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Camille Gizzarelli
BellaOnline's Art Appreciation Editor

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Museum Exhibitions

I discuss the many art exhibitions in museums.

'Painters in Paris' Exhibit at Metropolitan Museum of Art NY star
An exhibition in 2000 showcasing artists working in Paris (1895-1950). I discuss some of the artists whose work was shown. Namely, Picasso, Matisse, Rousseau, Modigliani, and Balthus.

Acts of Vandalism - Damaged Works of Art star
From unintended accidents to deliberate acts of destroying works of art, vandalism is found even in the best of the world’s art museums.

America's 'Mona Lisa' - 'Genevra de' Benci' star
Leonardo da Vinci is best known for his painting the 'Mona Lisa' but there is another portrait of a woman who is not as well known, even though she resides in the U.S - Genevra de' Benci.

Dali & Twombly Exhibit at Philadelphia Museum of Art star
I examine the contrast between Salvador Dali, Cy Twombly, and others, as they exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Damien Hirst 's ' Lamb of God ' Theme in Art star
After seeing a recent exhibit of Damien Hirst, I discuss one of the most influential living artists and his controversial work.

Edward Hopper Exhibition at the MFA, Boston star
An exhibition debuting at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston highlights not only Edward Hopper´s iconic works, but also the lighthouses of southern Maine and other less familiar works.

Faberge Imperial Eggs - a Celebration of Easter star
Russian jeweler Peter Carl Faberge is best known for the Imperial Eggs he created for Czar Nicholas II. I discuss the exhibit "Faberge in America" that took place in 1996 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NY and the unparalled Faberge Easter Eggs.

Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian Homes For Sale star
Many owners of Frank Lloyd Wright homes are having difficulty selling due to size and location. Also, a look at the only Wright home in New England open to the public.

King Tut Exhibit - From Art Museum to Science Museum star
From 1976-1979 a precedence was set in blockbuster museum exhibitions with ´Treasures of Tutankhamun´ exhibit. Now ´Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs,´ sponsored by National Geographic, can be viewed at a Philadelphia science museum.

Las Vegas: A World Class Art Destination star
With Steve Wynn´s Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art and the Guggenheim Hermitage Museum in Las Vegas, why travel abroad?

Napoleon and Art of the Empire Style star
An exhibit currently at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is 'Symbols of Power: Napoleon and the Art of the Empire Style 1800-1815'.

Pennsylvania Museums Win Bid: Thomas Eakins - 'The Gross Clinic' star
After a bid by Walmart heiress Alice Walton for $68 million, two Philadelphia museums have matched her bid and won the prized Eakins painting, 'The Gross Clinic.'

Thirty Minutes in an Art Museum - Washington, D.C. star
After having arrived near closing time at the Phillips Collection, I was amazed at all the art I was able to see.

Thirty Minutes in the American Art Museum star
The Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C. shares the same building with the National Portrait Gallery. I'll share my thirty minute tour.

When In New York ... Visit the Met star
Last year I visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, one of the greatest museums in the world. I share my favorite picks and offer insight into their expansive art collections.

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