Retooling the study of humanities and social sciences (UC Berkeley NewsCenter)
Technology has opened up new ways to raise and answer questions in the arts, humanities and social sciences. Online and other tools bring previously scattered resources together and put them at scholars' fingertips.
(Aug 2, 2009)
Traditional art loses youth (People's Daily)
As many young Chinese artists turn to modern art forms such as oil painting, sculpture, installation and photography, the future of traditional Chinese painting, despite its history of thousands of years, is facing a crisis, with few young people taking up the art. According to art critics and collectors, the current situation is partly a reflection of modern day trends. Many people prefer to ...
(Aug 12, 2009)
Weekly Best Bets column (Cape Cod Times)
Singer-songwriter Dan Rojay and Jul3ia Richard (yes, that's the way she spells her first name) will perform at 7:30 p.m. at the West Barnstable Railroad Station, Route 149, West Barnstable.
(Aug 14, 2009)
Sotheby's Hong Kong Autumn Sales to Offer Lots Estimated in Excess of US$100 Million (Art Daily)
Cai Guo-Qiang (b.1957), Money Net No.3, gunpowder and ink on paper, 2002, 400 x 600 cm. Est.: HK$4.7-5.5 million. HONG KONG.- Sotheby’s Hong Kong Autumn Sales 2009 will be held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from 3 to 8 October 2009. This sales series will offer over 2,300 lots of Modern and Contemporary Chinese and Southeast Asian Art, traditional Chinese paintings, fine ...
(Aug 14, 2009)
Sotheby's Hong Kong Autumn Sales to Offer Lots Estimated in Excess of US$100 Million (Art Daily)
Cai Guo-Qiang (b.1957), Money Net No.3, gunpowder and ink on paper, 2002, 400 x 600 cm. Est.: HK$4.7-5.5 million. HONG KONG.- Sotheby’s Hong Kong Autumn Sales 2009 will be held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from 3 to 8 October 2009. This sales series will offer over 2,300 lots of Modern and Contemporary Chinese and Southeast Asian Art, traditional Chinese paintings, fine ...
(Aug 14, 2009)
Gaze into their galleries (The Star)
In Singapore, spillovers from personal collections of toys, artwork and such are put on display in private museums for all to see.
(Aug 15, 2009)
DU connects with China (The Triangle Online)
Both China and Drexel share an association with the symbol of a dragon, though the relationship between the two goes much deeper, according to Roy Kim, associate professor of political science. In recent years Drexel has emphasized creating and expanding connections with China through the efforts of faculty and alumni as well as broader University efforts, according to Julie Mostov, associate ...
(Aug 29, 2009)
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