Food Art

Family Planning Art: Annual Show Marks Debut of New Works (Vineyard Gazette)

16 May 2008

It was Langston Hughes who asked, what happens to a dream deferred? At age 10, Patricia Carlet first picked up a paint brush and began to dream of becoming an artist. She took private art classes and studied art in college.

US art market faces jittery times (GMA News)

16 May 2008

It took only about 120 seconds last week for a Monet to exchange hands for a small fortune. This can be seen as a bridge over troubled waters, a sign the art market is doing just fine despite the subprime mortgage crisis and whiff of recession. But could there be cracks in that bridge?

Art Openings, Events and Museums (The Oregonian)

16 May 2008

Admission is free unless otherwise noted. Annual ceramics and metals sale: Oregon College of Art & Craft presents sculptural ceramic pieces and limited edition original jewelry by emerging artists. Metals sale Saturday only. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat-Sun, May 17-18.