1. New Native American Indian Art Website for German Market
March 29, 2006


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Montreal, Quebec, Canada – March 29, 2006 -- Free Spirit Gallery, a Montreal based online art gallery specializing in northwest Native American Indian art, has launched a new German version of its website. Overseas art customers located in Germany and other parts of German speaking Europe can now browse through the many beautiful pieces of Native art from Canada’s Pacific northwest coast in German. There has always been a fascination with Native American Indian culture in Germany. There are numerous clubs where Germans explore and enjoy Native American Indi... (read more)

Author: Clint Leung | Article Views: 735

2. How to Buy and Shop for Authentic Canadian Inuit Art (Eskimo Art) Sculptures
March 28, 2006


Many visitors to Canada will be exposed to Inuit art (Eskimo art) sculptures while touring the country. These are the magnificent hand made sculptures carved from stone by the Inuit artists living in the northern Arctic regions of Canada. While in some of the major Canadian cities (Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa and Quebec City) or other tourist areas popular with international visitors such as Banff, Inuit sculptures will be seen at various retail shops and displayed at some museums. Since Inuit art has been getting more and more international exposure, people may be seeing this Cana... (read more)

Author: Clint Leung | Article Views: 531

3. Inuit Art and Eskimo Art Website Launches New German Pages for Customers in Europe
March 24, 2006


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Inuit Art and Eskimo Art Website Launches New German Pages for Customers in Europe Montreal, Quebec, Canada - March 24, 2006 – Free Spirit Gallery, a Montreal based online art gallery specializing in Inuit art and Eskimo art, is going international by launching new German pages for its website. Overseas art customers located in Germany and other parts of German speaking Europe can now browse through the many beautiful pieces of art from Canada’s Arctic north in German. Since the popularity of Canadian Inuit art and Eskimo art has been growing internationally,... (read more)

Author: Clint Leung | Article Views: 599

4. Immigrants and Converts responsible for Muslim Terror Violence in the West
March 18, 2006


When we think of terrorist assaults, we visualize hate spitting imams or a serene Osama Bin Laden in front of us; we think of Palestine, Syria, Iran, Egypt and Saudi Arabia. However, as you will see below, this is a very wrong representation of the facts. Although the people and countries that are mentioned are pulling the strings, the real danger is coming from another side. According to Robert S. Leiken's "Bearers of Global Jihad? Immigration and National Security after 9/11", Muslim immigrants have carried out 86% of all major terrorist attacks; converts to Islam executed the remainin... (read more)

Author: Robert Maegh | Article Views: 416