Arts Web Sites Benchmarked in New Internet Study According to the Internet Standards Assessment Report (ISAR) released by the Web Marketing Association, Arts sites are generally well designed and have wonderful content. However, they under perform in interactivity and use of technology. - 2006-03-22 Friend of PRWeb - 12

I’ve Known Rivers: The MoAD Story Project Seeks Hurricane Katrina Entries Museum of the African Diaspora Begins Accepting Stories for Archive on April 1. - 2006-03-22

MoMA’s Chef Gabriel Kreuther’s Cuisine Takes Off on Lufthansa Flights to 76 Countries Around the Globe Lufthansa announced today that Chef Gabriel Kreuther of the Museum of Modern Art’s restaurant The Modern will be the next featured chef in the Airline’s award-winning Connoisseurs on Board food and wine program. In March and April 2006, First and Business Class passengers traveling from Germany to Lufthansa’s more than 180 gateways worldwide will indulge in menus created by the chef New York Magazine hails as “The Next Jean Georges.” - 2006-03-21

Aelbert Aehegma Hawaii Artist-Author Invited to China Cultural Exchange: World Harmony / FLASH: Aelbert Discovery: Ancient Hawaii Symbol System in Stone Carvings Internationally Exhibited Hawaii Artist, Aelbert M.C. Aehegma, a 'modern renaissance artist,'as well as a modern day cultural ambassador', has been invited to China for a cultural exchange. China is encouraging more cultural exchange,and 'Harmony,' within China and the world-at-large. ~ FLASH: Artist-Author releases discovery of ancient Hawaii Symbol System in Petroglyph stone carvings~~~MAIN STORY CONTINUED: Aelbert is exhibited in over a dozen countries. His playful light-filled, post-impressionist, fantastic 'Luminalism,' and, 'back to nature' works are in private collections worldwide, including collections as diverse as that of U.S. President George W. Bush, as well as a recently purchased painting collected by The Hostess for the Playboy T.V. Show. Currently, he is honored with the post of Artist-in-Residence for The Hilton Waikoloa Village, Hawaii. Corporate Sponsors and Patrons are being sought to fund the upcoming Cultural Exchange. - 2006-03-21

Manuel Carmo in New York at the Angel Orensanz Foundation Manuel Carmo brings to New York Manifesta 24, his first exhibition of a mature work and a personal concept of the art work. - 2006-03-21

ASIFA Hollywood Animation Celebrates Its Centenary ASIFA-Hollywood is building a museum, library and digital archive devoted to the art of animation in Burbank, CA. It is the only facility of its kind in the world. A database of images, biographic and filmographic information, movie files and photos is being assembled for the use of researchers, students, artists and the general public. ASIFA-Hollywood is planning an Open House at its archive facility in Burbank on April 6th, to celebrate Animation's 100th birthday; and on its website, ASIFA is linking to a downloadable movie file of Blackton's landmark film. - 2006-03-18 Friend of PRWeb - 3

Renowned Painter, Ted Ellis, Makes a Long Awaited International Trek to the 'City of Light,' Paris, France This Week On the heels of a successful run at New York’s 2006 National Black Fine Art Show, renowned artist, Ted Ellis, makes an international trek this week to ‘The City of Light,’ Paris, France. - 2006-03-17

Pacific Artisans Announces the Addition of Richard Glenn, Glass Artisan Pacific Artisans, (http://www.pacificartisans.net) the leading “by invitation” online commercial Community for Artisans and Artists is pleased to announce the addition to Glass Artisan, Richard Glenn, to the Community. - 2006-03-16

Festival and Events Supplier of the Year – Sayers Design Walter Sayers, principal of the local London design firm Sayers Design has been honoured by Festivals & Events Ontario (FEO) as their 2006 Supplier of the Year. - 2006-03-15

The Museum of the African Diaspora Launches Its Second Exhibition Looking Both Ways: Art of the Contemporary African Diaspora, April 6-June 4. - 2006-03-14

"Made in Palestine" Exhibition in New York City, Media Events & Artist Availability Made in Palestine is the first museum quality exhibition devoted to the contemporary art of Palestine to be held in the United States. It is a survey of work spanning three generations of Palestinian artists who live in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, parts of Israel, Syria, Jordan, and the United States. - 2006-03-11

ArchiveGrid – New, Detailed Web Site Offers Fast Path to Family Roots ArchiveGrid (archivegrid.org/welcome) is RLG's new international Web site for researching primary sources including historical documents, personal papers and family histories held in archives around the world. People researching family genealogy can learn about the contents of these collections and contact archives or institutions to find out more about their family histories. This information gives people a better understanding about their ancestors than just a birth or death record. Researchers can find letters, artifacts and photos in these files to truly understand their ancestors and what they did. - 2006-03-08

Pyramid Design Releases A-OK! The Wings of Mercury 3.6 Pyramid Design has enhanced its space simulator, A-OK! The Wings of Mercury, with improved graphics and performance. The educational product, which is avaiable on Windows XP and Mac OS X, also gained an improved flight operations manual. - 2006-03-07

AbrahamLincolnArchive.com details Lincoln's inauguration in Washington 145 years ago NewspaperARCHIVE.com releases rare articles about Lincoln's election, March 4, 1861 inauguration and presidency in a free newspaper archive - 2006-03-04

MosaicGlobe Succeeds with a Truly Simple Approach to Site Creation for Artists MosaicGlobe (www.mosaicglobe.com) successfully launched a unique site creation and hosting application in February. The service was specifically designed to publish and promote creative individuals and organizations and the early response has been overwhelmingly positive; a good indicator that they are doing something right. - 2006-03-03

Southern Artist, Ted Ellis on Tour for Black History Month Exhibiting His Series 'Spirit of the South' at the 61st Annual CIAA Basketball Tournament Ted Ellis continues his Southern tour in celebration of Black History Month with his fine art exhibit ‘Spirit of the South’, a tribute to the Southern culture and heritage of African Americans, at the 61st Annual CIAA Basketball Tournament. - 2006-03-01

My Savannah for Sale for $28.8 million. You Can Now Own Savannah in a Very Special Way! - 2006-03-01

Out of the Blue: An Exhibition about Weather and the Creative Process Conceived by artists Joy Episalla and Joy Garnett, organized by Abington Art Center curator Amy Lipton, Out of the Blue is one of the most significant shows to premier at Abington Art Center, presenting works from 22 prominent regional, national and international artists hailing from Philadelphia, NYC, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, London, Toronto and Vancouver. The exhibition focuses on the dynamics of human creativity as a metaphor for geological and atmospheric phenomena. Treating issues of weather both literally and symbolically, Out of the Blue approaches the creative process as a kind of weather system. - 2006-02-28

Legendary Rock and Roll Photographer, Harry Goodwin, Will be Featured in an Exclusive Photographic Exhibition, Titled “Harry Goodwin, Shooting Stars.” JULY 21, 2004 at the LANCASHIRE MUSEUM, PRESTON, U.K. The “Harry Goodwin, Shooting Stars” exhibition will display a selection of rarely viewed photographs from Harry Goodwin’s archive of prominent music and sport celebrity photographs. - 2006-02-28

Official Release of Photographs by Stanley Twardowicz of Jack Kerouac: "Stashou and Yashou" This year marks two significant milestones in the career of Stanley Twardowicz, an artist whose contributions to American art have spanned an impressive seven decades: The first is his retirement as an Abstract Expressionist painter; the second is the long-awaited release of Stashou and Yashou – a portfolio named for those great friends on both sides of the camera, Twardowicz (Stashou) and Jack Kerouac (Yashou). Stashou and Yashou marks the first official release of photographs taken by Twardowicz of Kerouac in his Lowell, Massachusetts home during the month of June, 1967. - 2006-02-26

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