the vancouver art gallery has about 9,000 pieces in its possession, but i doubt that they are all on view at the same time. this is a link to the VAG, you can find out a lot here http://www.vanartgallery.bc.ca/collection_and_research/permanent_collection.html bob (more…)

If Media Player can’t do it, you might want to try Mozilla Songbird, or XBMC.

You can use counters to display pieces in a flat higher position this counter can be set in the center of the room, divided in two, for displaying pieces facing both sides. This could make circulation easier around the counter, if you have enough space counters could be placed to create a circut. (more…)

Begin with the frame. Make it out of framing lumber (2X4’s) with footers to make it level and sturdy. Make the distance between studs the same width as a sheet of pegboard. Then fasten the pegboard to eah side and Voila! you have two sides done.

white of course, although some feel that a neutral gray also works. many galleries are simple pure white with another wall painted gray

the main thing is to make the walls fade away as much as possible and feature the art. Same for the hardware that hangs the pieces

I hope this will solve your problem: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Playing-DVDs-in-Windows-Media-Center-frequently-asked-questions

Discipline(s): Oil, Watercolor
Accolades: 2003 People’s Choice Award, Coors Western Art Exhibition, Denver, CO. 2003 Purchase Award, Greeley Stampede Western Art Show, Greeley, CO. 2003 Gold Medal in Watercolor, AAWA Member Show, Prescott, AZ. 2001 Gold Medal in Watercolor & George Phippen Foundation Award, Phippen Museum Art Show. 2000 Gold Medal in Watercolor & Southwest Art Magazine Award, Phippen Museum Art Show. 2000 Gold Medal in Watercolor, Western Art Roundup, Winnemucca, NV. 2000 Finalist, Western Horseman Cover Contest.
Bio:
Born and raised in Michigan, Susan Guy saw Wyoming for the first time in 1991 when she traveled to Yellowstone on vacation with her husband. She fell in love with the light and color of the West and since then has made it the subject of her paintings. She now resides in Buffalo, Wyoming and is a signature member of the American Academy of Women Artists and the Society of Animal Artists. (more…)

Accolades: Arts for the Parks - Award for Excellence, Signature Member - Knickerbocker Artists
Bio:
When Howard Carr leads you down the garden path, don’t be afraid to follow where his paintings draw you. Carr is considered a master of color and a master teacher in the simplicity of how it works and how to do it. His palette entices with a remarkable appetite for color and light and his inspired canvases introduce the lushest gardens in the Southwest. Employing thick, confident brush strokes in oil, the paintings are lyrical, passionate and spontaneous. (more…)