Reuters - A play about an American human rights campaigner who was killed by an Israeli bulldozer in the Gaza strip has opened in New York to warm reviews six months after the production was postponed amid charges of censorship.

No still life. No landscapes. Just 25 singular, distinctive and uncompromising figure works...some dissolved into total evocative abstractions of color and depth and passion. Back Up and Push, a collection of acrylic on canvas and acrylic on linen, are th...

Hundreds of Artists Banding Together in Events Spanning the U.S. and 8 Countries to Reach over 150 Missing People and Bring ONE Home. (PRWEB Oct 3, 2006)