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100 artists to offer work at Spring Art Show
Nearly 100 San Geronimo Valley artists will feature their work at the 17th annual Spring Art Show, beginning at 6:30 p.
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Jazz Videos
Get featured! Submit your video Description Matt Wilson's Arts & Crafts - The Scenic Route live at the 2007 Elmhurst Jazz Festival. Matt Wilson, drums; Terell Stafford, trumpet; Gary Versace, hammond b3; Dennis Irwin, bass
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In the name of art...
Yellow Springs - No, that's not a hallucination. That pear tree really is wearing a sweater. The southwestern Ohio town's quirky public art is a conversation piece. Visitors are taking pictures with the giant, multicoloured shell. Residents are climbing ladders and sewing more pieces on the sweater.
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The world's most expensive painting...
London - A woman who posed naked for British artist Lucian Freud revealed on Saturday she was paid £20 - and the resulting painting is expected to become the most expensive work by a living artist.
Cape Argus |
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Art director acquitted over risque piece
Athens - A Greek court acquitted the director of an art show on charges of obscenity and an attack on national symbols, citing freedom of expression, Greek newspapers reported Friday.
Pretoria News |
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Clinton unleashes her inner Rambo
Belatedly, the Clinton campaign has come to realize that white men represent the critical swing vote of the 2008 primaries. When Hillary captured the white male vote, she won nine out of 14 contests.
WorldNet Daily |
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Wall sells for millions of rands
London - A wall painted on by mysterious British graffiti artist Banksy painted sold for £208 100 on Monday, according to the results of an eBay auction.
Pretoria News |
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'Artworks' stretching boundaries
Bat Yam, Israel - From pickled cows to elephant dung, the art world is no stranger to offbeat ideas. But a group of lice-infested Germans? Seven young artists from Berlin are trying to stretch the boundaries of art by living in an Israeli museum for three weeks with lice in their hair.
Pretoria News |
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Arts Connection for April 24, 2008
The Arts Connection for April 24, 2008 Learn more about Central Florida's arts community at The Red Chair Project , Central Florida's official guide to arts and culture. Also, follow the link above for Cultural Links to many arts organizations and county arts councils. Click here to listen to Part 1 Barrettwerks and choreographer Ellie Potts Barrett We'll ...
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Arts Connection for April 17, 2008
The Arts Connection for April 17, 2008 Learn more about Central Florida's arts community at The Red Chair Project , Central Florida's official guide to arts and culture. Also, follow the link above for Cultural Links to many arts organizations and county arts councils. Click here to listen to Part 1 The Bach Festival presents The Waverly Consort in concert, ...
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Arts Connection for April 10, 2008
The Arts Connection for April 10, 2008 Learn more about Central Florida's arts community at The Red Chair Project , Central Florida's official guide to arts and culture. Also, follow the link above for Cultural Links to many arts organizations and county arts councils. Click here to listen to Part 1 Samuel Beckett Festival presented by Empty Spaces Theatre Company ...
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Arts Connection for April 3, 2008
The Arts Connection for April 3, 2008 Learn more about Central Florida's arts community at The Red Chair Project , Central Florida's official guide to arts and culture. Also, follow the link above for Cultural Links to many arts organizations and county arts councils. Click here to listen to Part 1 ART NEWS Arts supporters from across the state gathered in ...
WMFE Orlando |
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A Veronica to marry her virgin Idol
VERONICAS singer Lisa Origliasso and former Australian Idol contestant Dean Geyer have announced their engagement.
Adelaide Now |
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Thousands sample literary festival's variety
NEWBURYPORT and mdash; If variety is indeed the spice of life, then downtown Newburyport was a very spicy place to be this weekend. The third annual Newburyport Literary Festival offered plenty of variety and mdash; nearly four dozen workshops, panels and readings at 11 different locations on Friday night and Saturday, with several more related events yesterday.
The Daily News of Newburyport |
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Best Bets
Today Juried art More than 130 artists from the tristate area submitted paintings for the annual Juried Awards Painting Exhibit at Cheltenham Center for the Arts. Douglass Paschall, curator of collections at the Woodmere Art Museum, juried the show and selected 70 pieces
The Philadelphia Inquirer |
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Living with lice for sake of art
BAT YAM, Israel: From pickled cows to elephant dung, the art world is no stranger to offbeat ideas. But a group of lice-infested Germans? Seven young artists from Berlin are trying to stretch the boundaries of art by living in an Israeli museum for three weeks with lice in their hair.
Gulf Times |
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NEH Gives Art to Educators
The chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, Bruce Cole, will be in town tomorrow to celebrate a new program called "Picturing America." Schools and libraries that apply to the NEH receive high-quality reproductions of 40 works of art by American painters, sculptors, photographers, and architects, along with a teacher's resource guide to help educators incorporate the artwork into ...
The New York Sun |
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New Life for the Museum of the City of New York
Almost as soon as the Museum of the City of New York opened at its current site in 1932, the trustees began discussing an addition. This summer, the dream, at long last, will come true. With the 23,000-square-foot addition to the Georgian Revival building, designed by Joseph Freedlander — an underrated architect whose other works include the Bronx County Building (1931-35) and the Andrew ...
The New York Sun |
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A Week of Wonder at Tribeca
The organizers of the ongoing Tribeca Film Festival have trumpeted this year's edition as slimmed-down, what with 25% fewer films and a smaller geographic area. But most festivalgoers are still finding it a considerable challenge to navigate the hundreds of events spread out across the city over the course of only 10 days. With four days now in the can, here's a survey of 10 not-to-be-missed ...
The New York Sun |
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Memories of the refugee life
A small, but impressive, one-woman show, "Memory Transformed" presents Lilli Gettinger's polychrome relief sculptures and pastel drawings at the Michener Art Museum in Doylestown.
The Philadelphia Inquirer |
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Annual Arts Showcase set to begin Wednesday
Art teachers from all over Floyd County will be busy bees Tuesday, setting up for the 12th annual Arts Showcase at The Forum.As many as 100 student art pieces from Floyd County and Rome City schools, St. Mary’s School, Montessori School of Rome, Darlington School, Georgia School for the Deaf, Berry Elementary and Middle schools and local home school children will be on display Wednesday and ...
Rome News-Tribune |
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Baghdad museum receives artifacts stolen from Iraq
BAGHDAD — Iraq's National Museum on Sunday welcomed the return of more than 700 antiquities stolen during the chaos that followed the U.S.-led invasion five years ago.
The Standard-Times |
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Soak up some inspiration at the Art Barn
Want to get inspired? Take a trip to The Art Barn School of Art where there will soon be a new display of award-winning works from local, regional and national artists. The 15th Annual Juried Art Exhibition opens May 10 and more than $1,500 in awards will be given that evening.
The Times of Northwest Indiana |
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Art collection transforms hospital walls
NEW BEDFORD — If you don't think original oil paintings, one-of-a-kind sculptures and vibrant photographs sound like your typical hospital waiting room art then you're right, they're not.
The Standard-Times |
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Stroud Center hosts film festival
While a little boy lets the tap run in a bathroom sink, his older sister watches in horror as the water seems to drain from an aquarium containing her pet fish.
The Philadelphia Inquirer |
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