As hints of autumn scent the September air, Boston art galleries open their doors with renewed vigor for the fall season.

New Yorkers will want to block time on their 2003 calendar for the arrival of Max Beckmann: A Painter in History at MoMAQNS, 25 June — 30 September 2003.

I was just a teenager in love when the festival first opened my heart to the world of international cinema on September 10, 1963.

Charles Henri Ford, American surrealist poet, artist, photographer and editor passed away at New York Hospital at age 94 on the morning of September 27, 2002.

Terje Finnsen w�nscht sich den „Betrachter im Bild", zumindest in seinen neuen Waldstudien. Dunkle Tannen und helle Horizonte, die Tiefe der norwegischen W�lder meinen wir vor uns, doch ist das Gr�n ein wenig zu gr�n.

Square dances, picnics, checkers, Walt Whitman, a tire swing, a tag sale and a chicken doing the moon walk.

This show of 100 of Gustav Le Gray’s photographs that date from the 1850’s to 1867, originated at the Bibliotheque nationale de France. Both shows demonstrate the ambit of Le Gray’s virtuosity.

A brave new world! With the possibilities of genetic research, the human race can approach the pinnacle of human evolution. Science makes dreams possible of a pro-longed life, an abundance of recreated natural resources, and a world made up of genetically superior beings.

Text matters to Bill Viola. His exploration of the moving image is not merely the employment of a new technology.

Jean Miotte is an artist an unconscious, subconscious, super-conscious abstract painter in a nonrepresentational category, and one of the cofounders of INFORMALE, a French abstract-art style.

Adi Nes’s photographic works are a series of staged and digitally manipulated conceptual images that explore issues of gender, personal and national identity.

As bookends to The Brewster Project 2002 this past summer, Linda Dennis and Pan Xing Lei presented mythic personal journeys to the public.