IC 041. US 100 101 107. G & S: Museum services, namely, guided tours of art exhibitions; preparing, organizing, circulating and displaying exhibitions of works of art, representations and reproductions of works of art, and theatrical and cinematic works of art; educational services, namely, presenting public programs, lectures, classes, seminars, exhibitions and workshops in the field of art; training services in the field of art museum administration and curation; arranging educational conferences, lectures, classes, seminars, exhibitions and workshops in the field of art; providing information relating to art via a website on the internet. FIRST USE: 20081001. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20081001
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