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The article reviews the art exhibition "Rock, Paper, Scissors," featuring the work of multiple artists, at the SPACE, AIR, and Fe galleries in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

The article reviews the annual International Conference & Exhibition of the American Association of Textile Chemists & Colorists (AATCC) in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from September 22-25, 1998.

The article throws light on the criticism of literature. The critic's duty would be absolved by the headline and a statement of the duration of the show. An adjustable space of blank paper might be kit to indicate just how profound the emotional dearth had been. Such an amount of truth-telling would, however, make a critic's position soon intolerable, and there is a need to attempt only provisionally and with all apologies in the case at the Pennsylvania Academy's 105th annual exhibition. Thus there is a need for the critic to forget their public position, and limit their comment on exhibitions to a naive statement.

The article reviews the exhibition "Giovanni Battista Piranesi: Architecture and the Spaces of Imagination," featuring the etchings and engravings by Piranesi, presented at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania through February 15, 2009.

The article reviews the art exhibition by John Armleder at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from September 8 to December 17, 2006.

The article reviews the art exhibition entitled "Paper Architecture/Architecture de Papier," featuring the works of artists, Marjorie Welish and Olivier Gourvil at the Slought Foundation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The article reviews an exhibition of found art by artist Delanie Jenkins at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

The article reviews an exhibition of drawings by artist Astrid Bowlby at Gallery Joe in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The article reviews an art exhibition by artist Ruth Stanford at the Mattress Factory in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

The article reviews the art event Philagrafika 2010 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania through April 11, 2010, co-curated by José Roca.

The article reviews several art exhibitions and presents calendar of exhibitions for May 2008, including "Carnegie International" at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from May 3 to January 11, 2009, "Imagining Christ" at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, California from May 6 to July 27 and "Philip Guston: Works on Paper" at the Morgan Library and Museum in New York from May 2 to August 31.

The article reviews the exhibition of Celia Reisman's art at the Gross McCleaf gallery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The article reviews an art exhibition by artist Mary Nomecos at the Rosenfeld Gallery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The article reviews the book " Nurturing Advanced Technology Enterprises: Emerging Issues in State and Local Economic Development Policy," by David N. Allen and Victor Levine.

Reviews the book 'Pennsylvania: A History of the Commonwealth,' edited by Randall Miller and William Pencak.

Reviews the book 'Gettysburg: The First Day,' by Harry W. Pfanz.

The article reviews the exhibitions "Carnegie International" at the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and the "International Business Machines International."

Reports that a group of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania institutions has projected a series of art exhibitions, workshops, film programs, lectures and panels under the title of "Focus," with the theme of all this activity being women's art. Exhibitions marking the commencement of the project; Reception of the project among local women artists; Act of censorship raised in the project; Criticism of the work of artist Judith Bernstein.

The shabby-looking tube of wood and varnished paper diagonally mounted in a case is meant to be the climactic object of ''Galileo, the Medici and the Age of Astronomy,'' an important exhibition that opens at the Franklin Institute on Saturday. And it is certainly astonishing, though not in the way you might imagine. Its importance is the inverse of its appearance. The tube looks as if it was constructed out of the inner part of a huge roll of paper towels, but it is one of two surviving telescopes Galileo used in Florence in the 17th century, when he reshaped the cosmos with meticulous observations and startling interpretations. Those astronomical investigations are now being honored with international celebrations on their 400th anniversary. But by the time we reach that telescope and the imaginative gallery it introduces, we have seen things even more remarkable: ornately decorated quadrants of enameled brass, metal calipers, arcane charts, minutely inscribed maps, spheres within spheres like compass roses from other worlds, codexes and manuscripts, cylinders, dials, rings, rods and boxes. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reviews an art exhibition of John Armleder's works at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

A review of the book "Soldiers to Governors: Pennsylvania's Civil War Veterans Who Became State Leaders," by Richard C. Saylor is presented.

The article reviews the photography exhibition "Off Camera" at the Fleisher/Ollman Gallery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from January 20 to February 19, 2011.

The article reviews the exhibition "Rainbow Yarn: Navajo Weavings, Germantown Yarns, and the Pennsylvania Connection" at the Lancaster Quilt and Textile Museum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The article reviews the book "Wobblies on the Waterfront: Interracial Unionism in Progressive-Era Philadelphia," by Peter Cole.

The article reviews an exhibition of works by painter Natalie Alper at the Seraphin Gallery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Features mass media companies and stations in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Health and Fitness magazine; WNPA television station; City Paper magazine.

The article previews several art exhibitions that will feature work by the American painter Louise Fishman in 2012 and 2013 including "Louise Fishman: New Work," to be held at the Cheim & Read gallery in New York City, "Louise Fishman: Five Decades," to be held at the Tilton Gallery in New York City, and "Generations: Louise Fishman, Gertrude Fisher-Fishman, and Razel Kapustin" to be held at the Woodmere Art Museum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The article reviews the exhibition "Bucks County and the Philadelphia Sketch Club," at the James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, Pennsylvania until November 21, 2010.

The Pennsylvania carver and sculptor Wharton Esherick, known for his mid-20th-century undulating furniture, did not start out in woodworking. Instead he spent decades painting Cubist and Impressionist landscapes and portraits and designing prints, posters and theater sets. Not until his 40s, around 1930, did he adapt his faceted drawing style and skewed perspectives to chairs, desks, tables and bookcases. He modeled the legs after crisscrossed bones, cantilevered the tops and concealed drawers in tight curves. Once the furniture became famous, he rarely exhibited his works on paper and sometimes just burned them. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reviews an exhibition by artist Jun Kaneko at the Locks Gallery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His stage and costume design for a production of the opera "Fidelio," composed by Ludwig van Beethoven and performed by the Opera Company of Philadelphia is also discussed.

The article reviews the exhibition "Pancrace Bessa and the Golden Age of French Botanical Illustration," at the Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

The article reviews the exhibition "Multiple Modernities: India 1905-2005" at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The article reviews the exhibition "Losing and Finding" by artist Neysa Grassi at Locks art gallery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The article reviews the exhibition "Pittsburgh Selections: Works on Paper by Artist Members of Pittsburgh Filmmakers/Pittsburgh Center for the Arts," on view at the Felicity R. "Bebe" Benoliel Gallery in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania until June 13, 2008.

The article reviews an exhibition featuring the work of artist Trisha Donnelly at the Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago in Illinois and the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from February 24 to April 6, 2008.

The article reviews the exhibition of woodturning at the Center for Art in Wood in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania that marked the 25th anniversary of the center.

The article reviews an exhibition of work by sculptor Barbara Zucker, at the Borowsky Gallery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The article reviews an art exhibition by sculptor Isaac Witkin at the Locks Gallery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The article reviews the art exhibition by Charles Lee Burwell at the Swarthmore College gallery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Reviews the art exhibition "Unspoken Ground: Two Views of Japan," featuring the photograph collection of Shinichiro Kobayashi and Fumimasa Hosokawa at the Silver Eye Center for Photography in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Reviews the exhibition "Rose Naftulin: Retrospective of Paintings & Watercolors 1955-2004," at the Woodmere Art Museum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania through July 10, 2005.

The article reviews the book "Wild Yankees: The Struggle for Independence Along Pennsylvania's Revolutionary Frontier," by Paul B. Moyer.

The article previews the exhibition "Colonial Philadelphia Porcelain: The Art of Bonnin and Morris" which will be held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from March to June 1, 2008. The show will bring together for the first time nineteen known surviving examples of soft-paste porcelain from early Philadelphia industry. It will also provide information on the history and production of ceramics.

This article presents a review of the 107th annual meeting of the Medical Library Association (MLA) at the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which took place from May 18, 2007 to May 23, 2007. MLA President Jean P. Shipman presented the theme, which was "Information Revolution: Change Is in the Air."

The article reviews the exhibition "Look Again: African American History IS American History," at the Rosenbach Museum and Library in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from September 13, 2006 to February 25, 2007.