Twenty year old women, 12 year old scotch. From album Fingers don't fail me now part 2
Up up and away. From album Feeling blue
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Up up and away. From album Feeling blue / artist, Phil Upchurch.
Variant title:
Feeling blue
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Tangerine. From album Feeling blue
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Tangerine. From album Feeling blue / artist, Phil Upchurch.
Variant title:
Feeling blue
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Sabaceous lament. From album Feeling blue
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Sabaceous lament. From album Feeling blue / artist, Phil Upchurch.
Variant title:
Feeling blue
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Really sincere. From album Feeling blue
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Really sincere. From album Feeling blue / artist, Phil Upchurch.
Variant title:
Feeling blue
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Muscle soul. From album Feeling blue
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Muscle soul. From album Feeling blue / artist, Phil Upchurch.
Variant title:
Feeling blue
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Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Israel. From album Feeling blue
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Israel. From album Feeling blue / artist, Phil Upchurch.
Variant title:
Feeling blue
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Corcovado (instrumental) From album Feeling blue
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Corcovado (instrumental) From album Feeling blue / artist, Phil Upchurch.
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Feeling blue
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Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Amtrack shuffle. From album Finger picking rags & other delights
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Amtrack shuffle. From album Finger picking rags & other delights / artist, Dale Miller.
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Finger picking rags & other delights
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Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Air on a G string. From album Finger picking rags & other delights
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Air on a G string. From album Finger picking rags & other delights / artist, Dale Miller.
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Finger picking rags & other delights
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Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
The cuckoo. From album Fingerdances for dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
The cuckoo. From album Fingerdances for dulcimer / artist, Bonnie Carol.
Variant title:
Fingerdances for dulcimer
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Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Southwind. From album Fingerdances for dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
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Title:
Southwind. From album Fingerdances for dulcimer / artist, Bonnie Carol.
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Fingerdances for dulcimer
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Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Song for a fall birthday. From album Fingerdances for dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Song for a fall birthday. From album Fingerdances for dulcimer / artist, Bonnie Carol.
Variant title:
Fingerdances for dulcimer
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Santa Ana's retreat. From album Fingerdances for dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Santa Ana's retreat. From album Fingerdances for dulcimer / artist, Bonnie Carol.
Variant title:
Fingerdances for dulcimer
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Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Red haired boy. From album Fingerdances for dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Red haired boy. From album Fingerdances for dulcimer / artist, Bonnie Carol.
Variant title:
Fingerdances for dulcimer
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Joellen. From album Fingerdances for dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
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Title:
Joellen. From album Fingerdances for dulcimer / artist, Bonnie Carol.
Variant title:
Fingerdances for dulcimer
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Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Dixie/Golden slippers. From album Fingerdances for dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Dixie/Golden slippers. From album Fingerdances for dulcimer / artist, Bonnie Carol.
Variant title:
Fingerdances for dulcimer
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
The ministrel boy to the war has gone. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
The ministrel boy to the war has gone. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer / artist, Janita Baker.
Variant title:
Fingerpicking dulcimer
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Spanish fandango. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Spanish fandango. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer / artist, Janita Baker.
Variant title:
Fingerpicking dulcimer
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Rondo. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Rondo. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer / artist, Janita Baker.
Variant title:
Fingerpicking dulcimer
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Ragtime dance. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Ragtime dance. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer / artist, Janita Baker.
Variant title:
Fingerpicking dulcimer
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Piano roll blues. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Piano roll blues. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer / artist, Janita Baker.
Variant title:
Fingerpicking dulcimer
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Ode to joy. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Ode to joy. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer / artist, Janita Baker.
Variant title:
Fingerpicking dulcimer
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
In Christ there is no east or west. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
In Christ there is no east or west. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer / artist, Janita Baker.
Variant title:
Fingerpicking dulcimer
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Fur elise. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Fur elise. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer / artist, Janita Baker.
Variant title:
Fingerpicking dulcimer
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Bink's waltz. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Bink's waltz. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer / artist, Janita Baker.
Variant title:
Fingerpicking dulcimer
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Aura Lee. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Aura Lee. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer / artist, Janita Baker.
Variant title:
Fingerpicking dulcimer
Title appears in Document:
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Andante. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Andante. From album Fingerpicking dulcimer / artist, Janita Baker.
Variant title:
Fingerpicking dulcimer
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Twenty year old women, 12 year old scotch. From album Fingers don't fail me now
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Twenty year old women, 12 year old scotch. From album Fingers don't fail me now / artist, Dale Miller.
Variant title:
Fingers don't fail me now
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Tight arrangements, loose fingers. From album Fingers don't fail me now
Document number:
V3528D022
Date of Recordation:
July 8, 2005
Entire Copyright Document:
V3528 D001-077 P1-160
Title:
Tight arrangements, loose fingers. From album Fingers don't fail me now / artist, Dale Miller.
Variant title:
Fingers don't fail me now
Title appears in Document:
Watch what happens & 15665 other titles (part 022 of 077)
Feeling blue? Picture this, and other contributions
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005695581 / 2002-12-13
Date of Creation:
1998
Title:
Feeling blue? Picture this, and other contributions / Mary Sherman.
Variant title:
Feeling blue? Picture this
Other Title:
Exhibit redefines nature of drawing.
Colescott's work seduces with charm and nostalgia.
Pineda preserved sensuality in strong human sculptures.
See curiosities and wonders in the "Flesh" at List.
By land and sea, Winslow Homer shines.
Tobin's termite hills beg us to consider the world anew.
Worceter museum sheds light on Roman Empire.
Art
MFA pays homage to "design" of Victoria and Albert Museum.
Luba preserve memories through art.
View this exhibit and you will pay the piper.
Unique "visual cities" is a moving experience.
Sculptors"force" issues through use of materials.
Marioni makes color come alive.
Graham waxes romantic in latest work.
Photography's history unrolls.
Caravaggio steals show spawned by WWII theft.
Artists examine the lives of women.
Hatfield captures love in its wide-ranging forms.
Asia gets some credit for its Kodak moments.
These women left a real impression.
Le's Buddha photo exhibit is simply divine.
Photographer's subject is a lone wolf in father's clothing.
Slain artist left behind a strong showing.
Indian and Islamic art exhibit offers a detailed look at history.
Under new ICA director, efficiency's the finest art.
Shared Korean heritage informs divergent art.
Exhibit builds on urban images.
Surreal flowers, Soviet icons find common ground in exhibits.
German artists leave their marks at exhibit.
You'll get all musha-e over samurai prints.
The coast is clear at Shreve, Crump & Low.
Enduring lithography gets its due at Sackler exhibit.
Met show isn't picture-perfect.
Art exhibit waxes poetic about technique of encaustic painting.
Hamill Gallery lionizes African art.
Sex and beauty are familiar bodies of work at Gallery NAGA.
Craft connection displays useless beauty.
Kelly puts a spiritual spin on his celebrated minimalism at BU.
MFA show gives false impression.
Mansen's woodcuts take high road by going low-tech.
MFA wants you to come up and see its etchings.
Gloucester goes public with City Hall sculpure exhibit.
Inventive Smithson pushed boundaries.
Scully continues to earn his stripes.
Oddities color MFA's Monet exhibit.
Viual arts
French show draws on elegance.
Colescott's work seduces with charm and nostalgia.
Pineda preserved sensuality in strong human sculptures.
See curiosities and wonders in the "Flesh" at List.
By land and sea, Winslow Homer shines.
Tobin's termite hills beg us to consider the world anew.
Worceter museum sheds light on Roman Empire.
Art
MFA pays homage to "design" of Victoria and Albert Museum.
Luba preserve memories through art.
View this exhibit and you will pay the piper.
Unique "visual cities" is a moving experience.
Sculptors"force" issues through use of materials.
Marioni makes color come alive.
Graham waxes romantic in latest work.
Photography's history unrolls.
Caravaggio steals show spawned by WWII theft.
Artists examine the lives of women.
Hatfield captures love in its wide-ranging forms.
Asia gets some credit for its Kodak moments.
These women left a real impression.
Le's Buddha photo exhibit is simply divine.
Photographer's subject is a lone wolf in father's clothing.
Slain artist left behind a strong showing.
Indian and Islamic art exhibit offers a detailed look at history.
Under new ICA director, efficiency's the finest art.
Shared Korean heritage informs divergent art.
Exhibit builds on urban images.
Surreal flowers, Soviet icons find common ground in exhibits.
German artists leave their marks at exhibit.
You'll get all musha-e over samurai prints.
The coast is clear at Shreve, Crump & Low.
Enduring lithography gets its due at Sackler exhibit.
Met show isn't picture-perfect.
Art exhibit waxes poetic about technique of encaustic painting.
Hamill Gallery lionizes African art.
Sex and beauty are familiar bodies of work at Gallery NAGA.
Craft connection displays useless beauty.
Kelly puts a spiritual spin on his celebrated minimalism at BU.
MFA show gives false impression.
Mansen's woodcuts take high road by going low-tech.
MFA wants you to come up and see its etchings.
Gloucester goes public with City Hall sculpure exhibit.
Inventive Smithson pushed boundaries.
Scully continues to earn his stripes.
Oddities color MFA's Monet exhibit.
Viual arts
French show draws on elegance.
Copyright Claimant:
Mary Sherman
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Issue 4Jan98. Feeling blue? Picture this. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-01-04.
Issue 11Jan98. Exhibit redefines nature of drawing. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-01-11.
Issue 16Jan98. Colescott's work seduces with charm and nostalgia. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-01-16.
Issue 25Jan98. Pineda preserved sensuality in strong human sculptures. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-01-25.
See curiosities and wonders in the "Flesh" at List. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-02-01.
Issue 8Feb98. By land and sea, Winslow Homer shines. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-02-08.
Issue 15Feb98. Tobin's termite hills beg us to consider the world anew. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-02-15.
Issue 22Feb98. Worceter museum sheds light on Roman Empire. (Art) Pub. 1998-02-22.
Issue 1Mar98. MFA pays homage to "design" of Victoria and Albert Museum. (Art) Pub. 1998-03-01.
Issue 6Mar98. Luba preserve memories through art. (Art) Pub. 1998-03-06.
Issue 22Mar98. View this exhibit and you will pay the piper. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-03-22.
Issue 29Mar98. Unique "visual cities" is a moving experience. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-03-29.
Issue 5Apr98. Sculptors"force" issues through use of materials. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-04-05.
Issue 12Apr98. Marioni makes color come alive. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-04-12.
Issue 19Apr98. Graham waxes romantic in latest work. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-04-19.
Issue 24Apr98. Photography's history unrolls. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-04-24.
Issue 3May98. Caravaggio steals show spawned by WWII theft. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-05-03.
Issue 10May98. Artists examine the lives of women. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-05-10.
Issue 17May98. Hatfield captures love in its wide-ranging forms. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-05-07.
Issue 24May98. Asia gets some credit for its Kodak moments. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-05-24.
Issue 7Jun98. These women left a real impression. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-06-07.
Issue 14Jun98. Le's Buddha photo exhibit is simply divine. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-06-14.
Issue 21Jun98. Photographer's subject is a lone wolf in father's clothing. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-06-21.
Issue 22Jun98. Slain artist left behind a strong showing. (Art) Pub. 1998-06-22.
Issue 5Jul98. Indian and Islamic art exhibit offers a detailed look at history. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-07-05.
Issue 12Jul98. Under new ICA director, efficiency's the finest art. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-07-12.
Issue 12Jul98. Shared Korean heritage informs divergent art. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-07-12.
Issue 19Jul98. Exhibit builds on urban images. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-07-19.
Issue 26Jul98. Surreal flowers, Soviet icons find common ground in exhibits. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-07-26.
Issue 2Aug98. German artists leave their marks at exhibit. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-08-02.
Issue 9Aug98. You'll get all musha-e over samurai prints. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-08-09.
Issue 14Aug98. The coast is clear at Shreve, Crump & Low. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-08-14.
Issue 23Aug98. Enduring lithography gets its due at Sackler exhibit. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-08-23.
Issue 28Aug98. Met show isn't picture-perfect. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-08-28.
Issue 30Aug98. Art exhibit waxes poetic about technique of encaustic painting. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-08-30.
Issue 6Sep98. Hamill Gallery lionizes African art. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-09-06.
Issue 17Sep98. Sex and beauty are familiar bodies of work at Gallery NAGA. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-09-17.
Issue 20Sep98. Craft connection displays useless beauty. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-09-20.
Issue 4Oct98. Kelly puts a spiritual spin on his celebrated minimalism at BU. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-10-04.
Issue 11Oct98. MFA show gives false impression. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-10-11.
Issue 18Oct98. Mansen's woodcuts take high road by going low-tech. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-10-18.
Issue 8Nov98. MFA wants you to come up and see its etchings. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-11-08.
Issue 15Nov98. Gloucester goes public with City Hall sculpure exhibit. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-11-15.
Issue 29Nov98. Inventive Smithson pushed boundaries. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-11-29.
Issue 13Dec98. Scully continues to earn his stripes. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-12-13.
Issue 18Dec98. Oddities color MFA's Monet exhibit. (Viual arts) Pub. 1998-12-18.
Issue 27Dec98. French show draws on elegance. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-12-27.
Issue 11Jan98. Exhibit redefines nature of drawing. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-01-11.
Issue 16Jan98. Colescott's work seduces with charm and nostalgia. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-01-16.
Issue 25Jan98. Pineda preserved sensuality in strong human sculptures. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-01-25.
See curiosities and wonders in the "Flesh" at List. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-02-01.
Issue 8Feb98. By land and sea, Winslow Homer shines. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-02-08.
Issue 15Feb98. Tobin's termite hills beg us to consider the world anew. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-02-15.
Issue 22Feb98. Worceter museum sheds light on Roman Empire. (Art) Pub. 1998-02-22.
Issue 1Mar98. MFA pays homage to "design" of Victoria and Albert Museum. (Art) Pub. 1998-03-01.
Issue 6Mar98. Luba preserve memories through art. (Art) Pub. 1998-03-06.
Issue 22Mar98. View this exhibit and you will pay the piper. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-03-22.
Issue 29Mar98. Unique "visual cities" is a moving experience. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-03-29.
Issue 5Apr98. Sculptors"force" issues through use of materials. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-04-05.
Issue 12Apr98. Marioni makes color come alive. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-04-12.
Issue 19Apr98. Graham waxes romantic in latest work. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-04-19.
Issue 24Apr98. Photography's history unrolls. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-04-24.
Issue 3May98. Caravaggio steals show spawned by WWII theft. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-05-03.
Issue 10May98. Artists examine the lives of women. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-05-10.
Issue 17May98. Hatfield captures love in its wide-ranging forms. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-05-07.
Issue 24May98. Asia gets some credit for its Kodak moments. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-05-24.
Issue 7Jun98. These women left a real impression. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-06-07.
Issue 14Jun98. Le's Buddha photo exhibit is simply divine. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-06-14.
Issue 21Jun98. Photographer's subject is a lone wolf in father's clothing. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-06-21.
Issue 22Jun98. Slain artist left behind a strong showing. (Art) Pub. 1998-06-22.
Issue 5Jul98. Indian and Islamic art exhibit offers a detailed look at history. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-07-05.
Issue 12Jul98. Under new ICA director, efficiency's the finest art. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-07-12.
Issue 12Jul98. Shared Korean heritage informs divergent art. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-07-12.
Issue 19Jul98. Exhibit builds on urban images. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-07-19.
Issue 26Jul98. Surreal flowers, Soviet icons find common ground in exhibits. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-07-26.
Issue 2Aug98. German artists leave their marks at exhibit. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-08-02.
Issue 9Aug98. You'll get all musha-e over samurai prints. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-08-09.
Issue 14Aug98. The coast is clear at Shreve, Crump & Low. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-08-14.
Issue 23Aug98. Enduring lithography gets its due at Sackler exhibit. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-08-23.
Issue 28Aug98. Met show isn't picture-perfect. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-08-28.
Issue 30Aug98. Art exhibit waxes poetic about technique of encaustic painting. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-08-30.
Issue 6Sep98. Hamill Gallery lionizes African art. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-09-06.
Issue 17Sep98. Sex and beauty are familiar bodies of work at Gallery NAGA. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-09-17.
Issue 20Sep98. Craft connection displays useless beauty. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-09-20.
Issue 4Oct98. Kelly puts a spiritual spin on his celebrated minimalism at BU. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-10-04.
Issue 11Oct98. MFA show gives false impression. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-10-11.
Issue 18Oct98. Mansen's woodcuts take high road by going low-tech. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-10-18.
Issue 8Nov98. MFA wants you to come up and see its etchings. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-11-08.
Issue 15Nov98. Gloucester goes public with City Hall sculpure exhibit. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-11-15.
Issue 29Nov98. Inventive Smithson pushed boundaries. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-11-29.
Issue 13Dec98. Scully continues to earn his stripes. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-12-13.
Issue 18Dec98. Oddities color MFA's Monet exhibit. (Viual arts) Pub. 1998-12-18.
Issue 27Dec98. French show draws on elegance. (Visual arts) Pub. 1998-12-27.
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