1. Tutankhamun returns to London
April 02, 2007


Tutankhamun's Exhibition is due to return to London in November 2007 after an absence of more than 30 years. Over 1.7 million people visited the exhibition when it last appeared in 1972 but these figures are sure to be surpassed with more than 130 treasures on show. The artifacts are all between 3,000 and 3,500 years old and include 50 from the actual tomb of Tutankhamun. London is bracing itself for the arrival of hundreds of thousands of visitors who will arrive in the city from all over the world to view the priceless Egyptian treasures. British archaeologist Howard Carter, who was exc... (read more)

Author: Gordon Langlands | Article Views: 1024

2. A Hot Live Show + Good Camera Work = A Killer Promo Video
March 31, 2007


Booking a live show is a huge opportunity for up and coming artists to showcase their talent. Everyone has heard the incredible stories of a unknown artist being discovered by a major record label in some small club where they were performing. The media hypes these stories with a blitz of press that you can't help but notice. This hype fuels the dreams of many artists seeking music stardom. The reality is a great majority of independent artists do not end up with record deals period. The truth is the music industry doesn't want you or your music until you can start your own buzz. It doesn... (read more)

Author: Sid Kali | Article Views: 562

3. Native Aboriginal Versions of Fish Carvings and Fish Sculptures
March 28, 2007


Fish carvings and fish sculptures are popular decorative pieces for outdoor game sportsmen as well as fish enthusiasts in general. If you are such a collector of fish artwork, you should consider adding a piece made by a native aboriginal artist for your home, office or lodge. The native aboriginals of the Pacific Northwest coast make some stunning wood carvings of salmon fish which is the most important fish species in the region as a food source and as part of native culture. Salmon carvings are expertly carved with wonderful details and are usually presented as wall plaques. These s... (read more)

Author: Clint Leung | Article Views: 600