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Mystery Spinster Stuns Gallery * World Oldest Camera * The Cyclops Piglet * Plucking Pirate Apricots * Sinking The Boat * Medieval Ponderings * Paradise Lost * Marks And Sparks Tally

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**  Futuristic extension to London's Tate Modern approved
The 215-million-pound project, a complex arrangement of glass boxes stacked 
in a pyramid shape, will extend the gallery's space by 60 percent

**  Mystery spinster leaves art worth £5m to stunned gallery
The 51 canvasses - worth an estimated £5 million - include works by Turner, 
Constable and Gainsborough

**  Historic watercolour by Mrs. Robert E. Lee goes to Williamsburg
A haunting portrait of a slave girl painted by the wife of Gen. Robert E. 
Lee at her family's Virginia plantation in 1830 is being sold to Colonial 
Williamsburg for its museum collection

**  Museum director says gay co-workers created hostile workplace
The director of a museum where "The Stepford Wives" was filmed is alleging 
that her gay colleagues created a hostile work environment, including one 
who poked her in the eye and another who showed her graphic pictures from a 
gay Web site

**  Diverse lifestyles of Islamic communities on display at National Museum
The lifestyles of the Arab world and Turkey are on display at the National 
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**  Revamp of oldest museum begins
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**  World's oldest camera to go on auction in Vienna
Up to now, experts said that apart from some documents there was no proof 
that the so-called "Daguerreotype", a wooden sliding box camera produced by 
the Paris company Susse Freres in 1839, really existed

**  Smithsonian's Top Official Resigns
An internal audit in January found that Small had made $90,000 in 
unauthorized expenses, including private jet travel and expensive gifts

**  Toronto museum exhibits Peru's golden age
Contrary to popular belief, much of the gold plundered from Peru by the 
Conquistadors was not produced by the ancient Incas

**  Anger as air museum shot down
In the eyes of its champions, the Ohakea Air Force Museum's impending demise 
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**  Strange Story of the Week - Collection's fun as a barrel of monkeys
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**  Museum visitors inflated by parking deal
How many people are being put down in the books as museum visitors when in 
fact they have been shopping in Marks and Spencer?

**  The Museum of Garden History
He was a Renaissance man whose services to botany and monarchy involved 
perilous voyages to Russia's Archangel, the Barbary Coast of North Africa 
(where he plucked the Algiers apricot from pirate lairs) and the 
battlefields of France

**  Iran loses fight over Lost Paradise relics
Iran lost a legal fight on Thursday to recover 5,000-year-old treasures it 
says were looted from one of its most important archaeological sites

**  Bankruptcy is 'last resort' for Milwaukee Public Museum
As executives of the financially troubled Milwaukee Public Museum are 
exploring their legal options, Milwaukee County Executive and the issued a 
joint statement, saying that bankruptcy would be a "last resort" for the 
county-supported facility

**  Fort Vancouver curators ponder medieval-looking WWI Army helmet
Curators are trying to determine how a medieval-looking helmet with a steel 
visor that was made for the Army as an experiment during World War I wound 
up at the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site

**  Museum to give back 14 heads
Fourteen Maori heads will return to New Zealand after a Chicago museum 
agreed to release them but controversy remains over other Maori artefacts at 
the museum, including a large marae

**  Don't sink the boat
Eyebrows were raised when Hanna told his audience at the international 
conference that extensive damage had also resulted from defective former 
restorations, and the metamorphosis of consolidation, coating and 
restoration materials

**  INTERCOM 2007 - Leadership Challenges in the 21st Century

**  An Invitation - The Association of Midwest Museums (AMM) will host a 
cocktail and hors d'oeuvres reception at the beautiful Illinois State Museum 
Chicago Gallery

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