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Chattanooga: Jane Yelliott’s watercolors of family members and their pets go on display Friday at In-Town Gallery
Jane Yelliott is one of those people who never stops learning.
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Local artists find inspiration in French countryside Group of 20 spends two weeks along Normandy coast studying and ...
Jonatha Vare, of Winthrop's College of Education, expressed it best, "Now I know why people sit for hours in front of a painting."
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Beach festival’s music is rock of all ages
Jefferson Starship, Terry Sylvester and local acts rocked the Misquamicut Music Festival on Saturday. SUSANNAH H. SNOWDEN / THE SUN Tommy Seesellberg, drummer for "The Cryers," performs during the sound check.
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Beach festival’s music is rock of all ages
Jefferson Starship, Terry Sylvester and local acts rocked Misquamicut on Saturday. SUSANNAH H. SNOWDEN / THE SUN Tommy Seesellberg, drummer for "The Cryers," performs during the sound check.
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400,000 reasons to create a new health care model
UPDATED: 00 :00 a.m. EDT, July 27, 2008 Artist Jenny Marketou puts the finishing touches on Red Eye Sky Walkers before the opening of the Ingenuity Festival Friday, July 25, 2008. Marketou's installation involves 99 balloons with wireless video cameras capturing real time video.
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Shoppers browse lakeshore art show
The "Art on the Rocks" celebrates its 50th anniversary. Saturday, July 26, 2008 at 11:46 p.m. MARQUETTE -- Each summer for the past 50 years, artists have gathered at Presque Isle in Marquette to display and sell their creations.
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Nelson photography show explores human/nature relationship
As everyday people seek ways to reduce their impact on the environment, many artists are taking a hard look at the human/nature relationship.
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More public art for Bartle Hall
There’s more art on the way for Bartle Hall, joining the R.M. Fisher “Sky Stations” atop the pylons and Omaha artist Jun Kaneko’s “Water Plaza” on the south side of the ballroom.
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Julyamsh brings cultures together
The Coeur d'Alene Tribe has been celebrating Julyamsh since 1997. There is lots to see and do at the three day festival but more important than the entertainment and the food is the lesson they hope you walk away with.
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Art imitates death in project
On the eve of the opening of her art project depicting the horrifying death by neglect of a mental patient at Kings County Hospital, sculptor Dawn Petrlik found herself in the waiting room of the emergency room of another Brooklyn hospital last week.
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Film representatives back from Scotland
The 62nd annual Edinburgh International Film Festival recently wrapped up in Scotland, and some representatives from East Tennessee were there as delegates, screening films along with media from around the world.
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Max is Back! Peter Max returns to Ocean Galleries in Stone Harbor
07/27/2008 - 1:00p.m. to 07/27/2008 - 4:00p.m. Peter Max returns to Ocean Galleries in Stone Harbor, NJ for another exciting showing of his colorful, bold, and expressive artwork on Saturday, July 26 and Sunday, July 27. The "Celebration of Harmony" exhibition will feature new original paintings done especially for this show along with the iconic imagery that has made him a world-renowned legend.
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Regional Queensland to See Tour of Asia-Pacific Art
QUEENSLAND.- An exhibition of 50 Asia-Pacific art works from the Queensland Art Gallery collection will tour to eight regional Queensland venues, Arts Minister Rod Welford announced today.
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MK Guth: Ties of Protection and Safe Keeping at Boise Art Museum
Detail of the MK Guth work Ties of Protection and Safekeeping. BOISE.-
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TMA Celebrates Lone Star Legacy with Texas in My Soul: A.C. Cook and the Hock Shop Collection
John Eliot Jenkins (b. Onaga, KS, 1868; d. Eastland, TX, 1937) "First Light, near Austin," 1910. Oil on canvas, 16 x 26." The Hock Shop Collection, Fort Worth, TX.
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An Exhibition So Big Glenbow Needs Three Venues to Show it!
Martin Bennett, Static Image Painting Variation/Yellow/Man/and Nature, 2004, oil on canvas, Courtesy Glenbow Museum. CALGARY.- Glenbow Museum brings you the art event of the summer! The BIG Gift: Calgary Celebrates Art from Canadians is opening at the museum on July 26th!
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Soho20 Chelsea Gallery Holds 14th Annual International Exhibition
View of the gallery at Soho20 which has, since 1973, promoting the work of women artists and serving the community through public events. NEW YORK.- SOHO20 Chelsea Gallery is pleased to present its 14th Annual International Exhibition juried by the sculptor Chakaia Booker.
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Wifredo Lam in North America at the Museum of Latin American Art
LONG BEACH, CA.- The Museum of Latin American Art (MoLAA) is proud to be the only venue on the West Coast to present Wifredo Lam in North America. This comprehensive national traveling exhibition of Lam’s work is the first in over 30 years to be seen in the United States.
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Monet to Picasso from the Cleveland Museum of Art at The Utah Museum of Fine Arts
7. Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853–1890). The Poplars at Saint-Rémy (Les peupliers sur la Colline), 1889. Oil on fabric; 61.6 x 45.7 cm. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Bequest of Leonard C. Hanna Jr. 1958.32. © The Cleveland Museum of Art.
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MoMA's Sixth Annual Premiere Brazil! Festival Presents New Brazilian Cinema
Estômago: A Gastronomic Story 2007. Directed by Marcos Jorge. NEW YORK.-
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First Major U.S. Presentation of Paintings by Tomma Abts Arrives at Hammer Museum
Tomma Abts, Kobo, 1999. Acrylic and oil on canvas. 18 7/8 x 15 in/48 x 38 cm Olivier Berggruen. LOS ANGELES.- On July 27, the first major U.S. solo exhibition of paintings by London-based artist Tomma Abts (born Kiel, Germany, 1967) opens at the Hammer Museum.
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Raphael's Grace-Michelangelo's Furor: Sebastiano del Piombo at Gemaldegalerie in Berlin
Sebastiano del Piombo, Tod des Adonis ca. 1505. Öl auf Holz, 40 x 48,5 cm. La Spezia, Museo Civico „Amedeo Lia“. BERLIN.- Sebastiano Luciani, later named del Piombo, is one of the lesser known, but no less outstanding artists of the Italian Renaissance.
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Kent and Middlesex reach final
Middlesex and Kent are contesting theTwenty20 Cup final at the Rose Bowl in Durham. Reigning champions Kent overcame Essex with a 14-run victory in the first semi-final.
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Move with the times
A READER has an enquiry about a subject that’s fast becoming forgotten: black and white photography. I received another enquiry quite a while back regarding black and white photography.
The Star |
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NORTHWEST MADE: Picturing a studio expansion
Elizabeth Tessendorf (right) joins Tamara Roach (left) at her photography studio in Pearl City.
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