Theme: Art Tourism
Are you a guru of the galleries? A maven of great museums? A connoisseur of cultural hotspots?
Enlighten us with your expertise as we seek out the world's best destinations for art lovers.
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The Art Lover's Barcelona
Article by Joel Neff, 3 February 2008
The best art in Barcelona is not in any museum, but, instead is the city itself.
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Concrete Vision
Article by Colin Fernandes, 3 February 2008
Catch the University of California, Berkeley's Art Museum before it's gone forever.
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Appreciation of art abroad - Jordanian Artist Suleiman Mohammed Salem
Article by Johanna M, 9 February 2008
If you're tired of the tacky souvenirs that have mercylessly invaded every destination in the world, then a piece of local art is a must.
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Asheville: A Great Place for the Artistic Mind
Article by jason morrison, 11 February 2008
Would you like to immerse yourself in culture and art while escaping the confines of the everyday life?
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Bologna Frames Space and Time
Article by Eda Lesk, 17 February 2008
History can be reconstructed but its remnants persist in some way in its people, its artists and artisans, its customs, its food
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Museum hopping through Berlin
Article by Brian Jones, 20 February 2008
From the plundering of Turkey at the Pergamon to a squatter's art commune in a bombed-out department store, art in Berlin abounds.
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Bridge to the Outback: Sydney Tourists Connect with Australian Hitsory Through Art
Article by Celine Joiris, 23 February 2008
Among the many vibrant galleries in Sydney's art scene, the Hogarth Gallery stands out as an exceptional place to view work by Australian Aboriginal tribes.
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Taiwan's National Palace Museum
Article by ed haag, 27 February 2008
The Unusual Story Behind the Treasures of China’s Forbidden City
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France, Where Life Imitates Art
Article by Christopher Malcolm, 2 March 2008
In France, art is more than just what hangs on gallery walls.
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Uzupio, 'the Bohemian freestate of Lithuania'
Article by Gijs Bekenkamp, 3 March 2008
In 1989 poets, artists and squatters, delared Uzupio independent.
