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For twenty-five years, Art New England magazine has provided 30,000 artists, students, teachers, art patrons, and professionals with the most insightful and comprehensive coverage available for the greater New England and New York art communities. Art New England magazine is one of the few regional publications that is nationally recognized, as our distribution stretches across the country. Each issue of Art New England surveys the most important exhibitions and artists in the six New England states and New York, combining focused analysis and critical exploration of the contemporary art scene. Additional coverage of nationally and internationally recognized artists and exhibitions places Art New England's local editorial coverage within the larger context of the international art world.

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Travel to Prague April 22-28, 2007

Art New England magazine invites you to join the Artists of the World travel program, a unique pairing of education and culture abroad. Explore the art and culture of this uniquely preserved city with the publisher of Art New England magazine.

A historical niche in the heart of Europe, Prague, or "Golden Prague" is an age-old city whose mystical aura is tangible in every cobblestone of its narrow streets. Known as "the city of a thousand steeples," Prague is one of the only European capitals whose architecture has remained unmarred by war for the last six hundred years. As a result, the preserved city center offers an uninterrupted array of buildings ranging from thousand-year-old Romanesque rotundas to ornate Art Deco mansions. This trip transports you to a quaint boutique hotel in Prague's downtown, a short walk to many of the city's main attractions. Visit the overturned gravestones at the second oldest cemetery in Europe while exploring Prague's Jewish Quarter, enjoy a guided walking tour of the Hradcany Castle, the seat of many Czech kings, and walk across the thirteenth century stone Charles Bridge —its line of gothic statues set against a backdrop of the adjoining towers of Lesser Town and Prague Castleprovides one of the most panoramic views in Europe. A quintessential Bohemian capital, Prague draws an international crowd of art lovers, culture enthusiasts, and romantics.

Reserve your space by: January 10, 2007. Call 617.782.3008 or email orajpal@artnewengland.com for more information or to reserve your space as soon as possible, as space is limited.