Visit NYC-ARTS.org for a guide to arts events (many of which are free) that take place in New York's houses of worship and for discovering the rich heritage of these landmark buildings.
Ms. Ashley, 62, was referring to a study titled "A Guide to Evidence-Based Art," released in 2008 by the Center for Health Design, based in Concord, Calif.
Although she noted that Perry's Reith lectures "form the basis of this jaunty little book", Lynn Barber, again in the Sunday Times, was markedly more indulgent to the potter than the TV presenter: "I have never read such a stimulating short guide to art.
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Filling a public swimming pool with works of art in Santa Monica, Snorkel Dreams: A Machine Project Guide to Art Underwater involves 18 local artists who contributed works ranging from photography and blown glass to ceramics and video.
Christian and Anthony decorated book satchels, made bookmarks and listened intently while Libby Pataki, the governor's wife, read "NYC ABC: A Young People's Guide to Art in New York City".
In "Painting by Numbers: Komar and Melamid's Scientific Guide to Art," a book by JoAnn Wypijewski about their work, Mr. Komar declares: "The old romantic view of artist is a travesty of monotheism.
One of his side projects is a handmade book called "Granny's Guide to Art History" -- Granny as in Granny Clampitt of "The Beverly Hillbillies," whose head, along with those of other Nick at Nite icons like Gomer Pyle and Barney Fife, Mr. Condo superimposes on reproductions from Leonardo, Hals and Velazquez.
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