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New Dutch VAT as of January 1st
Jan 16th, 11:15 PM
From 1 January 2019 the Dutch government has increased the reduced VAT rate from 6% to 9%. This also effects art purchases as the reduced VAT rate is applicable on most contemporary art in the Netherlands. For any additional information contact SmithDavidson Gallery or click here.
The 9% rate applies to payments made from 1 January 2019.
other news
Panorama Tulipland 3.0Jun 5th 2019
On Saturday June 29 opens the new exhibition "Panorama Tulipland 3.0, Building block for a new museum" at Museum De Zwarte Tulp in Lisse, The Netherlands
This group exhibition includes multiple works by Marie Cécile Thijs.
The exhib read more..
Arts & Antiques WeekendMay 24th 2019
Arts & Antiques Weekend in the Arts & Antiques District of Spiegelwartier Amsterdam.
Cabo Art WeekMay 22nd 2019
SmithDavidson Gallery will be exhibiting en Cabo San Lucas for Cabo Art Week with Uniq Luxury from May 22 to May 26, 2019. The following artist will have work presented at the show:
-Federico Bianchi - Body Mandala (3) 30 x 30, (6) read more..
Zhuang Hong Yi in Museum Zwarte TulpFeb 21st 2019
You are invited to join the opening of the exhibition 'Colors of Spring' by Zhuang Hong Yi at Museum Zwarte Tulp.
The opening is on 23 February at 5 pm in Lisse.
Zhuang Hong Yi will be present at this event.
Aboriginal Art Exhibition by SmithDavidson Gallery at Miami Country Day SchoolFeb 5th 2019
SmithDavidson Gallery is asked for the third time in a row to organise an exhibition at the Sol Taplin Gallery at Miami Country Day School.
This year the exhibition will present well known Aboriginal Art Artist from the collection o read more..
Are you our new colleague?Jan 10th 2019
Do you want to be part of the team? Throughout the year we have an internship opportunity both in Miami and in Amsterdam
For the Amsterdam SmithDavidson Gallery there is an opening for a new gallery assistant. Are you interested and w read more..
Happy New Year!Jan 1st 2019
We would like to wish everyone a happy and healthy 2019. We look back on an eventful year and we would like to thank everybody for their support.
For 2019 we have many exciting projects planned. Next to the interna read more..
Exhibition Marcel Pinas, Tembe Afakan - Hotel Maria KapelDec 24th 2018
Exhibition: 8 December – 19 January 2019
With the exhibition Tembe Afaka, artist Marcel Pinas sheds new light on the theme of Kibri a Kulturu (protect our culture), to which he has been dedicated for years. At Hotel Maria Kapel [HMK read more..
Art Miami Cocktail SmithDavidson Gallery in cooperation with UNIQDec 4th 2018
On December 6 SmithDavidson Gallery organizes a special cocktail party together with UNIQ.
Artist of the Month: Willem van WeeghelNov 21st 2018
Willem van Weeghel was born in 1956 in Wageningen, the Netherlands. After high school he studied to become teacher in fine arts. For his final exam he produced his first kinetic objects and after that, until today, he worked as profe read more..
Arts & Antiques weekend SpiegelstraatSep 28th 2018
SmithDavidson Gallery participates in the Art & Antiques Weekend of Amsterdam's Spiegelkwartier (Museum Quarter). It's the official kick off of the Dutch cultural season with surrounding antiques dealers and galleries showcasing thei read more..
Artist of the Month: Zhuang Hong YiJul 26th 2018
Zhuang Hong Yi was born in 1962 in Sichuan, China. After he finished his artistic education at the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute - the oldest and one of the most prestigious art academies in China - in Chongqing, he and his wife (the a read more..
Summer QuizJul 11th 2018
Summer Quiz 2018
Summer is finally here! SmithDavidson Gallery created an art quiz to fill out during your vacation. To challenge you even more, the winner receives tickets to the Zhuang Hong Yi exhibition in Museum 'de Zwarte Tulp' i read more..
Artist of the month - CalderJul 6th 2018
Artist in the spotlight: Alexander Calder
American artist Alexander Calder redefined sculpture by introducing the element of movement, first though performances of his mechanical Calder's Circus and later with motorized works, and, read more..
Opening ExhibitionsJun 28th 2018
Opening 'Chocolate' by Marc Lagrange in Miami and 'Summer' by Zhuang Hong Yi in Amsterdam
We would like to thank everybody for visiting the opening of 'Chocolate' by Marc Lagrange in Miami and to the preview of 'Summer' by Zhuang Hong read more..
Marie Cécile Thijs is exhibiting in TorinoMay 24th 2018
Marie Cécile Thijs in Palazzo Saluzzo Paesana
Marie Cécile Thijs is invited to exhibit a range of her artwork in the impressive Palazzo Saluzzo Paesana in Turin.
This special cooperation starts June 17th and runs until July 15th read more..
RTL WoonmagazineMay 6th 2018
RTL Woonmagazine is a well known Dutch interior design television show with a focus on Dutch Design. The broadcast on 6 May 2018 was an extra special one as it featured Marie Cécile Thijs. Artists Zhuang Hong Yi and Gavin Rain will b read more..
Goodbye Thea!Mar 31st 2018
Our intern Thea Gigli is leaving our gallery. We want to wish Thea all the best in her future. Hopefully she will find a nice position where her qualities in political science and art can find each other!
'Smith Davidson art gallery g read more..
TEFAF 2018Mar 31st 2018
We would like to thank everybody for visiting us at the 30th edition of TEFAF Maastricht. This year again, we had the opportunity to welcome god friends and meet new relations. We are looking back at a successful week and read more..
We are back at Tefaf!Mar 7th 2018
We are proud to be at TEFAF again. Come visit our booth #528 and take a look at the pieces from Yayoi Kusama, Karel Appel, Jean Dubuffet, Olga de Amaral, Fernando Botero, Marie Cécile Thijs, Marc Lagrange and many more!
Do you wa read more..
Zhuang Hong Yi in Museum Ulm, GermanyMar 3rd 2018
Zhuang Hong Yi – Flowerbeds
East and West, Tradition and Modernity, Discipline and Freedom: The Chinese artist Zhuang Hong Yi (* 1962 Sichuan / China I lives in Rotterdam and Beijing) combines these apparent contrasts almost effortl read more..
Artist in the SpotlightFeb 9th 2018
Artist in the spotlight: Paul Rousso
From his "painting with paper" collages to his latest creations of wildly outsized and convoluted sculptures of money and candy wrappers, Paul Rousso has sought to flatten the dimensional and eleva read more..
Opening new gallery AmsterdamFeb 1st 2018
On January 25th SmithDavidson Gallery opened a second location in the vibrant city center of Amsterdam. The opening event was great! We want to thank everybody for coming!
New Gallery Location @Prinsengracht AmsterdamJan 11th 2018
SmithDavidson Gallery announces the opening of a second gallery location in the city of Amsterdam.
In Amsterdam, adjacent to the Rijksmuseum, the Spiegelkwartier is the heart of the Dutch art scene.
Located on the 17th Century Canals i read more..
Food in Contemporary Art & Design - Museum NairacOct 28th 2017
This fall Museum Nairac in Barneveld, the Netherlands, will present an inspiring and surprising combination of art, design, and exciting collaborations in the exhibition "FOOD! Eten in de kunst en design van nu". Art forms rangi read more..
Marie Cécile Thijs at International Longines Horse ShowAug 28th 2017
From September 14th until September 17th 2017 Lausanne is once again the location of the International Longines Horse Show.
Following the first solo exhibition of Marie Cécile Thijs in Switzerland this month, the works from her series read more..
Marie Cécile Thijs - Cat Exhibition at Kunsthal RotterdamAug 16th 2017
SmithDavidson Gallery is proud to announce that works by Marie Cécile Thijs will be exhibited at the Cat Exhibition "Kattenliefde, Negen levens in de kunst" in the Kunsthal Rotterdam from September 9th 2017 until January 14th 2018. T read more..
Official Opening: Time SuspendedJun 9th 2017
SmithDavidson Gallery is proud to announce that South African artist Gavin Rain will be present in the Amsterdam gallery during the official opening of "Time Suspended II: Gavin Rain & Paul Rousso"
The preview of the exhibition will read more..
Marie Cécile Thijs at Casa Tua, AspenMar 10th 2017
A selection of Marie Cécile Thijs' oeuvre is being exhibited at Casa Tua in Aspen, Colorado through March 2017.
For more information: http://casatualifestyle.com/aspen/
403 S Galena St,
Aspen, CO 81611, USA.
TEFAF 2017Mar 9th 2017
This year SmithDavidson Gallery will be participating at the anniversary edition of the world leading art fair TEFAF in Maastricht, The Netherlands.
We will be presenting a selection of Modern and Contemporary Art by artists such as read more..
Announcing Our New GalleryJan 5th 2017
SmithDavidson Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of a new location in the city of Miami! In addition to the gallery in Amsterdam, we are delighted to bring our unique collection of modern and contemporary artwork, photography read more..
Smith-Davidson Gallery is looking for internsNov 4th 2016
SmithDavidson Gallery is looking for enthusiastic and proactive interns to assist in the daily routine of the gallery starting in November 2016.
Are you a native Dutch speaker, studying at HBO or WO levels and looking for a challengin read more..
Opening Argentum by Peter SchoonOct 27th 2016
SmithDavidson Gallery is excited to announce the official opening of 'Argentum' the solo exhibition by Marie Cécile Thijs will be hosted by Peter Schoon, director of the Dordrecht's Museum.
The Dordrecht's Museum hosted the exhibiti read more..
Frank van der Meijden at Gorcums MuseumJul 22nd 2016
Frank van der Meijden and his work La Parata Bizzarra will be featured in Gorcums Museum.
The exhibition will run from September 20th until October 26th, 2016.
Caspar Berger at Gemeentemuseum Den HaagJul 17th 2016
Caspar Berger and his Narcissus, Self-Portrait are featured in Gemeentemuseum Den Haag's new exhibition 'Silver Art in the Netherlands', a show of 140 silver works aimed to celebrate the silversmithing techniques over the past 25 yea read more..
Marie Cécile Thijs at Paleis SoestdijkJul 16th 2016
Marie Cécile Thijs and her Girl in Silver Dress are featured in BAL! at Paleis Soestdijk, the former residence of the Dutch Royal family.
The exhibition will run from June 25th until September 25th, 2016.
Mix and MatchJul 14th 2016
During the exhibition Mix and Match, we will be showcasing artworks of all our artists such as Gavin Rain, Zhuang Hong Yi, Marie Cecile Thijs, Marc Lagrange, Anna den Drijver and Frank van der Meijden.
The official opening will take p read more..
Marie Cécile Thijs at Masterly – The Dutch in Milano.Apr 13th 2016
Titled Masterly - The Dutch in Milano. Dutch designers, artisan producers and design agencies present themselves in the center of Milan. At the fascinating Palazzo Francesco Turati the Dutch pavillion arises with the best design and read more..
Alexander Calder: Performing Sculpture at TATE ModernMar 28th 2016
American sculptor Alexander Calder was a radical figure who is well known for his sculptures.
TATE Modern is showing a collection of these Modules in the current exhibtion: Alexander Calder: Performing Sculpture at TATE Modern.
The e read more..
Exhibition: Remember Me. Stories in print in AAMUFeb 5th 2016
The AAMU exists for 15 years and celebrates this with an exhibition about Aboriginal Art called Remember Me. Stories in print.
For this exhibition 60 artworks came over from Australia to the Netherlands for the exhibtion
Graphic art read more..
SmithDavidson Gallery at Palm Beach Show 2016Feb 5th 2016
Next week (February 10th until February 16th) SmithDavidson Gallery will participate in Palm Beach Jewelry, Art and Antique Show.
We will be presenting a selection of Modern and Contemporary Artworks of artists such as Paul Rousso, read more..
TEFAF 2016, March 11th - 20thFeb 1st 2016In March 2016, SmithDavidson will be exhibiting at the 27th edition of TEFAF Maastricht (March 11th until March 20th) under our new gallery name. We hope to welcome many familiar faces.Thank you for visiting our booth and our galle read more..
Marie Cécile Thijs at Museum de FundatieJan 16th 2016
Today is the official opening of 'Dutch Identity' at Museum de Fundatie, Zwolle, The Netherlands.
This exhibition will include four works by Marie Cécile Thijs.
Marie Cécile Thijs is an artist with a distinctive signature. Her portra read more..
Marc Lagrange (1957 - 2015)Jan 14th 2016It is with great sadness that we inform you of the tragic death of acclaimed photographer Marc Lagrange, aged 58.He was killed in a tragic accident during his vacation on December 25th, 2015.Lagrange is well known for his in read more..
Opening: 'Utopia; Abstract expressionism from the desert'.Jan 13th 2016
On Thursday January 28th we will be opening our new exhibition 'Utopia; Abstract Expressionism from the Desert'.read more..
SmithDavidson Gallery will present works of, among others, Emily Kame Kngwarreye, Kuditji Kngwarreye and Minnie Pwerle.
Internship with Smith-DavidsonAug 20th 2015
SmithDavidson is looking for an enthusiastic and determined intern to assist in the daily routine of the gallery. We offer a challenging and varied work experience in a young and dynamic organization. You will have many opportunities read more..
Global Art ExhibitionJun 26th 2015
Friday June 26th, Smith-Davidson Gallery opened its new show: Global Art Exhibition. We present works by national and international artists such as Gavin Rain, Zhuang Hong Yi, Marc Lagrange, Anna den Drijver, Marcelo Segall and Maayk read more..
A New BeginningJun 26th 2015
After 45 years of business, Leslie Smith Gallery turns over a new leaf; A new beginning.
We proudly present: SmithDavidson Gallery.
Signs and Traces | Contemporary Aboriginal ExhibitionMay 9th 2015
On the 9th of June 2015, the official opening of Signs and Traces - Contemporary Aboriginal Art has taken place in the cultural institute Zamek in Poznań, Poland. This exhibition has been organized by Artykwariat gallery, in close co read more..
ARTZUID – art routeMay 9th 2015
Artzuid is the bi-annual international sculptures art route in Amsterdam's Art District: Amsterdam Zuid. This edition, twenty international renowned artists, such as Rebecca Warren, Georg Baselitz, and Frank Stella, will be represen read more..
Picasso Sculptures at MoMaApr 15th 2015
Opening September 14th 2015, the Museum of Modern Art in New York will exhibit sculptures of Pablo Picasso. During his career, Picasso was always working on ceramics and sculptures. This side of his oeuvre was quite underexposed, unt read more..
Indigenous Australia enduring Civilisation in the British MuseumApr 13th 2015
From April 23th 2015, the British Museum will present a history of indigenous Australia through objects, and will celebrate the cultural strength and resilience of both Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders.
The exhibition fe read more..
Opening of The Armory ShowMar 3rd 2015
This evening, the Armory Show in New York City will be opening her door for the exclusive preview. The Armory Show is devoted to showcasing the most important artworks of the 20th and 21st centuries. This year, the Leslie Smith Galle read more..
Exhibition Marc LagrangeJan 12th 2015
From January 29th until March 1st, Leslie Smith Gallery will be showcasing her new exhibition of internationally acclaimed photographer Marc Lagrange.
Evocative, sensual and voluptuous, Marc Lagrange's work celebrates beauty and ple read more..
Upcoming events for 2015Jan 8th 2015
After the Summer with the succesful "Global Art Exhibition" which has been prolongued until September 26th, the gallery is looking forward to the events of this cultural season.
Under the new name SmithDavidson Gallery will be expan read more..
Masters of LXRYDec 11th 2014
December 11th until December 15th, Leslie Smith Gallery will be presenting a broad selection of her collection at Masters of LXRY, a leading luxury fair in Europe. Leslie Smith Gallery will be exhibiting Contemporary and Modern works read more..
Art MiamiDec 2nd 2014
This week, December 2nd – 7th, Art Miami will celebrate its 25th edition in the Wynwood Arts district. Leslie Smith Gallery will be exhibiting works of art by Banksy, Picasso, Zhuang Hong Yi, Guy Rose, Gavin Rain, Jeff Koons, Marc La read more..
PAN AmsterdamNov 1st 2014
November 23rd until November 30th Leslie Smith Gallery will be showcasing a broad selection of her collection at PAN Amsterdam, a today's fair for art, antiques and design.
We will be exhibiting works of artist including Gavin Rain, read more..
Zhuang Hong Yi, Solo MiamiOct 22nd 2014
It is our pleasure to announce the opening of Zhuang Hong Yi, Solo Miami. The preview will be taking place at the Interbrokers offices on Thursday October 23rd at 5 pm in Doral, Florida. You are more than welcome to join us at this e read more..
Brand new art fair in Silicon Valley - San FranciscoSep 19th 2014
Leslie Smith Gallery will be taking part at the first edition of Art Silicon Valley this October from the 9th to the 12th. This brand new art show promises to be The major art event of the season for the San Francisco area and was se read more..
Exhibition Anna den DrijverSep 10th 2014
After a successful launch of the first solo show of photographer Anna den Drijver this exhibition is now on show at the Leslie Smith Art Gallery. This Exhibition will take place until November 1st.
Her work is about growing up and s read more..
Start new cultural season for Leslie Smith GalleryAug 28th 2014
As the summer holidays are drawing to a close, LSG is looking forward to an eventful new cultural season. Starting September 10th the first solo exhibition by Anna den Drijver will be on view in our gallery.
During the upcoming art read more..
Exhibition 'From a Distance' by Gavin RainJul 3rd 2014
On Thursday July 3rd, Gavin Rain officially opened his first solo show in The Netherlands 'From a Distance' at Leslie Smith Gallery. This exhibition shows many new works of this exceptional South-African artist, who combines science read more..
Maayke Schuitema at Pulchri Studio The HagueMay 17th 2014
Maayke Schuitema is showing new work at the The Hague Pulchri studio until June 9th. In the show The Tenth Muse, ballet is the subject that is investigated and a logical development of the visual artworks by artist Maayke Schuitema. read more..
GAF AmsterdamMay 16th 2014
Leslie Smith Gallery will enter in a brand new Contemporary en Modern Art Fair: GAF in Amsterdam. From May 22 to 25 we will be showing work of Contemporary artist like Gavin Rain, Maayke Schuitema, Zhuang Hong Yi as well as Contempor read more..
Anna den Drijver at Amersfoort FotostadApr 23rd 2014
From April 26 to June 9 the two year photo festival 003fotostad will commence again. During this festival there will be shown different views of photographers on reality. On several public locations in Amersfoort photos will be on di read more..
Lecture Aboriginal ArtApr 12th 2014
On April 12 LSG is organizing a lecture on contemporary Aboriginal art. The first part of the lecture focuses on the background of contemporary Aboriginal art, told by gallery owner David Smith. After a short break we will explain ab read more..
TEFAF Maastricht 2014Mar 5th 2014
This year Leslie Smith Gallery will again be present at the Modern section at TEFAF Maastricht. We will be presenting Contemporary Art as well as our collection of Impressionist and Modern paintings. TEFAF will run from March 14th to read more..
Private Dinner Party Studio Zhuang Hong YiFeb 8th 2014
To celebrate the opening of the exhibition 'Crossing boundaries; the meeting of two cultures. Resemblances of Contemporary Aboriginals Art in Chinese Contemporary Impressionism', yesterday Leslie Smith Gallery, together with artist Z read more..
Studio Exhibition 'Crossing Boundaries'Feb 1st 2014
Starting February 8, LSG together with artist Zhuang Hong Yi will present the exhibition: ?'Crossing Boundaries; the meeting of two cultures. Resemblances of Contemporary Aboriginals Art in Chinese Contemporary Impressionism'.?? This read more..
Kimberley Exhibition at AAMUJan 12th 2014
Starting January 12 to October 15 2014, the Aboriginal Art Museum in Utrecht will be showing a special exhibition on the art from the Kimberley region. 'Country to Coast' will take you on a visual journey through the Kimberley, a rem read more..
LSG goes LAJan 10th 2014
Starting Januray 15 to 19 LSG will be participating in the LA Art Show. This art fair presents the art world's limitless range featuring exhibitors who appreciate the past, embrace the present and forecast the future. The LA Art Show read more..
Art Miami 2013Dec 1st 2013
Starting December 3rd, LSG will be participating at Art Miami.
At booth C#38 we will be showing our collection of Contemporary Dutch, Aboriginal and Chinese art, as well as Modern and Impressionist paintings.
If you would like to vis read more..
LSG at PAN AmsterdanNov 20th 2013
This year LSG again exhibits its highlights of its collection at the PAN Amsterdam Art Fair. This art fair, held around the corner of Leslie Smith Gallery in the Rai Congress Centre, marks the beginning of the Art Fair season for LSG read more..
Colors of Nature - ShanghaiOct 31st 2013
After the festive opening at Leslie Smith Gallery in Amsterdam on September 7th, LSG will present 'Colors of Nature' in M-House, Shanghai: The Design Gallery of Simon Ma on November 2nd.
Just like in Amsterdam, the duo exhibition sh read more..
Solo Exhibition Zhuang Hong Yi - Found Museum BeijingOct 23rd 2013
On October 19th the Found Museum in Beijing opened a solo exhibition of Zhuang Hong Yi. The exhibition 'Will Makes The World' will show many masterpieces by this international renowned artist. The exhibition will be on show until Nov read more..
LSG joins forces with interior designer Eric KusterSep 28th 2013
Again LSG has started an interesting collaboration with an international renowned interior designer. Starting this month, paintings out of the LSG collection will be exhibited within the interior of Eric Kuster's Metropolitan Luxury read more..
Exhibition 'Colors of Nature' - Zhuang Hong Yi & Simon MaAug 23rd 2013
Saturday September 7th 17:00 - 20:00 hours the festive opening of 'Colors of Nature' will take place in the gallery in Amsterdam. Works of renowned Chinese artists Zhuang Hong Yi and Simon Ma will be displayed together. Both artists read more..
Upcoming exhibitions LSGAug 9th 2013
LSG has been planning two very exiting exhibitions this fall. On Saturday September 7th 17:00 -20:00 hours, LSG will be opening 'Colors of Nature' a duo exhibition on the works of Asian artists Zhuang Hong Yi and Simon Ma. Both artis read more..
Art Southampton New YorkJul 11th 2013
This summer LSG will be participating at Art Southampton, presented by Art Miami. This is the premier international contemporary and modern art fair takes place at the peak of the social and cultural season in the Hamptons, New York, read more..
Successful opening 'La Parata Bizarra'Jun 13th 2013
Thursday June 13th, the gallery at the Minervaplein changed into a very festive location in honour of the opening of the exhibition 'La Parata Bizarra' by Dutch artist Frank van der Meijden. After all guests received a bubbly drink f read more..
ARTZUID tours with LSGJun 6th 2013
ARTZUID, the international sculpture route in Amsterdam, has begun. Seventy sculptures of artists from 26 different countries are presented in the beautiful Berlage area in Amsterdam South.
Leslie Smith Gallery is situated right at read more..
LSG Concepts presents: Frank van der Meijden - La Parata BizarraMay 22nd 2013
This year Leslie Smith Gallery (LSG) will be introducing CONCEPTS. These special exhibitions will be dedicated to new and upcoming artists. Giving them a unique opportunity and showcase. On Thursday June 13th, LSG Concepts' first read more..
Orange Fever at LSGMay 4th 2013
In April, Leslie Smith Gallery has been putting together a new exhibition titled: A Homage to the Royal Family. This exhibition in honour of the abdication of Queen Beatrix and the inauguration of the new King Willem-Alexander opened read more..
Hommage to the Royal FamilyApr 13th 2013
In honour of the abdicating queen Beatrix and the new king Willem- Alexander, LSG will be organizing a special exhibition in the gallery. Showing different portraits of the queen and Willem-Alexander, together with other contemporary read more..
Art Fairs Season LSGMar 28th 2013
With the end of TEFAF 2013, LSG ends a series of five fairs in a row: PAN Amsterdam, Art Miami, Art Palm Beach, Art Wynwood and TEFAF Maastricht. Next to good sales, LSG also made a lot of new contacts during these fairs.
LSG hopes read more..
TEFAF Maastricht 2013Mar 1st 2013
This year Leslie Smith Gallery will again be present at the Modern section at TEFAF Maastricht. We will be presenting our collection of Impressionist and Modern paintings, as well as contemporary Chinese and Aboriginal art. TEFAF w read more..
Kudditji , Colours of the DesertFeb 28th 2013
Friday March 1st 2013 Leslie Smith Gallery will open the exhibition 'Kudditji, Colours of the Desert'. We will show striking, colourful paintings by contemporary Aboriginal artist Kudditji Kngwarreye. Over the years he developed a di read more..
Art Lectures at LSGFeb 16th 2013
On February 28th (19:00 - 21:30), Leslie Smith Gallery will organize a glance in the world of an international art gallery. During these lectures by director David Smith, you will get answers to questions as: What to look for when pu read more..
Art Wynwood 2013Jan 29th 2013
Upcoming President's Day Weekend Leslie Smith Gallery will be participating at Art Wynwood in Miami, Florida. This International Contemporary Art Fair will open with a highly anticipated VIP Private Preview on Thursday, February 14. read more..
Art Palm Beach 2013Jan 16th 2013
January 24th - 28th Leslie Smith Gallery will again be participating at Art Palm Beach in Florida. Art Palm Beach is considered one of the most influential contemporary art fairs on Florida's Gold Coast by both critics and a read more..
Exhibition 'Pure Art' at Wolterinck Store ProlongedDec 14th 2012
Because of great success, the exhibition 'Pure Art' at the Wolterinck Store in Laren has been prolonged. Therefore the cooperation between LSG and interior designer Marcel Wolterinck continues. The exhibition of contemporary Aborigin read more..
Art Miami 2012Dec 1st 2012
From December 4-9 Leslie Smith Gallery will again be participating at Art Miami at the Wynwood Arts District in Miami, Florida.
We will be exhibiting Modern and Impressionist paintings, as well as Contemporary Chinese and Aboriginal read more..
Antiques Roadshow at Rabobank AmsterdamNov 14th 2012
Thursday evening November 15th, Rabobank Amsterdam organizes a true Antiques Roadshow evening for its members. They are invited to auction house De Eland, to bring their hidden treasures from the attic, basement or grandmothers close read more..
Upcoming Art Fairs: PAN Amsterdam & Art MiamiOct 26th 2012
From 18-25 November Leslie Smith Gallery will again be participating at the annual PAN Art Fair, which will take place at the RAI congress centre in Amsterdam. This year we will be exhibiting our contemporary Aboriginal and Chinese a read more..
Pure Art, Modern Aboriginal Art Exhibition at Marcel WolterinckOct 4th 2012
In October Leslie Smith Gallery, in cooperation with interior designer Marcel Wolterinck, will be organizing an exhibition on modern Aboriginal Art paintings, called 'Wolterinck Pure Art'. This exhibition will be showing many beautif read more..
Preview 'World of Flowers'Sep 21st 2012
Friday 21st Leslie Smith Gallery celebrated the opening of it's latest exhibition 'World of Flowers' on the works by Chinese artist Zhuang Hong Yi. Over a 150 curious guests turned up for the exclusive VIP Preview on Friday 21st to a read more..
New lectures at Leslie Smith Gallery: November 1st and 3rdAug 17th 2012
Leslie Smith Gallery regularly organizes lectures in and outside the gallery for relations, corporations, banks and museums. Trough different lectures, LSG tries to lower the threshold for visiting the gallery and gives a glance behi read more..
Preview 'Modern Aboriginal Masters'Jun 16th 2012
On Friday June 15th, LSG rolled out the red carpet for the preview of its annual Aboriginal Art show, Modern Aboriginal Masters.
As a special treat, LSG introduced the "Aboriginal Hall of Fame,"which showcases several paintings by w read more..
Isaac Israels in The HagueJun 2nd 2012
From June 2nd until September 23rd, four museums in The Hague and Scheveningen will present works by Dutch painter Isaac Israëls. These summer exhibitions display a multitude of watercolors and paintings. The participating museums ar read more..
Extra Lecture Vrije Academie AmsterdamMay 11th 2012
On Saturday June 2nd, Leslie Smith Gallery, in cooperation with the Vrije Academie Amsterdam, organized a lecture about Contemporary Aboriginal Art. David Smith introduced over 50 participants to the art and culture of the Australian read more..
LSG hosts course members of VHOKApr 24th 2012
This week, LSG organized a lecture about Contemporary Aboriginal Art for course members of VHOK. After a cup of coffee with petit-fours, the guests were welcomed by David Smith. He gave a short introduction to the gallery before delv read more..
Art & Antiques Fair 's HertogenboschApr 13th 2012
Leslie Smith Gallery will be participating at Art & Antiques Fair 's Hertogenbosch 2012. This year the fair will be held at Autotron in Rosmalen. LSG will be presenting Contemporary Aboriginal and Chinese art, along with 19th and 20t read more..
TEFAF 2012Mar 30th 2012
LSG in the Modern Section
Moving to the Modern Section of TEFAF Maastricht proved to be a great success for Leslie Smith Gallery. We made many new contacts while welcoming old friends to our booth. David Smith's innovative booth des read more..
The Scoop at TEFAFMar 12th 2012
After 25 years of partcipating in the Old Masters Section of TEFAF, Leslie Smith Gallery will for the first time exhibit in the Modern Section of the fair this year. We will present Impressionist (Monet, Renoir, V read more..
LSG member of the Nationale Kunst Koop arrangementMar 2nd 2012
Leslie Smith Gallery is now a member of the Nationale Kunst Koop. This initiative, led by Dutch galleries, enables art enthousiasts to buy art they love by making a series of payments spread over a number of months without accruing i read more..
LSG Workshop: Contemporary Art/ The Art of BuyingFeb 22nd 2012
On Thursday March 1st, 19.00 - 22.00 hours, Leslie Smith Gallery will host an informal and informative evening about art. The program will be a combination of the workshops, "The Art of Buying" and "Contemporary Aboriginal and Chines read more..
LSG at brand new art fair in MiamiFeb 11th 2012
From February 16 - 20 Leslie Smith Gallery will be participating at Art Wynwood in Miami, Florida. This brand new International Contemporary Art Fair opens with a highly anticipated VIP Private Preview on Thursday, February 16. Art W read more..
Art Palm BeachJan 18th 2012
To set 2012 off to a great start, Leslie Smith Gallery will attend Art Palm Beach from January 20th to 23rd. This year Art Palm Beach celebrates its 15th Anniversary at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, with a Preview evening read more..
International Masterpieces in MiamiDec 14th 2011
International financial crisis? Says who? In December the art world of Florida was booming! During the Art Week in Miami, the first week of December, people were able to visit no less then 8 art fairs, multiple exhibitions and satell read more..
LSG at PAN Amsterdam and Art MiamiDec 1st 2011
Last week the 25th edition of PAN Amsterdam took place from November 20th until November 27th at the RAI in Amsterdam. Leslie Smith Gallery participated for the 25th time in this art fair. The booth of LSG, at which Contemporary Abor read more..
Busy times at Leslie Smith GalleryNov 5th 2011
In the past two weeks Leslie Smith Gallery has organized three successful workshops. On October 27th and 29th in cooperation with Avrobode and November 3rd in cooperation with the International Women Contact (IWC), LGS has welcomed a read more..
Ajax, Cars en Leslie Smith GalleryOct 27th 2011
Monday Octobre 24th, together with UEFA member Michael van Praag, David Smith stood as a guest speaker before the members of the Ajax Business Association. Amongst Jaguar and Range Rover cars in the showroom of Kimman Amsterdam, the read more..
Collection Contemporary Aboriginal Art expanded!Sep 29th 2011
David had been back from Australia for only a couple of week, but didn't we know it. Every day, rolled up in tubes, new paintings are arriving at the gallery. Not only has the collection of Contemporary Aboriginal Art been added to read more..
Deventer Historical Museum buys important 19th century masterSep 9th 2011
On Wednesday September 7th the Deventer Historical Museum announced an important new purchase. It concerns the painting 'View on Deventer' by the Romantic artist B.J. van Hove (1790-1880), bought at Leslie Smith Gallery. Van Hove was read more..
David present at Telstra Awards in Darwin, AustraliaAug 16th 2011
After a journey of 30 hours David has arrived at the Telstra Awards in Darwin. The Telstra Award is the most important price an Aboriginal artist can receive and it is considered as the highlight of the year in the Australian art wor read more..
David Smith walks 'Art Route' in Amsterdam Old SouthJul 20th 2011
David Smith accompanied a select company along the 50 monumental sculptures of internationally renowned artists in the Old Southern part of Amsterdam (Oud Zuid). This 'sculpture route', ARTZUID 2011, was the beginning of an interesti read more..
LSG goes USA againJul 11th 2011
Leslie Smith Gallery is proud to announce her participation in Art Miami during November 29th until December 4th. Art Miami maintains a preeminent position in America's contemporary art fair market.
Preview Aboriginal Art ExhibitionJun 19th 2011
On Saturday the 18th of June, Leslie Smith Gallery celebrated the official opening of our annual Aboriginal Art Exhibition. It was a successful and sociable gathering with a number of good sales and a lot of enthusiasm about our rece read more..
Exhibition opening Artykwariat gallery in PoznanMay 6th 2011
On the fifth of May, the official opening of an exhibition on Dutch 19th century Romantic painting organized by the Polish Artykwariat Gallery in cooperation with Leslie Smith Gallery and the National Museum in Poznan took place. Dav read more..
New Date, don't miss it!May 5th 2011
Instead of on the 10th of June as posted earlier, the preview of our 4th Annual Aboriginal Art Exhibition will take place on 18 June, don't miss it!
VvAA gathering at LSGApr 29th 2011
On Wednesday, April 27, the VvAA, together with Leslie Smith Gallery, organized a special theme evening about traveling to Australia and New Zealand. The VvAA is a membership organization of and for healthcare professionals. A group read more..
Polish Artykwariat Gallery organizes exhibition with LSGApr 27th 2011
The Polish Artykwariat Gallery in Poznan organize a special exhibition on Dutch 19th century painting in cooperation with the National Museum in Poznan and Leslie Smith Gallery. On display will be important works by various renowned read more..
Van Gogh Museum buys important work from LSGApr 20th 2011
Yesterday, the Van Gogh Museum announced the purchase of two works by Camille Pissarro (1831-1903): the painting The Haymaking, Éragny and the gouache Cowgirl in Morning Sun, both from 1887. Pointillist works by Pissarro are very rar read more..
Desert Dreamings - 4th Annual Aboriginal Art ExhibitionApr 7th 2011
On the 18th of June, Leslie Smith Gallery will open its annual Aboriginal Art Exhibition. Over the course of the past year we have made many exciting new acquisitions and expanded our collection with both promising, new artists and m read more..
TEFAF 2011Mar 28th 2011
On sunday 27 March TEFAF 2011 closed its doors. The world's most influential art fair this year occupied an area of 31,000m2, being home to 260 specialists from 160 different countries, together exhibiting more than 30,000 works of a read more..
LSG TEFAF 2011 Dinner, Chateau NeercanneMar 20th 2011
On Friday March 18, the annual LSG TEFAF Dinner took place at Chateau Neercanne. After an aperitif we set down for a delicious dinner before exploring the famous wine caves of this charming castle, enjoying a cheese board and some fi read more..
Miami International Art Fair and Art Palm BeachFeb 9th 2011
From 13 till 17 and from 20 till 24 January, Leslie smith Gallery was represented at Miami International Art Fair (MIA) and Art Palm Beach (APB) showcasing our unique collection of Contemporary Aboriginal Art outside of The Netherlan read more..
PAN Amsterdam 2010Jan 1st 2011Leslie Smith Gallery was again represented at the PAN-fair in Amsterdam in 2010 with an extra large booth, devoted to not only our regular collection of fine 19th and 20th century paintings but with a special section of contemporary read more..
LSG in the USAJan 1st 2011After a few years of absence, Leslie Smith Gallery will again participate in three of America's most important art fairs. All three fairs will take place in Florida, where LSG is well familiar since it had an affiliate gallery on Pal read more..
Leslie Smith Gallery at ARTI10Dec 12th 2010From 5 till 10 October 2010, Leslie Smith Gallery for the first time participated in the Arti10 Art Fair in the Fokker Terminal in The Hague. At the heart of the fair in a double sized booth of no less than 77 m2, we presented our read more..


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Avahi is a free Zero Configuration Networking (Zeroconf) implementation, including a system for multicast DNS/DNS-SD service discovery. It allows programs to publish and discover services and hosts running on a local network with no specific configuration. For example you can plug into a network and instantly find printers to print to, files to look at and people to talk to. It is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). (Source: Wikipedia:Avahi (software))
Install avahi and nss-mdns, available in the official repositories.
After installing Avahi you will need to restart the
dbus daemon before you can start
avahi-daemon depends on
dbus daemon, so it should be added after
dbus in the
DAEMONS array in rc.conf file
/etc/rc.conf can cause it to load too early and fail. One possible solution is to add it as "
/etc/rc.d/avahi-daemon start" in
Using Avahi
Obtaining IPv4LL IP address
By default, if you are getting IP using DHCP, you are using
dhcpcd package. It can attempt to obtain an IPv4LL address if it failed to get one via DHCP. By default this option is disabled. To enable it, comment noipv4ll string:
... #noipv4ll ...
Alternatively, run
avahi-autoipd, included in
avahi package:
# avahi-autoipd -D
Hostname resolution
Avahi also allows you to access computers using their hostnames. Note: you must install
nss-mdns for this to work.
Suppose you have machines with names maple, fig and oak, all running avahi. Avahi can be set up so that you do not have to manage a
/etc/hosts file for each computer. Instead you can simply use
maple.local to access whatever services
maple has. However by default, .local querying is disabled in Arch Linux. To enable it edit the file
/etc/nsswitch.conf and change the line:
hosts: files dns
hosts: files mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns mdns4
A small section of users in Ubuntu noticed a slowdown in DNS querying; it was attributed to this change. Whether it applies to Arch Linux too, is not known. (Reference: Ubuntu Bug 94940) -- I found this to be true for Arch; However, I just used the line:
hosts: files mdns4_minimal dns mdns4
and I get the correct behavior without slower DNS.
Avahi also has quite a few nifty utilities which can help you discover which services are being used on a network.
avahi-discover (Avahi Zeroconf Browser) shows the various services on your network. You can also browse SSH and VNC Servers using
bssh and
bvnc respectively.
There's a good list of software with Avahi support at their website: http://avahi.org/wiki/Avah4users
avahi-discover you need to install Avahi, pygtk and python-dbus.
File sharing
If you have an NFS share set up, you can use Avahi to be able to automount them in Zeroconf-enabled browsers (such as Konqueror on KDE and Finder on Mac OS X). Create a .service file in /etc/avahi/services with the following:
<?xml version="1.0" standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE service-group SYSTEM "avahi-service.dtd"> <service-group> <name>Zephyrus Shared Music</name> <service> <type>_nfs._tcp</type> <port>2049</port> <txt-record>path=/data/shared/Music</txt-record> </service> </service-group>
The port is correct if you have insecure as an option in your /etc/exports; otherwise, it needs to be changed (note that insecure is needed for OS X clients). The path is the path to your export, or a subdirectory of it. For some reason the automount functionality has been removed from Leopard, however a script is available. This was based upon this post.
You can grab gshareAUR from the Arch User Repository and have shared files between the LAN, with no configuration, no hours in samba hacking, no nothing - it just works.
Sourced from ubuntuforums.org. If you would rather use a regular ftp service, install vsftpd and avahi. Change the settings of vsftpd according to what is shown on the ubuntuforums page or according to your own personal preferences (See 'man vsftpd.conf).
Create a ftp.service file in /etc/avahi/services and paste in that file
<?xml version="1.0" standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE service-group SYSTEM "avahi-service.dtd"> <service-group> <name>FTP file sharing</name> <service> <type>_ftp._tcp</type> <port>21</port> </service> </service-group>
When you are done, (re)start avahi-daemon and vsftpd in your /etc/rc.d directory.
/etc/rc.d/avahi-daemon restart /etc/rc.d/vsftpd restart
After that you should be able to browse through the ftp server from another computer in your network. The steps shown in this section are created so that the ftp server is 'advertised' by avahi to the local Zeroconf network.
Unless you are using GNOME or KDE, you might not be able to log in to the ftp server directly through your file manager, and so you will have to use a ftp client pointed to the IP address of the server or the hostname of the machine (as shown in this section).
Giver is a mono program that allows simple file-sharing between two desktops when both are running Giver. All you need to do is click and drag the file to the name or picture of the person you wish to send the file to.
A package is on the AUR.
Note that this depends on gnome-sharp, which has heavy GNOME dependencies.
Link-Local XMPP Chat
Link-Local XMPP clients need TCP port 5298 allowed for incoming connections. Check Simple stateful firewall: opening ports to incoming connections for more details if you use iptables.
Gajim is a Jabber/XMPP instant messenger client written in PyGTK. In the accounts setup just enable "Local" account.
Pidgin is an instant messaging client that supports quite a few commonly used IM protocols. In addition to these, it supports Bonjour.
Just select 'Bonjour' as the protocol type when you add an account, and enter a username. The first and last name you enter in the 'Advanced' tab will be what the other person (whom you are chatting with) sees, and 'local alias' under 'User Options' in the 'Basic' tab will be what you see of your own name (you could try putting in something like I, me or myself).
Once this is done, other Pidgin (iChat) users who are on the local network will see you and be able to chat with you. To implement file-sharing, you just send and receive files like you would do with a regular IM session.
Kopete is the KDE equivalent of Pidgin. It supports the Bonjour/Link-local XMPP protocol. One need to create an account in Kopete, by simply entering the desired name.
Telpathy is a communication framework which supports different protocols using plugins. The Telepathy Salut plugin provides support for Bonjour/Link-Local XMPP protocol. Empathy is a GNOME front-end to Telepathy. Officially, KDE does not support Telepathy, but work is going on which will eventually replace Kopete. Development version of KDE Telepathy is available in AUR.
Airprint from Mobile Devices
Avahi along with CUPS also provides the capability to print to just about any printer from airprint compatible mobile devices. In order to enable print capability from your device, simply create an avahi service file for your printer in /etc/avahi/services and restart avahi. An example of a generic services file for an HP-Laserjet printer would be similar to the following with the name, rp, ty, adminurl and note fields changed. Save the file as /etc/avahi/services/youFileName.service:
<?xml version="1.0" standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE service-group SYSTEM "avahi-service.dtd"> <service-group> <name>yourPrnterName</name> <service> <type>_ipp._tcp</type> <subtype>_universal._sub._ipp._tcp</subtype> <port>631</port> <txt-record>txtver=1</txt-record> <txt-record>qtotal=1</txt-record> <txt-record>rp=printers/yourPrnterName</txt-record> <txt-record>ty=yourPrnterName</txt-record> <txt-record>adminurl=http://126.96.36.199:631/printers/yourPrnterName</txt-record> <txt-record>note=Office Laserjet 4100n</txt-record> <txt-record>priority=0</txt-record> <txt-record>product=virtual Printer</txt-record> <txt-record>printer-state=3</txt-record> <txt-record>printer-type=0x801046</txt-record> <txt-record>Transparent=T</txt-record> <txt-record>Binary=T</txt-record> <txt-record>Fax=F</txt-record> <txt-record>Color=T</txt-record> <txt-record>Duplex=T</txt-record> <txt-record>Staple=F</txt-record> <txt-record>Copies=T</txt-record> <txt-record>Collate=F</txt-record> <txt-record>Punch=F</txt-record> <txt-record>Bind=F</txt-record> <txt-record>Sort=F</txt-record> <txt-record>Scan=F</txt-record> <txt-record>pdl=application/octet-stream,application/pdf,application/postscript,image/jpeg,image/png,image/urf</txt-record> <txt-record>URF=W8,SRGB24,CP1,RS600</txt-record> </service> </service-group>
See also
- Avahi - Official project website
- Wikipedia entry
- Bonjour for Windows - Enable Zeroconf on Windows
- http://www.zeroconf.org/


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General Form: (case-match x (pat1 dcl1 body1) ... (patk dclk bodyk))where
x is a variable symbol, the
pati are structural patterns
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dcli are optional
declare forms and
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match to the corresponding substructure of
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Exceptions: & Matches anything and is not bound. Multiple occurrences of & in a pattern may match different structures. nil, t, *sym* These symbols cannot be bound and match only their global values. !sym where sym is a symbol that is already bound in the context of the case-match, matches only the current binding of sym. 'obj Matches only itself.Some examples are shown below.
Below we show some sample patterns and examples of things they match and do not match.
pattern matches non-matches (x y y) (ABC 3 3) (ABC 3 4) ; 3 is not 4 (fn x . rst) (P (A I) B C) (ABC) ; NIL is not (x . rst) (J (A I)) ; rst matches nil ('fn (g x) 3) (FN (H 4) 3) (GN (G X) 3) ; 'fn matches only itself (& t & !x) ((A) T (B) (C)) ; provided x is '(C)Consider the two binary trees that contain three leaves. They might be described as
(x . (y . z)) and
((x . y) . z), where
y, and
z are atomic. Suppose we wished to recognize those
trees. The following
case-match would do:
(case-match tree ((x . (y . z)) (and (atom x) (atom y) (atom z))) (((x . y) . z) (and (atom x) (atom y) (atom z))))Suppose we wished to recognize such trees where all three tips are identical. Suppose further we wish to return the tip if the tree is one of those recognized ones and to return the number
7 otherwise.
(case-match tree ((x . (x . x)) (if (atom x) x 7)) (((x . x) . x) (if (atom x) x 7)) (& 7))Note that
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pati matches. Thus if we
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While the city of Canandaigua increased its funding to the Canandaigua Fire Department, the town�s proposed fire contract also would include additional funds. The three-year agreement would include an almost $393,000 annual payment for fire services � a $70,000 increase from 2013.
The prime reason for the increase was to ensure that the fire station located off Route 332 � near Blue Heron Park � is staffed with at least one career firefighter at all times, said councilman and Fire Committee member Ralph Brandt.
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The Jan. 6, meeting at Town Hall, starting at 6 p.m.,�will also include a vote on a fire contract with the Bristol department. The town would fund the volunteer department to the tune of $20,283 in 2014, if the vote passes.
�The town of Canandaigua is very fortunate to have the fire protection services of four superior fire companies � Cheshire, the city, Bristol and East Bloomfield,� said new Town Supervisor Pam Helming. �Each of these departments is fully committed to protecting our community. ... We could not ask for better protection or service for our town.�
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Selected PublicationsJones SR, Mallidi JR, Kulkarni K. Achieving Secondary Prevention Low-Density Lipoprotein Particle Concentration Goals Using Lipoprotein Cholesterol-Based Data: Results of a Pilot Study. Abstract P145; Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis and Vascular Biology Annual Conference 2010.
Jones SR, Kulkarni K. Lipoprotein(a) Particle Concentration and Lipoprotein(a) Cholesterol Assays Yield Discordant Classification of Patients, Defining 4 Physiologically Discrete Groups. Abstract P352; Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis and Vascular Biology Annual Conference 2010.
Jones SR, Kulkarni K. Evidence of Dependence of Lipoprotein(a) on Triglyceride and HDL Metabolism. Abstract P352; Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis and Vascular Biology Annual Conference 2010.
Jones SR, Kulkarni KR and Mallidi JR. Non-HDL Particle Concentration by NMR Spectroscopy Compared with Apolipoprotein B100 and Lipoprotein Cholesterol Fractions: Why Lipoprotein Particle Concentration Appears to Outperform Conventional Lipid and Apolipoprotein Measures. Abstract P329; Arteriosclerosis, Thombosis and Vascular Biology Annual Conference 2009. Arteriosclerosis, Thombosis and Vascular Biology 2009; 29: e71-e72.
Jones SR and Kulkarni KR. Pattern of Serum Lipid and Lipoprotein Concentration Relationships with Lipoprotein(a) Particle Cholesterol Content Versus Low Density Lipoprotein Particle Cholesterol Content Suggest Differing Mechanisms of Metabolism of the Two Lipoprotein Classes Despite Shared LDL Moiety. Abstract P531; Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis and Vascular Biology Annual Conference 2008. Arteriosclerosis, Thombosis and Vascular Biology 2008; 28: e129-e130, .
Jones SR, Tiwari HK, Kulkarni KR: Use of Ultracentrifugation
Lipid Measurement and Modeling of Low Density Lipoprotein Particle Concentration to Optimize Management of LDL Mediated Risk. Diabetes Vasc Res. 2007; 4: 265-66, Abstract. World Congress on the Insulin Resistance Syndrome 2007.
Kulkarni KR, Tiwari HK, Moore L, Jones SR: A Novel Approach to Measure Apolipoprotein B / Apolipoprotein A1 Ratio Using the Vertical Auto Profile Method.
Diabetes Vasc Res. 2007; 4: 266. World Congress on the Insulin Resistance Syndrome 2007.
De Tombe PP; Jones SR; Burkhoff D; Hunter WC; Kass DA: Ventricular stroke work and efficiency both remain nearly optimal despite altered vascular loading. Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol. 1993; 264: 1817-1824
Jones SR, Herskowitz A, Hutchin GM, Baughaman KL: Effects of immunosuppressive therapy in biopsy-proven myocarditis and borderline myocarditis on left ventricular function. Am J Cardiol, 1991; 68: 370 376
Jones SR, de Tombe P, Burkhoff D, Kass DA: Optimization of total ventricular efficiency studied in isolated canine hearts. Circulation, 1990; 82(III): 2761
Jones SR, Herskowitz A, Hutchins GM, Baughman KL: Response in immunosuppressive therapy in myocarditis with and without myocyte necrosis. Circulation 1987; 76(II): 1835
Ewing D and Jones SR: Superoxide removal and radiation protection in bacteria;
Arch Biochem Biophys 1987; 254: 53-62
Dewald RR, Jones SR, Schwartz BS: 1, 4, 7, 10 Tetraoxacyclododecane. An aprotic solvent for the alkali metals; JCS Chem Comm 1980: 272-273
Dewald RR, Jones SR, Schwartz BS: Hydrogen production from the reaction of solvated electrons with benzene in water ammonia mixtures; J Phys Chem 1980; 84: 3272 3273
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A developer records the desired pose and SuperPose automatically delivers the relevant code for immediate integration into the game. Initially available for Windows, Super Pose will soon be rolled out for all operating systems.
Several game developers, including SEGA, have integrated the Extreme Motion SDK into games over a variety of operating systems and devices to create a touch-less motion-controlled gaming experience, similar to existing console games, but running on any device with a camera.
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Major Section: NOTE-2-6
A fundamental change is the provision of the ``nu-rewriter'' for
simplifying expressions composed of
UPDATE-NTH, and
UPDATE-NTH-ARRAY applications and
LET expressions and other
calls of non-recursive functions or
LAMBDA expressions involving
those symbols. The nu-rewriter applies the obvious rewrite rule for
(NTH i (UPDATE-NTH j v s)) and the analogous rule for
UPDATE-NTH-ARRAY. See nu-rewriter The nu-rewriter can be
enabled with
A new flag has been added to the
xargs of
defun permitting
the declaration that the function is
non-executable. The
usage is
(declare (xargs :non-executable t)) and the effect is that
the function has no executable counterpart. On the positive side: the
function is permitted to use single-threaded object names and functions
arbitrarily, as in theorems rather than as in executable definitions.
Such functions are not permitted to declare any names
s but
accessors, etc., may be used, just as in theorems.
A new flag has been added to permit the system to abbreviate output
by introducing
LET* notation identifying common subterms. The
formula being proved is not affected; this flag changes its
displayed form only. See set-let*-abstractionp.
A ``raw mode'' has been added, primarily for faster loading of applications. see set-raw-mode.
alphorder and
lexorder have been put in
logic mode.
Lexorder is now a total order ordering of the ACL2 universe, and
theorems are included to that effect. Thanks to Pete Manolios for
suggesting the idea and providing events to use, and to Rob Sumners
for assistance with some modifications. See also the new book
books/misc/total-order for an irreflexive total order.
The ACL2 user can now make system calls to the host operating system. See sys-call and see sys-call-status. Thanks to Rob Sumners for working out this idea with Pete Manolios and Robert Krug, who we also thank, and for working out the implementation with us.
It is no longer required to use absolute pathnames in
forms that have been executed before a
certify-book. Any relative
pathname strings in such contexts will be expanded into absolute
pathnames before they are saved in the
portcullis of the
of the book being certified.
ACL2 can now be built on top of Allegro Common Lisp 6.0, and also on Windows platforms on top of Allegro Common Lisp and GCL. Thanks to Pete Manolios and Vinay K. Siddhavanahalli for their help with Windows.
Rob Sumners has designed and provided an initial implementation for two
improvements to
defstobj (also see stobj). First, array fields can
now be resized. Resize and length functions are provided for array fields,
which can be used to resize stobj array fields dynamically. The recognizers
for array fields have been simplified to accommodate this change, so that
they only check that each element of the array field has the specified type.
Second, performance has been improved for stobjs with a large number of
fields, by changing their Common Lisp implementation to store the fields in a
simple vector instead of a list.
Now stobjs may be bound locally; see with-local-stobj. Thanks to Rob Sumners, who encouraged us to implement this capability, was an early user of it, and participated usefully in discussions on its design.
New functions
fmt!, and
fmt1! are the same as their respective
functions without the ``
!,'' except that the ``
!'' functions are
guaranteed to print forms that can be read back in (at a slight
readability cost).
We added
extended-metafunctions, metafunctions which
state and context sensitive rewriting to some
extent. We thank Robert Krug for pushing for and on this idea.
The documentation has been improved. In particular, a new
documentation topic provides a gentle introduction to ACL2
arrays -- see arrays-example -- and additional
documentation has been provided for getting started with proof trees
in emacs -- see proof-tree-emacs.
New Makefile targets
fasl and
o have been added to the
directory of the distribution. For example, you might first certify
books using an ACL2 built on top of GCL (which creates compiled
files with suffix
o). Then, when standing in the
directory, you might execute the command
which will create compiled (
make fasl ACL2=my-allegro-acl2
.fasl) files for Allegro Common
Lisp, assuming that
my-allegro-acl2 starts up an ACL2 built on
that Common Lisp.
The macro
let* now allows variables to be declared ignored.
See let* and see let.
The user may now control backchaining. This feature was designed and primarily implemented by Robert Krug (though the authors of ACL2 are resposible for any errors); thanks, Robert! See backchain-limit.
It is now possible to ``slow down'' the rate at which case splits are generated by the simplifier. See set-case-split-limitations.
Accesses to stobjs using
nth or
update-nth are now
displayed using symbolic constants instead of numeric indices. For
example, given the event
(defstobj foo a b :renaming ((b c)))then the term
(nth 0 foo) will be displayed (for example, during
proofs) as
(nth *a* foo) while
(nth 1 foo) will be displayed
(nth *c* foo). The
defstobj event now correspondingly
introduces a
defconst event for each field accessor function,
introducing a constant whose name is obtained from the accessor's
name by prefixing and suffixin a ``
*,'' as in the example above:
a generates
(defconst *a* 0) and accessor
(defconst *c* 1). See nth-aliases-table for how to
extend this feature for alternate names of stobjs.
Computed hints have been improved. It is now possible to detect within a computed hint whether the goal clause is stable under simplification; it is also possible for a computed hint to change the list of available hints. See computed-hints.
It is now possible to provide ``default hints'' that are appended to the hints explicitly provided. See set-default-hints.
Using computed hints (see computed-hints) and default hints
(see set-default-hints) it is possible to implement a book that
supports ``priority phased simplification.'' Using this book
you can assign priorities to your rules and cause the theorem
prover to simplify each goal maximally under all the rules of
one priority before enabling rules of the next priority.
The macro
defabbrev has been improved to allow
declare forms and
documentation strings and to do more error-checking. Thanks to Rob Sumners
for designing this enhancement and providing the first implementation.
See defabbrev.
Further changes were made to support CMU Lisp. Wolfhard Buss helped with these changes.
A new table was added that is used when printing proof output, so
that nests of right-associated calls of a binary function are
replaced by corresponding macro calls, as has been the case for
binary-+ and
binary-append and
append, and so on.
See add-binop.
logxor, and
logeqv are now
macros (formerly, they were functions) that call corresponding
binary functions (e.g.,
binary-logand) defined in source file
"axioms.lisp". Thanks to Rob Sumners for this enhancement. Proof
output will however continue to show calls of
logxor, and
fixnum-lo fixnum-hi) sets aside more
"permanent" fixnums in GCL.
ACL2 now runs under
CLISP. Thanks to Wolfhard Buss and Sam
Steingold for their assistance with the port.
Michael ``Bogo'' Bogomolny has created a search engine, accessible from the ACL2 home page. For that purpose he modified the HTML translator to create one file per topic (a good idea in any case). Thanks, Bogo!
An emacs file of potential (but optional) use for ACL2 users may be
found in
emacs/emacs-acl2.el. In particular, this file supports
the use of proof trees (see proof-tree).
Some books have been added or modified. In particular, Robert Krug has
books/arithmetic-2/, which provides an alternative to the
existing collection of books about arithmetic,
books/arithmetic/. For a
discussion of the distributed books see the link to
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We also tested running the tools from the command line and, in our tests, found that
nmake worked fine with makefiles from previous versions.
The coding experience has been enhanced here and there by useful new features including an expanded Intellisense and better code analysis tools. Intellisense now adds more parameter information in C++ as you type, and its use has also been expanded in JavaScript and CSS.
These features are welcome, of course, but we still found it distressingly slow for the code mechanisms to unflag errors once they'd been corrected. The instant resolution of such flags in other IDEs (such as IntelliJ IDEA in Java) make us wonder why this can't be done in Visual Studio. It's certainly not for shortage of CPU power, as we tested this release on a dual-processor workstation that had eight cores ready to insta-parse code.
Code analysis and the IntelliSense error detection are different beasts. The former is triggered manually and generates a detailed list of suggested corrections and improvements. It is generally run on code that's considered clean by Intellisense and the compiler. Various rulesets are available and these can be further customized, although the process takes some doing. Specific rules can be turned off within the IDE, which is a helpful feature when tackling a long list of false positives. However, we were disappointed that not all rules had explanations beyond the assertion made in the error message.
Moreover, some error messages that resulted from builds were opaque and lacked any explanation even on Microsoft's own website. For example, on the port of one project, we received the enigmatic message: "The operation cannot be completed because BeginBuild has not yet been called." No explanation for this message appears anywhere on MSDN, nor even on the Web at large. Such oversights are not excusable in an established product.
Finally, Visual Studio has a code analysis feature that examines code in a software-engineering sense. It measures complexity, size of files (measured in LOCs), and takes a flyer at estimating the maintainability of the code base. This is to be welcomed, as metrics of this kind are indeed helpful to developers tuned to them. Unfortunately, Microsoft botched the handling of the complexity measure, which is the old stand-by cyclomatic complexity (also known as McCabe). Unfortunately, Microsoft adds up the complexity numbers for all the routines in a file and gives that sum as the file's complexity number. Complexity, though, is inherently a function-level metric. You want to know how complex the code in a given function is (by measuring the total number of executable paths). Typically, you want complexity to be below 10 and always below 20. A tool like Visual Studio offers would be useful if it showed the maximum or average complexity of the methods in a file, so you'd know that something in there needs fixing. But by summing the complexity measures for all functions, you get a useless figure that depends almost entirely on the number of methods in a file (Figure 5).
Figure 5: Showing the invalid cyclomatic complexity figures for a code base.
Language Capabilities
While this review is mostly centered on the IDE, we must note that the support for various languages has improved. The C++ support now includes the full C++11 library as promised earlier by Herb Sutter, and now enjoys the addition of C++11 features such as range-based loops, stateless lambdas, scoped enums, and SCARY iterators.
This release also includes much better support for parallelization. On the code generation side, the compiler contains auto-vectorization code, which detects SIMD-style registers and uses them for parallel arithmetic when possible. The C++ AMP compiler is now bundled. It enables use of the GPU for general-purpose computing. Not only that, but Microsoft even enables debugging threads running on the GPU (Figure 6), which is a remarkable and commendable feat.
Figure 6: Debugging threads on the GPU. (Courtesy Microsoft)
As we have remarked several times in the past, the future will increasingly be moving towards concurrency and parallel computation. It's clear that Microsoft has broadly embraced this new world and seeks to empower developers with tools do this at the CPU, GPU, and application levels. Kudos here to a job well done. More so if you include Microsoft's recently released Parallel Patterns Library.
A Final Delight
While this review has focused exclusively on Visual Studio 2012 as IDE, rather than including a review of new features in Team Foundation, one delightful feature rides between the two products and will surely appeal to many. Termed "My Work," it enables developers to pause in their work and save everything they were doing: what files were open, cursor locations, breakpoints, and bookmarks. This pile of breadcrumbs is stored on TFS and can be recalled when work resumes in order to restore the IDE to its state when the work stopped (see Figure 7).
Figure 7: Save breadcrumbs in My Work.
Visual Studio 2012 is a whole lot of software. If you can abide the colorless UI and its conflicting design schemes, you'll find a solid package with all the tools you need for developing Windows 8 applications. In addition, you'll get significant updates to the toolset for current platforms in particular, for developers looking to do more concurrent programming. If you're staying on Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 for the foreseeable future, there is no need to upgrade immediately, especially if you're satisfied with your current work environment. But we expect that as Microsoft continues to push out new technologies, the products will depend increasingly on Visual Studio 2012. As a result, we suggest upgrading whenever a convenient migrating point can be reached. Fortunately, the migration, at least within our limited testing, does not appear difficult.
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Major Section: NOTE-2-6
Certain optimizations are performed when converting terms to clausal
form. For example,
(< 0 1) is known to be
(HARD-ERROR ctx str alist) is known to be
nil, and
(INTEGERP n) is known to imply
(RATIONALP n).
In earlier versions of ACL2, the conversion of a term to clausal
form expanded
LAMBDA applications. That may no longer occur.
Some proofs may slow down (or fail) because your
LAMBDA-expressions are not expanded away when you ``expected''
them to be.
Robert Krug found a soundness bug in our linear arithmetic package. The bug was caused by the derivation of an equation from two inequalities without taking adequate precautions to ensure that both sides of the inequalities were numeric. Robert also kindly provided a fix which we adopted. Thanks Robert!
We fixed a bug that could prevent the application of a metatheorem.
A bug has been fixed that had caused bogus forcing rounds (see forcing-round). The bug could occur when the hypothesis of a rule was forced (see force) before the prover decided to start over and prove the original goal by induction. Thanks to Rob Sumners for drawing our attention to this problem.
Some low-level fixes have been made that prevent certain infinite loops, based on reports by users. We thank Yunja Choi, Matt Wilding, and Pete Manolios for reporting such problems.
An obscure potential soundness hole has been fixed by redoing the way evaluation takes place in the ACL2 loop and during theorem proving. We expect that users will see no difference based on this change. (Those interested in the details can see the long comment ``Essay on Evaluation in ACL2'' in source file interface-raw.lisp.)
A small change was made in computation for a heuristic that controls backchaining. This will speed up proofs dramatically in a very few cases but should have a very small impact in general.
The simplifier has been modified to avoid eliminating hypotheses of goals that can be established by contextual (specifically, type-set) reasoning alone. We believe that this change will generally strengthen ACL2's reasoning engine, although on rare occasions a lemma that formerly was provable may require user assistance. Thanks to Robert Krug for suggesting this change and providing its implementation.
Case splits are now limited, by default. This may allow some proof attempts to provide output where previously the prover would appear to ``go out to lunch.'' For a more complete discussion, including instructions for how users can control case splitting, see set-case-split-limitations.
A bug has been fixed in the handling of
type-prescription rules by
the bdd package. Thanks to Rob Sumners for discovering this bug
and supplying a helpful example.
ACL2 may now use the built-in induction scheme for a function symbol
even if that function symbol is disabled. Formerly, if a function
symbol was disabled then its induction scheme was only considered if
an explicit induction hint was supplied, other than
:induct t.
We eliminated the rule-class
linear-alias. This rule class was seldom
used and complicated the linear arithmetic decision procedure in ways that
made it difficult to extend to handle some non-linear special cases.
The only use of the rule-class that we know of was in our own
books, which were an attempt to provide an embedding of the Nqthm logic
and theorem prover into ACL2. But that facility was also practically
never used, as far as we know. So both
linear-alias rules and the
nqthm books have been eliminated.
In earlier versions of ACL2, when the
IF-form of
(AND p q) was
assumed true -- as when rewriting the
alpha expression in
(IF (AND p q) alpha beta) -- the assumption mechanism did not deduce
p and
q are true, only that their conjunction, in its
IF-form, is true. This has long been known as a deficiency in
both ACL2 and the earlier Nqthm but it was tedious to do better when
one considered the full range of
IF-forms one might encounter in the
test of another
IF. Rather than code all the cases, we just waited
until clausification got rid of them. Robert Krug developed a pretty
nice treatment of the general case and we added it in this version.
This also involved a surprising number of changes elsewhere in the system
because the improved handling of assumptions caused the theorem prover
often to ``erase'' hypotheses provided by
:use hints because it could
simplify them to
t. Thank you Robert!
In response to a suggestion from Robert Krug, we added
mfc-ap so
that extended metafunctions can take advantage of linear arithmetic.
See extended-metafunctions.
There is less delay in printing goals. In previous versions, a goal was not printed until its subgoals were created (or the goal was proved). Now, the goal is printed essentially as soon as it is created.
A small technical change has been made in the function
to give priority on the function symbol count over the weighting of
constants. So for example, while previously the term
(f) preceded
the constant 2, that is no longer the case. If this change is noticed
at all, it will probably be noticed in how so-called permutative
rewrite rules are applied; see loop-stopper. Thanks to Robert Krug
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- Lace-up front
- This item is not available for international export
- Revolve Style No. NEWB-MZ163
- Manufacturer Style No. M530BGM
New Balance began as a Boston-based arch support company in the early 1900's, developed into a specialized shoe manufacturer in the 1970's, and has grown to become a leading global athletic products company. Today New Balance is a family of brands including New Balance, Dunham, PF Flyers, Aravon, Warrior and Brine.
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9.3 x 5.3mm in size. Unsoldered Links. Sold by the foot.
*Please note: all cut to order items such as chain are non-returnable.