Drawn From the Past - Edmonton Examiner
The Art Gallery of Alberta will be the only stop outside of Lethbridge for the widely acclaimed exhibition Drawn From the Past: The Portraits and Practice of Nicholas de Grandmaison. The exhibition features more than 40 original works of art
Source: www.edmontonexaminer.com

John Walsh: So he dashed it off. But that doesn’t mean it’s not art - The Independent
Kinetic art has a perfectly respectable pedigree: it’s defined as “art or sculpture in which movement (produced by air currents, or electricity, or sound, etc) plays an essential part”. What’s a little out of the ordinary at Tate Britain this week is
Source: www.independent.co.uk

Red Tile - Edmonton Examiner
The Art Gallery of Alberta presents Red Tile, an exhibition that draws together First Nations art from the 20th century. This collection, running until Aug. 10, highlights work by important Canadian aboriginal artists who established culturally
Source: www.edmontonexaminer.com

Sprinter in the gallery - don’t worry, it’s art - Reuters
LONDON (Reuters) - A runner will sprint through a London gallery every 30 seconds for the next four months in the latest art installation by British artist Martin Creed. The installation, called “Work No. 850,” is sponsored by Sotheby’s and goes on
Source: www.reuters.com

Running round Tate Britain - Financial Times
There may be more beautiful art shows in town but the latest Tate gallery commission is undoubtedly the fastest. Martin Creed, who won the Turner Prize in 2001 for his infamous installation of a light turning on and off, on Monday unveiled his
Source: www.ft.com

Mongolian president declares state of emergency after post-election - MSN UK News
Mongolia’s president has declared a four-day state of emergency in the capital after protesters clashed with police and stormed the headquarters of the ruling party, alleging fraud in weekend parliamentary elections. President Nambaryn Enkhbayar’s
Source: news.uk.msn.com

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