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Peachfest embraces new tradition
Evelyn (left) and Elaine Alec dressed in the traditional clothing of their ancestors hold a basket of peaches. First Nations people will be playing a much larger role in this year’s Peach Festival celebrations which begin Tuesday.
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New Paintings by Victor Grasso "For the Love of the Deep"
08/02/2008 - 6:00p.m. to 08/02/2008 - 9:00p.m. Opening Artist’s Reception – Saturday August 2nd, 6-9 PM. Exhibition continues through September 2, 2008 Gallery Open Daily - 10AM-10PM
Cape May County Herald |
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Symbolic painting: Many boys still in search of a Big Brother
FLINT, Michigan -- Art imitated life on Saturday when 13 boys gathered near the southwest corner of Dayton and Dupont streets in Flint to help paint a mural to cover up graffiti on a vacant building.
The Flint Journal |
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Ogogo/Linden CD is in Stores
Album of the music by Igor based on the paintings of Ron Linden. Igor is one of the most diverse musician/composer in modern music.
All About Jazz |
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SoCal tiki artist in trouble for tree carvings
OCEANSIDE, Calif. (AP) - A San Diego County man is in hot water with city officials for carving tiki-style faces into two city-owned trees.
KMIR 6 Palm Springs |
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Music Festival recitals excel with ensembles
ASPEN - Two recitals this week proved most rewarding when the soloists worked with ensembles, while the best things about the Percussion Ensemble concert were the featured soloists.
The Aspen Times |
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A happening time at the Art Show
Art afficionados attend on Friday night the Historic Woodland Downtown Merchants first-ever Art Walk. No data currently available.
The Daily Democrat |
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47th Annual St. Barnabas Art Show
08/02/2008 - 10:00a.m. to 08/02/2008 - 6:00p.m.
Cape May County Herald |
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Photo Gallery
CANTON Back in the day, Fred Dean might have thought chasseur sauce was something mechanics used on a chassis.
The Canton Repository |
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Image of sculpture selected for license plates
The new design for Oklahoma's license plate will include an image of a famed sculpture in Tulsa.
KJRH-TV Tulsa |
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Get Out: Saturday
CHOMP ON SOME CRAWFISH Head down to the Rainbow Lagoon for Long Beach's 15th Annual Crawfish Festival . From Noon til midnight tonight (and Noon til 11 p.m. tomorrow, too) you can rock out to Cajun, Zydeco, and New Orleans music and chow down on some authentic Louisiana-style crawfish. TIME TO TIKI Check out the Tonga Hut Art Show, featuring the work of Tom Thordarson, Micko, Tiki ...
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Three primary contests Tuesday
Bill Anderson is seeking the position of Dunklin County Commissioner. Anderson has worked at various jobs during his career. He recounts his first job, "The first one being chopping and picking cotton by hand as most people in the 1950's had to do in this area."
Daily Dunklin Democrat |
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The Avalon Museum will host a lecture by historian Jackie Bagley on Thursday, August 28, 2008, at 7 PM. Jackie will be speaking on the artist Edward Hicks and his most well known painting “The Peaceable Kingdom.”
Cape May County Herald |
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Sculpture Featured On New Okla. Plates
The new design for Oklahoma's license plate includes an image of a famed sculpture in Tulsa.
KHBS - KHOG Fort Smith - Fayetteville |
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Basketry symposium held at LRMA
As part of Lauren Rogers Museum of Art’s Plateau Basketry Symposium held Friday, Pat Courtney Gold, a Wasco-Wishram Native American basket weaver from Scappoose, Oregon, presented a Trunk Show and Weaving Demonstration. Gold explained weaving techniques and materials used in the art.
Laurel Leader-Call |
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Image of sculpture selected for license plates
Associated Press - August 2, 2008 11:15 AM ET OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - The new design for Oklahoma's license plate will include an image of a famed sculpture in Tulsa.
KOAM-TV Pittsburg |
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Photo printing not dead yet, says Kodak
MANILA, Philippines -- “Kodakan” is the Filipino slang for taking pictures. In the past, Kodak was the only brand that stuck to people when talking about photography. When a person raised a camera people would try to converge at a single spot just to get into the frame for a “Kodak moment.”
Philippine Daily Inquirer |
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Moose Hill gallery exhibits “Lasting Impressions”
Mass Audubon at the Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of “Lasting Impressions” an exhibit featuring the photography of Fred Martins. His latest body of work focuses on reconfiguring objects found as well as discarded in nature.
Medfield Press |
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Saturday Happenings
Strictly Business -- Mayor Menino says, "Old school Hip Hop contains a strong positive message and it is our objective to deliver this message to our community," and so Long Islanders EPMD headline the mayor's Peace 2008 Hip Hop festival. It would be quibbling to point out that the duo, who first recorded in 1996, is hardly "old school," and Bostonist is skeptical that any art, let alone ...
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Meet Schinina Juban "The Debutante"'s Ultimate IT Girl
Sa mga reality contest, lagi na lang may sob stories ang mga contestants, at usually, nagiging underdog sila. Meron ding kahit hindi deserving, nananalo through text votes. Kaya kung minsan, ang tanong: ano ang kasalanan kung nakaluluwag sa buhay ang isang contestant, kahit deserving, matatalo?
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Heard sponsors Wacky workshop
Learn about Native American cultures and make cool craft items as the Heard Museum West hosts Wacky Wild Workshops. The ongoing workshops continue with events Aug. 8, 9 and 23.
The Arizona Republic |
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Possible names for Delray sculpture
For your consideration Art lovers submitted 44 names to consider in the Delray Beach Public Art Advisory Board's contest:
Sun-Sentinel |
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Holland welcomes Art in the Park
Saturday marks the beginning of Holland's 29th annual Art in the Park festival.
WOOD TV 8 Grand Rapids |
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Oil Heritage Art Show winners named
Elicia Donze won the People's Choice award in the Oil Heritage Art Show with her exhibit titled "Hector." There were 278 pieces of art in all mediums on display as part of the show.
The Derrick |
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MoMA exhibit gives prefab homes their due
NEW YORK — Prefabricated houses don't have to be ticky-tacky.
Austin American-Statesman |
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