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Art exhibition, sale offers ‘finest’ in the region By Jennifer Leigh Johnson The Reporter-Herald
The Art Association of Northern Colorado’s National Art Exhibition and Sale brings in thousands of people to the Lincoln Center Galleries in Fort Collins every year – and this year will be no exception. Described as the “finest juried art exhibition and sale in the Rocky Mountain region,” the show opened April 5 and is currently in its 17th year.
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Nickel and Dime
Guild Art Show Seven guilds gather at the Oregon Convention Center for a show that offers handmade art in glass, clay, metal, wood, beads and textiles. Meet the artists and see demonstrations of various techniques. 10 a.m.-9 p.m.
The Oregonian |
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Sarah Croft faces the future square on -- with portraits
Sarah Croft's spirited oil portraits have been selling like bite-sized hotcakes since the opening of the 20th Street Art Gallery's annual 50-50 show. At 16, Sarah Croft is the youngest artist in the 20th Street Gallery's 50-50 show, which will be at the gallery through May 2.
The Sacramento Bee |
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Art Openings, Events and Museums
Admission is free unless otherwise noted. Artisan guilds' art show: Works in metal, wood, glass, clay, textiles and beads are showcased during this year's show and sale. Meet the artists, watch demonstrations and learn about the crafts. 10 a.m.-9 p.m.
The Oregonian |
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Yakamas to demonstrate native crafts at Seattle museum
Three years ago, Vivian Harrison was a student of basket making at The Burke Museum in Seattle. Saturday, she returns, but this time to teach.
Yakima Herald-Republic |
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Craft and art show
ESSEX JUNCTION -- The Essex Spring Craft & Fine Art Show, featuring artisans from across the country and Canada, returns to the Champlain Valley Exposition for its 12th year on May 3 and 4. The show, held in the Exposition's Robert E. Miller Expo Centre, will feature a wide range of quality creations. ...
The Barre Montpelier Times Argus |
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Special to The Oregonian
Thousands of tiny ants appear to seethe over the surface of Christoph Hueppi's paintings in "Swarm Intelligence," the excellent show at the incipient nonprofit space galleryHomeland.
The Oregonian |
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Festival of New Musics
HANOVER, N.H. -- For three decades, the Festival of New Musics, an annual event of the Dartmouth Music Department held at the Hopkins Center, has presented pioneering acoustic, electro-acoustic and electronic music. Showcasing compositions and performances by graduate students, faculty and special guests, this watershed event takes listeners where no other music event can. ...
The Barre Montpelier Times Argus |
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Strawberry Festival celebrates 10 years
The 17th century writer William Butler once said: "Doubtless God could have made a better berry, but doubtless God never did."
Macon Telegraph |
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White River film fest returns
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION -- Cinemaphiles will once again have reason to rejoice when the fifth annual White River Indie Film Festival returns to the Tip Top Café to blend the work of local filmmakers with movies dealing with contemporary international issues. ... - By JOSH O'GORMAN Herald Staff
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Pan African Festival geared toward all ages
You may be familiar with the Tubman African American Museum-sponsored Pan African Festival, considering it has been around for more than a decade. But this year's family-geared event is the first time the cultural fair has taken place over two days.
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Macon Telegraph |
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White River film fest returns
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION -- Cinemaphiles will once again have reason to rejoice when the fifth annual White River Indie Film Festival returns to the Tip Top Café to blend the work of local filmmakers with movies dealing with contemporary international issues. "The mission statement, if we have one, is to show under-the-radar films that don't get shown around here," said John Griesemer, acting ...
Rutland Herald |
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Photographer Dani Brubaker Joins ICON INTERNATIONAL
Manhattan Beach, California, resident, fashion photographer, Dani Brubaker, has joined an impressive roster of talented photographers at ICON INTERNATIONAL. ICON will handle all the licensing requests for Dani's photography. Dani states, "It's a creative milestone for me to be under the same roof with some of my photography heroes. I look forward to a long, happy association with ICON."
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Yaktivate.com Welcomes New Channel - Alive! Authors Network
A new lifestyle and business channel on Yaktivate.com makes its debut- Alive! Authors Network. This channel hosts podcasts by authors of e-books done in a multi-media presentation, thus providing a diverse stream of topics- from divorce to NLP to photography to business strategies to health to traveling and more. The host anchor for this new channel is Ruby Yeh, founder of Alive! Ebooks Network.
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Foggy Bottom Introduces Public Art to the City -- Inaugural Exhibit Features 12 Sculptures Adorning Historic Homes
Foggy Bottom Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit opens on May 3, 2008. This six-month exhibit will showcase 12 area sculptors whose work will be displayed in the front yards of private residences in the Foggy Bottom Historic District. To commemorate the opening, there will be a curator-led tour starting at 4:00 p.m. at the corner of New Hampshire Avenue and I Street NW ending with a reception at the ...
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Childhood Experiences from France are Brought to Life at the Spring Exhibit 'Objective Correlative' by Artist, ...
With only an invitation to the April 26th launch of 'Objective Correlative' customers have already attempted to purchase the one-of-a-kind, art-inspired jewelry.
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New Innovative Solution for Modern Flash Photography
The VerteX™ can project diffused and specular light at virtually any angle, in multiple directions simultaneously from a single flash unit. This introduces on-the-go lighting solutions never before possible.
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Art teachers are artists too
Tribali, by Ruth Borg Galea, one of the peripatetic art teachers who took part in the collective art exhibition Fusion. There is no doubt that art helps a child in the development path.
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Alloway students make art from nature
ALLOWAY TWP. In appreciation of National Poetry Month, second-graders from Alloway Township School headed off to Parvin State Park in search of modern art-sculptures created from bare hands and earthy tools.
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Planned exhibit lets visitors take volcano's pulse
The Johnston Ridge Observatory will have a new seismic exhibit two years from now, thanks to a $163,000 grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
The Daily News |
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Northwest art club to host pottery sale
POWELL - The Northwest College Art Club will hold its annual pottery sale on May 2 and donate part of the proceeds to the family of an art student from Basin.
Billings Gazette |
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Piedmont Tech to have pottery sale, exhibit
Local pottery students will showcase their work as Piedmont Tech hosts its Spring Pottery Show and Sale on Thursday. Pieces for sale include mugs, bowls, baking and serving dishes, teapots, lamps and an array of decorative pieces.
The Index-Journal |
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COLUMN: Change your photography perspective
I recently spent several nights in the Backcountry Huts located in the Sawtooth Mountains. We were using these unique backcountry shelters as a base to explore the skiing opportunities deeper in the Range.
The Times-News |
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Sculptors get set for annual exhibit
ST. CHARLES – Although Lambert Lucietto brought along friend Bob Brown to help, it took three men to move his “Trinitá.”
Kane County Chronicle |
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