New Web Exhibits Reveal Georgia's Ancient Native American Civilizations LostWorlds.org, the Interactive Museum of the American Indian, celebrates Georgia's founding anniversary with new online web exhibits. - 2006-02-09 Friend of PRWeb - 7

Star Sightings What do Brad Pitt, The Creature of the Black Lagoon, The Little Rascals and "The Devine Miss M" -- Bette Midler Have in Common? They’re among hundreds of other celebrity figures up for public auction on March 11, 2006. - 2006-02-08

United States Tour Ticket Products, Go Cards On Sale Go Card US tour and travel attraction cards are now on sale. For one low price travelers and tourists receive unlimited admission to top tours, sights, activities, museums and excursions. Each Go Card comes with a color guidebook and is the perfect pass to top cities including San Diego, Boston, Chicago, Orlando, Hawaii (Oahu), San Francisco, Seattle, Miami and Los Angeles. - 2006-02-07 Friend of PRWeb - 11

"Monet's Palate - A Gastronomic View From the Gardens of Giverny" with Meryl Streep Is a Film About Claude Monet "Monet's Palate - A Gastronomic View From the Gardens of Giverny," a new film with Meryl Streep, recognized by The Thomas A. Edison Black Maria Film Festival 2006. - 2006-02-06 Friend of PRWeb - 3

Adaaye Afrique: Roots and Branches of African Art - African Arts, Culture and History on Display in New Jersey The exhibition will showcase works by Senegalese artist Ibou Ndoye, along with selections of traditional and tradition-based forms from a diverse range of African cultures. - 2006-02-03 Friend of PRWeb - 1

Georgia O’Keeffe Museum to Exhibit Recent Windfall of Acquisitions The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum is pleased to announce that its holdings have recently increased and a selection of these new works will be showcased. - 2006-02-02

Diego Rivera Gallery Show Opening Featuring 3 Artists Diego Rivera Gallery Show Opening Featuring 3 Artists - 2006-02-01 Friend of PRWeb - 23

Provocative Interactive Art Installation Comes to Charlotte’s Mint Museum; EAT’s Consumer Culture Garden Explores the Influence of Consumerism on Aesthetics EAT, a collaboration of North Carolina-based artists, will be featuring its interactive installation, the Consumer Culture Garden, as a part of the exhibition Crosscurrents: Art, Craft and Design in North Carolina at the Mint Museum of Craft and Design in Charlotte, Jan. 28 - Aug. 6, 2006. The artists' digital, interactive koi pond explores the relationship of advertising and society through an adeptly executed and well-received, room-sized installation. - 2006-01-26

New Orleans Native, Ted Ellis, Introduces New Paintings Documenting Hurricane Katrina at National Black Fine Art Show Nationally acclaimed southern artist, Ted Ellis of T.Ellis Art Inc., returns to the 10th Annual National Black Fine Art Show with several paintings from his captivating new series, appropriately titled “Healing, Hope and Rebirth”, depicting the needed process of healing, the embrace of hope, and the deeply innate goal of rebirth for Hurricane Katrina survivors. - 2006-01-25

Super Bowl XL "Rookie" in Big Money Game with Over 200 Seasoned Veterans Super Bowl Sunday is less then two weeks away, and over 200 Michigan non-profits are well positioned to reap benefits of $8 million that the NFL expects will be raised through various Community Outreach Super Bowl Host Committee sanctioned events. - 2006-01-24 Friend of PRWeb - 5

A Man and his Time Capsule set to take off later this year at SuperCapsule.com A man and his time capsule are set to launch a new website that will allow customers to submit items to include in a time capsule that will be sealed and stored away for 50 years. - 2006-01-24

Decorated Veteran Announces Book Honoring Korean, VietNam and Gulf War Pilots Arthur Wyllie announces his second book honoring the fighter pilots of the US Air Force. This book honors the pilots of the Korean, VietNam and the Gulf Wars. - 2006-01-18

"Keep 'em Flyin'" Salute to the Ground Crews of the Eighth Air Force. 8th AFHS Oregon Chapter Meeting February 11, 2006 The program is a salute to the ground crews. It will feature Max Pyles, 20th FG,(P-38/P-51). It will also feature Warren Caldwell, 306th BG, and a graduate of the Boeing School. - 2006-01-18 Friend of PRWeb - 8

Important in Buddhism,13th Century Zen Mumonkan, The Gateless Gate, Manuscript Revealed A 13th Century (dated 1246) original manuscript of Zen Mumonkan (Chinese:Chan Zong Wu Men Guan) in the i4uuu Collection is published for the first time. A special online exhibition is held by i4uuu Collection Museum to debut a 13th Century Zen Mumonkan (Chan Zong Wu Men Guan) manuscript. This original manuscript, significant in Buddhism, was written and signed by An Wan Zhu Shi and dated Pin Wu year of Chunyou Period (1246). This special exhibition displays the entire 70 page manuscript in clear, digitized photographs. Viewers of this online exhibition can enjoy Mumonkan text word-by-word in original 13th Century Chinese characters. - 2006-01-17 Friend of PRWeb - 5

Restaurant Cops, LLC Announces Their New 'On-Line' Restaurant Mystery Shopping 'Order Form' is Now Up and Running Restaurant Cops, LLC dba Restaurant Mystery Shoppers, President Tracy Marsh announces their new “On-Line” ordering system for restaurant mystery shopping has been implemented; Tracy also ads it’s easy, just pick which type of mystery shopping form you want to use from (4) four styles, fill out the information form, pay for it with your credit card and leave the rest to us. Now, Restaurant owners can order our mystery shopping services 24/7/365 through our main web site at, www.Restaurant-Mystery-Shoppers.com. - 2006-01-17

Mohenjodaro.net Unveils Rare Photographs of One of the World's Oldest Cities Award-winning Web site publishes rare photographs of five thousand year old Indus Valley city of Mohenjo Daro in Pakistan. Rich experience including musical Flash introduction awaits visitor. - 2006-01-17

Award-winning African American Auctioneer Raises Millions for Corporations, Estates and Non-Profits Rowlan Hill possesses 20 years experience, and is the only African American in North America to hold championship auctioneering status. Hill is equally adept at auctioning fine art at black-tie affairs as he is selling horses in jeans and sweatshirt, though his first love is emceeing and selling at celebrity fundraising benefits and high-profile charity affairs. - 2006-01-17

Veteran, Historian and Author Announces a Book Honoring WWII Fighter Pilots WWII Victories of the Army Air Force is the most complete work ever done on World War II fighter pilots. It lists 7,299 pilots, by assigned group and individually, who achieved aerial victories. - 2006-01-13

Portraits of a People Examines Images of Nineteenth Century African Americans and Their Role in Establishing Racial Identity The Addison Gallery of American Art presents Portraits of a People: Picturing African Americans in the Nineteenth Century, a critical examination of images made of and by African Americans and their role in establishing and fostering racial identity during a period of radical social change. On display January 14 through March 26, 2006, the exhibition features more than seventy portraits in various media, ranging from paintings, photographs, and silhouettes to book frontispieces and popular prints. - 2006-01-12

New DVD Reveals Georgia’s Ancient Native American Civilizations LostWorlds.org, the Interactive Museum of the American Indian, has released a new DVD entitled Lost Worlds of Georgia that covers the past 4,000 years of Georgia’s Native American history. - 2006-01-09 Friend of PRWeb - 7

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