cameronj-ga,
This took quite a bit of hunting to find the right resource, but
eventually I came across just the ticket, which you can see here:
http://www.artforum.com/museums/
ARTFORUM US Museum Exhibits
The site excerpts listings from their print magazine, and covers major
exhibits in the US at the above link. A separate link for
international exhibits is here:
http://www.artforum.com/museums/mode=international
You may want to check out the print version of ARTFORUM magazine, and
perhaps even consider a subscription.
Another site worth knowing about is the WhatsOnWhen site:
http://www.whatsonwhen.com/
which specializes in events of all kinds.
On the bottom, right hand side of the page is a box labelled "Themes",
and the very last theme on the list is "Visual Arts". Clicking on
this takes you here:
http://www.whatsonwhen.com/pages/visualart.jml
to a list of major art exhibits around the world. In the box labelled
"Find Visual Arts events by location" you can click on a particular
country of interest. Clicking on the USA takes you to a list of
events around the country...note, however, that the results are a mix
of museum exhibits and more 'happening' sorts of activities, like The
Mad Hatters Art Festival in Miami this November:
"...open to all artistic media, includes 30-50 visual artists,
musicians, prizes, contests, activities for children, shopping and
dining discounts. Some participating shops will be serving
refreshments and treats. Organisers promise two days of good
old-fashioned fun.."
I trust these resources will fully meet your needs. But if there's
anything else I can do for you, just let me know by posting a Request
for Clarification, and I'm at your service.
Cheers,
pafalafa-ga
search strategy -- Google searches on combinations of:
museums
exhibitions
association
calendar
directors
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Clarification of Answer by
pafalafa-ga
on
03 Dec 2006 07:48 PST
By the way, I came across this list of Major Art Movements and Styles
in the History of Art, and I thought you might be interested in it:
History of Art
Major Movements and Styles
Aboriginal
Abstract Expressionism
Academic Art
American Colonial
American Regionalism
American Scene
Ancient
Anglo Saxon
Apropriation Art
Art B+A103rut
Art Deco
Art Noveau
Art Populaire
Arte Povera
Arts and Crafts Movement
Ashcan School
Avantgarde
Babylonian
Barbizon
Bauhaus
Belle Epoque
Biedermeier
Blaue Reiter
Body Art
Boston School
British Colonial
Brücke
Brutalist
Byzantine Art
Camden Town Group
Canadian Group Of Seven
Charles II
Charles X
Chinoiserie
Chippendale
Classical
Classicism
Cobra
Colonial
Comic/Cartoon
Concept / Conceptual Art
Concrete Art
Constructivism
Contemporary
Contemporary Realism
Continental
Corinthian
Craftsman Style
Cubism
Cubist Realism
Cycladic
Dada
Dadaism
De Stijl
Der Blaue Reiter
Die Brücke
Die Neue Sachlichkeit
Directoire
Divisionism
Dogon
Doric Revival
Early Christian
Early Renaissance
Early Renaissance
Ecole Francaise
Edo
Edwardian
En Plein Air
Etruscan
Expressionism
Expressive Realism
Fantastic
Fantastic Realism
Far Eastern
Fauvism
Federal: Shaker
Feminisim
Figurative Abstaction
Figurative Art
Flavian
Flemish
Fluxus
Folk Art
Futurism
Gallo-Roman
Geometric Abstraction
George I
George II
George III
George IV
Georgian
Germ.Express.,Blauer Reiter
German Romanesque Revival
Germanic
Golden Age of Illustration
Gothic Art
Greco
Greek
Group Of Seven
Guiangxu
Gupta
Hard Edge
Harlem Renaissance
High Renaissance
Historic
Hudson River School
Illustrative
Impressionism
Informel
Islamic
Japanese Ukiyo-e
Jugendstil
Kangxi
Land Art
Les Nabis
Livres D'Artistes
Louis XIII
Louis XIV
Louis XVI
Magic Realism
Mannerism
Memorial
Mexican Muralist
Minimalism
Modern
Momo
Muro
Naïve Art
Native American
Naturalism
Neoclassicism
Neo-expressionism
Neo-impressionism
Neo-plasticism
Neue Geo
Neue Sachlichkeit
New Bedford
New Figuration
New Image Painting
New Tendences/90th
New York School
Northern Renaissance
Nouveau Realism
Octadrachm
Old Masters
Op Art
Orientalism/orientalist
Ottonian
Outsider Art
Paris School
Photorealism
Pictorialism
Pointillism
Pop Art
Post War/modern
Postimpressionism
Post-modernism
Post-war American
Pre Raphaelite
Precisionism
Pre-columbian
Pre-raphaelite Brotherhood
Primitive
Qing
Queen Anne
Quianlong
Raphaelite
Realism
Regency, Empire
Regionalism
Renaissance
Renaissance, Early
Renaissance, High
Renaissance, Northern
Representational
Restoration
Revival
Rococo
Romanticism
Russian Avantgarde
Secessionism
Sensation Show
Social Realism
Stieglitz Group
Surrealism
Symbolism
Synthesism
Tachism
Taino
Tang
Ukiyo-e
Victorian
Victorian Classicism
W.p.a.
Willem Iv
Yba
Young & Wild (junge Wilde)
Zero
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