ART Ideas magazine was published regularly for six years by the ART foundation and offered articles by experts in their fields that addressed, analyzed, and celebrated all of the fine arts—painting, sculpture, music, and literature (including poetry). The quarterly also featured book, movie, and TV reviews, art education essays, short stories, and more. A wealth of art information waits behind each "artful" cover.

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ROMANTIC REALISM: Visions of Values This exhibit featured 13 contemporary representational painters and sculptors (displaying 39 works of art) and was produced by Alexandra York just as the ART foundation was established. It opened the 70th season of Grand Central Galleries in New York City and was later produced a second time as the inaugural exhibit for the Sage Center for the Fine Arts at Hillsdale College in Michigan.

GRAND CENTRAL GALLERIES
24 West 57th Street, New York
May 1992

HILLSDALE COLLEGE
Hillsdale, Michigan
October-November 1992

This exhibit featured 35 contemporary representational painters and sculptors. A three-week "ART Festival of the Arts" accompanied the New York exhibit, including poetry and fiction readings, music and dance presentations, and related talks. At Hillsdale College, the exhibit was the centerpiece for a five-day Center for Constructive Alternatives (CCA) conference, featuring nine speakers (including Alexandra York), with Pulitzer Prize winner Daniel Boorstin as the keynote speaker.

LEVER HOUSE
Park Avenue at 53rd Street
New York, New York
September - October 1996

HILLSDALE COLLEGE
Hillsdale, Michigan
October-November 1997

All proceeds go to ART

All proceeds go to ART

All proceeds go to ART

Partial proceeds donated to ART

Partial proceeds donated to ART

Partial proceeds donated to ART

150 Contemporary Sonnets