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No Justice For Stolen Art
Art theft isn't just a cultural issue--but a social, economic and security one as well.
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Dutch police arrest 2 suspects in 2009 art heist
Dutch police say they have arrested two men suspected of involvement in an art heist last year in which masked and armed men snatched two paintings, including one by Salvador Dali, from a museum.
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Erotic Art, Bob Dylan’s Paintings, David Bailey Photos for Sale
March 18 (Bloomberg) -- Sex, the oldest subject in art, is the newest theme to be explored by auction house Phillips de Pury & Co. in its specialist sales of contemporary works.
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DAK’ART 2010 : 28 artistes sélectionnés à l’exposition internationale
Le Jury International de Sélection de la 9e Biennale de l’Art Africain Contemporain, Dak’art 2010, a retenu 28 artistes pour l’exposition internationale.
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Art Heist Rattles Investigators 20 Years On
It remains the most tantalizing art heist mystery in the world.
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FBI puts up billboard to solve 1990 art heist
BOSTON -- The FBI is making a new push to find whoever was behind a 1990 art heist at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
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Artenschutzkonferenz: So viele Schutzanträge bei wie noch nie
Vor einer Aufweichung des Artenschutzes warnt die Tierschutzorganisation ProWildlife.
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Food as Art fundraiser: CD Forum's chef lineup is Iron-clad
It's time to get your tickets for 2010 Food as Art, a fabulous fundraiser for the Central District Forum for Arts & Ideas. On Saturday April 10, the CD Forum will again showcase the diversity of Seattle's black culinary community at the annual gala on the waterfront at Bell Harbor (ticket info here). Lending time and talent are some of the Seattle's most celebrated chefs and restaurateurs, among ...
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Study shows Aussie dingo may be world's oldest dog
Australia's iconic dingo may be the world's oldest breed of dog, according a major new DNA study that is likely to boost conservation efforts.
Nation, world go green for St. Patrick's Day
All the world from the Sydney Opera House to the Empire State Building turned Irish, or at least Irish for the day, as revelers marked St. Patrick's Day with bagpipes, dancing, emerald lights and green body paint in a flurry of celebration.
John Tartaglia's 'Imaginocean' Makes a Splash at New World Stages Beginning in NYC
Imaginocean, a new family musical adventure created and written by Emmy and Tony Award nominee John Tartaglia (Avenue Q, Shrek the Musical), begins performances at New World Stages March 17.
World's richest man visits Lebanon, ancestral home
The world's richest man told a group of university students in Lebanon, his ancestral home, on Wednesday that education and jobs are the best way to fight poverty.
Nation, world go green for St. Patrick's Day
Much of the world is turning green Wednesday for St. Patrick's Day, the annual celebration of all hues of Irishness.
Mexico-England World Cup warmup on May 24
England will host Mexico in an exhibition game at Wembley on May 24 as its prepares for its World Cup opener against the United States. England is due to depart for the first of two trips to a training camp at altitude in Austria on May 17. If Arsenal or Manchester United advance to the Champions League final on May 22, national team players from those clubs would not be used in the Mexico...
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