewers.
		Her work is strikingly focused on systems, which makes an interesting irony of the fact that she operated outside the systematic structures of Japanese art (such as craft hierarchies or schools of traditional painting), and found a place where innovation was most valued.
	findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1248/is_10_92/ai_n7576772 (801 words)

	Art Linkletter Kid Memories 4/2/1957
		Ronelle, when asked what she wanted to be when she grew up responded "A pregnant ally cat." Art quickly covered the microphone (you could not say the "p" word on television in those days) And he responded "We seem to keep going back to that same old...." getting another laugh from the audience.
		Art then asked who she wanted to marry and she pointed to Jon, who was sitting on her left.
		Art made a special appearance at the close of the taping, and afterwards many of us went on stage to shake his hand and to say hello.
	www.vcnet.com /garym/linkletter/hparty.html (1695 words)

	artnet.com Magazine Features -- Art Market Guide 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The death of an artist is an ideal time to evaluate his place in art history, as well as his financial potential.
		It's unfortunate, and probably a little unfair, that despite the significance he achieved as an artist who helped bridge the gap between the 1950s and the '60s, his market will ultimately be lost in all the excess of his late work.
		The most probable scenario is that a few museums, scrambling to fill in their holdings of art from the 1950s, will emerge as buyers for any major paintings that come onto the market.
	www.artnet.com /Magazine/features/polsky/polsky8-27-02.asp (892 words)

	Modern Surrealism Fantasy Artists: surreal pictures catalog
		If you are a serious creative artist with a strong commitment to your art, we would like to look at your work.
		This study begins with the assumption that Surrealist images of Woman were produced nei- ther as formal experiment nor as psychic truth but as things to be used by men for a purpose peculiar to men.
		Krauss's essays "Photography in the Service of Surrealism" and '"Corpus Delecti," in L'Amour fou:Photography and Surrealism (Washington: Corcoran Gallery of Art, 14 September-17 November 1985), are among the first to explore the applicability of some deconstructive notions to Surrealism.
	neosurrealism.artdigitaldesign.com /modern-surrealists-art (1058 words)

	DuPage Art League Home Page
		Our aim is to promote and encourage the visual arts through classes, workshops, gallery exhibits, free public fine arts programs, exhibits by our artists in numerous commercial and public buildings, and financial endowments to public institutions of arts education and scholarships to students.
		In the spring of 1957, the DuPage Art League was founded and meetings and classes were held in the reception room of an animal hospital.
		In 1958 as interest in art programs grew, the need for larger quarters led the league to the former studio of Ivan Albright in an old church in Warrenville, Illinois.
	www.dupageartleague.org /History.asp (457 words)

	University of Kentucky Art Museum - COLLECTIONS
		By 1949, he was exhibiting in group shows in New York City and, in 1957, he moved back east where he taught briefly at SUNY-Oswego and then at Rutgers University in New Jersey.
		Lichtenstein appropriated the appearance of commercial art to develop his signature style of bold fl outlines and Ben Day dots, a streamlined shading pattern adapted from photoengraved reproductions.
		Entry based on essay on the artist by Amy Winter in Pacific Dreams: Currents of Surrealism and Fantasy in California Art, 1934-1957, a catalogue published in conjunction with the exhibition held UCLA at the Armand Hammer Museum of Art and Cultural Center, 1995.
	www.uky.edu /ArtMuseum/collections_19thcentury.html (361 words)

	Maitland Art Prize
		The Prize was established in 1957 through the joint efforts of the Maitland Show Association, Maitland City Council and Maitland Arts Council.
		In 1965 the Art Prize became acquisitive and until 2004 works were acquired by the Show Association and presented to Maitland City Council to form the nucleus of the Maitland City Art Gallery permanent collection.
		A year of celebrations of 50 years of the Art Prize will commence on 9 February 2007 with the Official Opening of the 50th year of the Awards to be held at the Thomas Morgan Pavilion at the Maitland Showground and during the period of the Maitland Show, 16, 17 and 18 February, 2007.
	www.maitlandartprize.org (209 words)

	Blue Note Records Discography: 1957-1958 - session index
		Art Blakey Percussion Ensemble Manhattan Towers, NYC, Mar. 7, 1957
		Sonny Rollins 4 VGS, Hackensack, NJ, Sep. 22, 1957
		Art Blakey and JM VGS, Hackensack, NJ, Oct. 30, 1958
	www.jazzdisco.org /bluenote/1957-dis (961 words)

	Willoughby Arts, Music, Dance Lessons, Theater Performances - Fine Arts Association
		Through arts education and performance experiences, Fine Arts creates an environment wherein individuals are motivated and inspired, allowing themselves to be transformed by the arts.
		The classes and arts experiences offered are inclusive of and responsive to individuals of all ages, backgrounds and ability levels.
		Study in the Arts remains a necessary ingredient in developing life skills in any chosen field The Fine Arts Association is committed to standards of excellence that encourage and support transformational arts experiences.
	www.fineartsassociation.org /index.html (298 words)

	Jackson Pollock's industrial Expressionism Art Journal - Find Articles
		In 1957 the art historian Meyer Schapiro suggested that the significance of avant-garde art lay in its positing of an alternative to the technological extremes of corporate capitalism, observing that, within the developmental logic of modernity, the realm of the historically fine arts of painting and sculpture was the last refuge from total instrumentality.
		Pollock's art studies were uneven at best--most famously with Regionalist realist Thomas Hart Benton in the 1930s.
		Their author was then a young instructor of composition at the Art Students League, some three years away from the commission that would make his reputation--his mural paintings at the New School for Social Research--and five years away from interaction with his most famous student.
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	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Bidders go ape for chimpanzee art
		The animal art, painted when the chimp was three, went under the hammer on Tuesday at auction house Bonhams in central London.
		The chimp art was part of an exhibition at London's ICA put on by animal expert and painter Morris.
		His encouragement led to Congo producing about 400 drawings and paintings in the late 1950s which were received by the art world with a mixture of scorn and scepticism.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/entertainment/4109664.stm (355 words)

	Art Announcements
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	www.artannouncements.com /CopyrightPage.html (395 words)

	Clyfford Still (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In many cases, he disdained or was infuriated by anyone who tried to interpret his work, including art critics, art historians, patrons, and museum curators.
		His attitude about art and artmaking was romantic and passionate, and he did not believe that most people understood or properly appreciated his work.
		Gordon Smith, who was the director of the Albright Art Gallery (renamed the Albright-Knox Art Gallery when the 1962 addition was completed) from 1955-1973, along with the Gallery's important patron Seymour H. Knox, worked hard to win Still's trust and finally convinced him of their sincere interest in his work.
	www.albrightknox.org /ArtStart/Still.html (749 words)

	Artist page for Art Pepper - Wal-mart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Art Pepper's distinctive tone and style on the alto saxophone--warm, passionate, and rhythmically incisive--made him one of the premier players of the post-Bird generation, despite a well-publicized drug addiction.
		Pepper's classic sides from the '50s are equalled by his triumphant return to form in the late '70s, when he became a symbol of triumph over adversity, playing with furious eloquence and a searingly emotional tone in quite diverse contexts.
		Pepper's life story was memorably recounted in his candid autobiography and a subsequent film, Art Pepper: Notes From A Jazz Survivor, which offered a potent and harshly unsentimental lesson for any young musician contemplating the use of addictive drugs.
	www.walmart.com /cdstore/ArtistInfo.do?artistId=647 (508 words)

	Wyndham Lewis Art Collection
		In 1911 his drawings were exhibited with the Camden Town Group, and in 1912 he had works in the Post-Impressionist exhibition organized by Roger Fry.
		After this time Lewis was not connected with any art groups, but he continued exhibiting his work, in addition to publishing books and articles.
		The Art Collection holds an additional drawing by Lewis, a portrait of Nancy Cunard, which can be found in the Nancy Cunard Art Collection.
	www.hrc.utexas.edu /research/fa/lewis.wyndham.html (592 words)

	Haute Couture \| Thematic Essay \| Timeline of Art History \| The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		It represents the fusion of fashion—the modern entity that combines novelty and synergy with personal and social needs—and costume—the arts of dressmaking, tailoring, and crafts constituent to apparel and accessories.
		The persistence of the haute couture is as roundly questioned and doubted and debated as the survival of painting or the supposed death of Broadway.
		The couture house is customarily composed of two parts, one devoted to dressmaking (flou), the other devoted to tailoring (tailleur) of suits and coats.
	www.metmuseum.org /toah/hd/haut/hd_haut.htm (667 words)

	Cristobal Balenciaga (1895–1972) \| Thematic Essay \| Timeline of Art History \| The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In 1957 came the creation of his high-waisted baby doll dress, the gracefully draped cocoon coat, and the balloon skirt, shown as a single pouf or doubled, one pouf on top of the other.
		Neither the sack dress, introduced in 1957, nor the chemise of 1958 had a discernible waist, but both were considered universally flattering and were copied by a large number of ready-to-wear manufacturers at every price range.
		With these design innovations, Balenciaga achieved what is considered to be his most important contribution to the world of fashion: a new silhouette for women.
	www.metmuseum.org /toah/hd/bale/hd_bale.htm (855 words)

	Paul Landry Art
		Paul Landry was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, the son of a doctor, and the grandson of two sea captains, one Scottish, the other French.
		As he grew older, it was inevitable that he would work with fisherman on the Nova Scotia banks, pulling up nets and traps with them.
		Later he attended Nova Scotia College of Art, and in 1957 he went to New York City, where he attended the Art Students League.
	www.aaartdenver.com /mall/landry_product_page.asp (247 words)

	Beaufort Art Association - FAQ
		Since its inception 50 years ago (1957!), the Beaufort Art Association (B.A.A.) has contributed vital logistics and continuity to the visual arts in Beaufort County, South Carolina.
		B.A.A. encourages the visual arts in the greater Beaufort area by providing programs and exhibits that foster art appreciation and education in the visual arts.
		In alliance with local schools, the B.A.A. also provides programs designed to expose students in Beaufort County to fine art, sculpture, photography, handcrafts, and digital art, and to encourage career development in these and related artistic fields.
	www.beaufortartassociation.com /factsBAA.htm (406 words)

	Zamalek Art Gallery, Artist Zeinab Al Sageny Biography
		Al Sageny’s Art is unique, revealing subjects of humane nature.
		Mother and child represent the main elements in Al Sageny’s art.
		1957 Diploma of Art Education, Faculty of Art Education.
	www.zamalekartgallery.com /en_artistcv.php?artistID=15 (167 words)

	Art (The Nation, June 8, 1957)
		This article presents information on the Museum of Modern Art of New York which is showing, an exhibition of some three hundred works by Pablo Picasso in honor of the painter's seventy fifth anniversary.
		What is called modern art is made of innovations he originated or explored.
		The variety of his painting methods, the multiplicity of his styles and the vivacity of his ideas have always dazzled.
	www.thenation.com /archive/detail/13337481 (165 words)

	Historical Hawaiian Surf Surfer Surfing Art - Surfing-Art-Poster-Print
		1957 57 Chevy surfing beach surfboard surfing cruiser.
		Historical Hawaiian Surf Surfer Surfing Art Surfing Art Poster Print.
		Typical of rusty old cruisers found on beaches around the world, this print captures the world of sun, sand, sea and surf -- and the nostalgic charm that these classic old beach cruisers add.
	www.cruiserart.com /1957_hawaiian-surf-surfer-surfing-art.htm (118 words)

	1957 Chevy Belair Art 57 Bel Air - Auto-Print-Poster-Picture-Painting
		With much Aloha we invite you to preview the intriguing Auto Biography accompanying this print.
		All art prints are professionally printed on an industrial heavy duty laser printer, achieving the most precise color reproduction possible.
		The small edition (11x14 inch mat size) is printed on high quality 60lb weight paper.
	www.cruiserart.com /1957_chevy_belair_art_print.htm (414 words)

	1957 - LearnThis.Info Enclyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		1954 1955 1956 - 1957 - 1958 1959 1960
		Project Orion begins, a U.S. program to build a spacecraft powered by nuclear explosions.
		Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel name themselves Tom and Jerry and begin their recording career, signing with Sid Prosen of Big Records.
	encyclopedia.learnthis.info /1/19/1957.html (1023 words)

	1957 Harley-Davidson® XL Sportster® - Model (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		: The 1957 Harley-Davidson® XL SPORTSTER® • The American Legend Begins...• An official die-cast replica of the very first Sportster.• 1:10 Scale.• Detail for detail, a legend, just like the original.• Hand-built from over 100 separate parts.• Own the first of the great Muscle Bikes.
		Our staff has over 25 years of experience in the animation art industry.
		We will let you know when we have sales, keep you informed about new releases, and other events relevant to animation art and collecting.
	www.animationartwork.com /artwork/sku2822 (435 words)

	NGA - Masterpieces of Korean Art (12/1957)
		Included were 8 jeweled crowns, 15 other objects of gold, 10 of stoneware and tile, 23 gilt bronzes, 34 paintings, and 102 ceramics, including examples of Korean celadon.
		This was the first large exhibition of Korean art to be seen outside the Far East.
		It was held under the auspices of the government of the Republic of Korea, and organized with the cooperation of the Department of State, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the American-Korean Foundation.
	www.nga.gov /past/data/exh169.htm (227 words)

	Bethlehem Records Discography: 1957 - session index
		Frank Rosolino 5 Jazz City, LA, June, 1957
		Art Blakey and JM NYC, Oct. 9, 1957
		Art Blakey and JM NYC, Oct. 11, 1957
	www.jazzdisco.org /bethlehem/1957-dis (155 words)

	Art (The Nation, October 5, 1957)
		The article discusses about the painting exhibition at the museum of modern art.
		The fall season opened at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, with shows sculptures made by artist David Smith and paintings.
		Smith works more like a flsmith than like the traditional a sculptor, building his pieces out of metal bars and plates which he forges into shape or welds together.
	www.thenation.com /archive/detail/13399842 (156 words)

	Eckler's Classic Chevy International -- Suspension Kits
		1957 Art Morrison Nomad, 2 and 4-Door Wagon Upgrade Chassis With Suspension, Brakes and Rear End
		1957 Art Morrison Convertible, 2 and 4-Door Hardtop Upgrade Chassis With Suspension, Brakes and Rear End
		1957 Art Morrison 2 and 4-Door Sedan Upgrade Chassis With Suspension, Brakes and Rear End
	www.classicchevy.com /dept.asp?dept_id=1795&level=2 (237 words)

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