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Present Global Art Gallery  Located at 5301 South Dixie Highway in West Palm Beach, Florida has recently boasted solo exhibitions for such artists as Robert R. Zakanitch, Sheila Isham and Mark Millene. |
Present Global Art is committed to serving both the established and emerging collector in building their fine art collection. With over 2,000 square feet of exhibition space the gallery features both solo and collective exhibitions on a monthly rotating schedule. Offering fine arts educational programming for the community, Present Global Art Gallery strives to broaden the educational awareness of the discerning featuring specialists from the internationally renowned Bonham’s auction house. |
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Contemporary Online Art Gallery where drawings and oil paintings can be viewed and purchased. |
Zsombrak Contemporary Art Gallery brings you the best of fine art through our online art gallery, with internationally known Central and Eastern European artist and their artwork, like oil paintings, glass art, drawings, artwork, sculpture. |
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CAN is the only organization in America integrating promotion, marketing, art consulting, and exhibitions in a professional gallery environment. Working with some of the world’s best art critics and curators, CAN is focused on new effective strategies engaging artists in a sustained multimedia campaign. Unlike a regular gallery, CAN is an inclusive organization -- it creates a broader platform for a wider range of artists. It champions the work of emerging and mid-career artists, creating a resource of contemporary painting, sculpture and photography. Our space occupies the entire fifth floor (4,000 sq.ft) at 580 Eighth Avenue and 38th Street in New York City. |
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Rumi Poetry
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http://peacefulrivers.homestead.com/Rumipoetry1.html Jelaluddin Rumi, the 13th century mystic poet, was truly one of the most passionate and profound poets in history. This site has poems by Rumi. It includes two different translators of his work. Coleman Barks on the first two pages, Shahram Shiva on the third. On the fourth page is a selection of Rumi love poems by both translators. |
