The News Review:
- Unico Inc. Reports The Addition f A New Photo Gallery.
- What’s n: Galleries
- Viewer Content Tour: Image Galleries
- Fire Strikes Local Gallery
- Weekend Guide
- Local artist wins ‘With Fists and Heels’
- Deft strokes — by paws and tails — prove an artful fundraiser.
Unico Inc. Reports The Addition f A New Photo Gallery.
Free with registration – M2 Presswire – AccessMyLibrary.com – Jul 19, 2007
M2 PRESSWIRE-19 July 2007-bellwetherreport. Reports The Addition f A New Photo Gallery(C)1994-2007 M2 CMMUNICATINS LTD RDATE:20072007 Unico Incorporated (TCBB: UCI) is a publicly traded natural resource company in the precious metals mining sector that is focused on the exploration development and production of gold silver lead zinc and copper concentrates at its three mine properties: the Deer Trail Mine the Bromide Basin Mine and the Silver Bell Mine. The company has also announced agreements to acquire over 70 additional mining claims. This Wednesday 18th July the company closed even at $0. 002 with a trading volume of 33846360. The company newest press release made on Thursday July 19th 2007 caught the attention of our equity researchers who immediately started a case study on the impact the economy as it stands and future economic forecast will have on its progression and development.
What’s n: Galleries
Toronto Star – Jul 19, 2007
Loop Gallery (1174 Queen St. 416-516-2581): Linda Heffernan's "Current Affairs" and "Strawberry Alarmist Talk Radio" from Wil Murray are both on display from Sat.
Viewer Content Tour: Image Galleries
News4Jax.com – Jul 19, 2007
In your User Profile click on the Photos tab. From there you can create your own Image Gallery or contribute your photo to a Public Gallery. Just follow the instructions in each area of your Photos page.
Fire Strikes Local Gallery
KMU-TV – Jul 19, 2007
Firefighters worked for about an hour to put out the fire at Roger Berg’s Creative Studio at 2001 ld 63 South. The studio is a mile south of Stadium Blvd.
Weekend Guide
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Pittsburgh Post Gazette – Jul 19, 2007
“utta-Sight Insights” paintings mixed media and drawings by Daniel Belardinelli Brittany Campbell Richard Schnap and Robert Snyder; Accessories by Little Earth” through July 28. GALLERY SPACE MNREVILLE LIBRARY Monroeville. “The McKeesport Art Group” through July 28. HEINZ PITTSBURGH HISTRY CENTER Strip District 412-454-6000. “Capture the Moment” a photographic display of every Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph since 1942 through Aug… This is a timed-admission exhibit call for reservations. PHT ANTIQUITIES MUSEUM F PHTGRAPHIC ART North Side 412-231-7881. “The History of Photography–1839-1939″ ongoing; “Women in Photography–1840-1940″; “Between the Battles Civil War Images from 1860″ and “hand-colored Japanese Albumen Prints from 1870″ all through Dec.
Local artist wins ‘With Fists and Heels’
Charleston Post Courier – Jul 19, 2007
The easiest and so far the best way to do this is by photographing your work. However taking pictures of your paintings or sculptures is harder than most artists might think. In this age of digital cameras anyone can snap a photo so why would you need to have your painting professionally photographed when you can do it in your living room?Elise Poche studio manager of Rick Rhodes Photography has some interesting points to make and offers good advice for artists when photographing their works. “People who buy art often consider their purchase an investment counting on the fact that the work will appreciate” Poche said. “The artists themselves spend so much time creating these works but very often they skimp on getting it photographed properly; the work sells and they then no longer have anything that accurately represents the work. ” Poche adds that she believes artists should feel proud of their work and have any photos retain as much of its original beauty as possible. “Many people really don’t understand that photographing artwork is very mathematical and does require professional equipment to do it properly… rickrhodesphotography. Changes ahead After almost five years Charleston Art Gallery & Portrait Studio will be changing its mode of operation. As of now there will no longer be a traditional walk-in gallery but patrons may continue to purchase from or contact any of the artists through portrait artist and owner Cecile Langham Cothran at 724-3424 or. CharlestonArtGallery. CharlestonArtGallery.
Deft strokes — by paws and tails — prove an artful fundraiser.
Free with registration – Sacramento Bee – AccessMyLibrary.com – Jul 19, 2007
(19-JUL-07) Sacramento Bee (Sacramento CA). 19–Could Clarissa be the next Picasso? The first public exhibition of her work at a midtown art gallery created some buzz. Clarissa being a cat withheld comment.