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The museum is a Hawaii non-profit corporation with offices on the Big Island
of Hawaii. The museum was founded April 15, 2007.
HULIHEE PALACE MUSEUM
75-5718 Alii Drive
Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
(North Kona District)
Tel.
(808)
329-1877
A two-story Victorian structure built in 1838 for Hawaii's first governor
- great koa wood furnishings.
Stephen Andersen - landscape photographer
Helen Bar-Lev - Artist and Poet
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French man indicted for 2007 art heist in southern France
AFP - Bernard Jean Ternus, 55 and a resident of Cooper City, a suburb of Miami, was arrested after trying to sell the art to undercover French police and FBI ... US charges Frenchman over stolen Monet, other art Art theft in France traced to Broward Cooper City man indicted in $4.7 million art heist |
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Telegraph.co.uk |
Exposure makes Indian art prices gallop in global mart
Economic Times, India - NEW DELHI: The price curve of Indian art is shooting north in the global market because of "increased consciousness" about it, say experts. ... |
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Art Daily |
35000 gallons a minute of NYC art
Chicago Tribune, United States - And, attempting to emulate past successful public art projects in New York and other big cities, city officials also hope the odd spectacle drums up tourist ... ART SPREADING THE NEWS! Art Review Cascades, Sing the City Energetic Bloomberg unveils `Waterfalls' art project in NYC |
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Texas professor helps document looted modern art from Iraq
Houston Chronicle, United States - As an art history professor, one of the first stops she wanted to make was the modern art museum. But Shabout, who was in Baghdad just months after the ... |
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Wall Street Journal |
Glass art is attracting more collectors and they're paying
more
The Canadian Press, Fla. - Glass art is attracting more admirers and collectors today and gaining more attention as a fine art, as artists explore more with the medium. ... Japan's Glass Revolution |
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Body art gets personal
Chicago Sun-Times, United States - BY SARAH BARABA Chicago Sun-Times sbaraba@suntimes.com Joe Wolfe loves comic book art. So much so that the majority of his two dozen tattoos are inspired by ... |