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Art groups: Keep ad funding same for now
The way hotel-motel funds are dispersed may stay the same this year. On Thursday, members of local arts organizations seeking funds had a meeting to discuss a proposed change in the funding allocations.
Kerrville Daily Times |
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Indian Festival princess-brave contest scheduled Monday
TIONESTA - The annual Tionesta Indian Festival Indian princess and brave pageant will be held at 7 p.m. Monday at the West Forest Elementary-Secondary School gymnasium.
The Derrick |
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Popular business directory searches
Head Pressman The Edmond Sun has immediate opening for Head Pressman. Must: • Be available to work days ... >MORE PROGRAM COORDINATOR PROGRAM COORDINATOR Renaissance Mgmt Group, child-placing agency seeks FT coordinator to work with consumers ...
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Mad about manga w/ link to learn more about Manga art and comics
CARTHAGE, Mo. — ArtCentral has become known for unique and contemporary pieces of artwork, ranging from sculptures to oil paintings. This week, a group of aspiring young artists got a taste of something different during an art camp sponsored by the arts center.
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Steinbeck Festival schedule of events
The National Steinbeck Center hosts its annual Steinbeck Festival this weekend, with events including a presentation by the grandson of Pancho Villa, tours of famous Steinbeck-related locations such as Doc Ricketts' lab in Monterey, children's events, food and dance performances, literary discussions and more.
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Obaku Harmony® watches – now at the Aros art museum
The latest and most sensational museum of modern art in Scandinavia– Aros in Aarhus (Denmark) is showing a special exhibition of designer watches Obaku Harmony® in their art boutique in connection with an exhibition from the world famous artist, Mariko Mori.
Europa Star |
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Newsday staffers honored for their work
Newsday journalists received several awards in this year's state Associated Press Association contest.
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Let's Go Out This Weekend: Jersey Takes the Rock
This weekend, Jersey City — not our beloved New York City — becomes the main attraction for the biggest musical event of the summer. The first (hopefully annual) All Points West music and arts festival will invade Liberty State Park with three days of concerts by 45 artists, as well as audience amusements such as a Sony PlayStation tent and the TRASHed Recycling Store, where attendees can trade ...
The New York Sun |
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CARLSBAD: Downtown 'Village' area to host fine art show
CARLSBAD ---- A sculpture school in downtown Carlsbad will have a starring role in this year's Art in the Village, Artist and Artisans festival Sunday. "Because we have such a big presentation ... we have more space than anybody else in the show," sa
North County Times |
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A plus for Heritage Festival
The 2008 Tobago Heritage Festival is now history and it would go down as one of the better-organised events since the start of the 21-year-old event.
Tobago News |
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Art show opens in Morganton
Morganton - Charlie Frye opens his show, The Decomposition of Poe, Friday at the Burke Arts Council's Jailhouse Gallery, 115 E. Meeting St. The 30-year-old artist will exhibit 50 pieces from his study of literary artist Edgar Allan Poe - all created in a period of less than a year. Frye lives in Lenoir with his wife and 4-year-old daughter. He worked professionally as a special education ...
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Official: Marines’ museum a major attraction
Since its opening in November 2006, an estimated 850,000 people have visited the Marine Corps Heritage Museum in Triangle, according to statements made to Prince William supervisors during a Tuesday meeting.
InsideNoVa.com |
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The Art + Environment Conference at Nevada Museum of Art
RENO, NV.- Global interest in the intersections of nature and culture has broadened in recent years and contemporary artists and designers have re-envisioned the concept of environment.
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Dallas Museum of Art Acquires Four Masterworks of 19th and Early 20th Century Art through the McDermott Art Fund
DALLAS.- The Dallas Museum of Art recently acquired four highly significant works of American art through the Eugene and Margaret McDermott Art Fund as the newest additions to the Museum’s collection, it was announced by Bonnie Pitman, The Eugene McDermott Director of the DMA.
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The Museum of New Art and Daimler Financial Services form Partnership
DETROIT, MI.- The Museum of New Art (MONA) and Daimler Financial Services (DFS) announced a new partnership which facilitates a global dialogue between artists, while promoting art exchanges between the hip and urban cultures of Detroit and Berlin.
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Major Retrospective Exhibition of Works by Edward Seago (1910-1974) To Open
LONDON.- The Taylor Gallery Ltd., specialists in work by Edward Seago, are organizing a major retrospective exhibition of his paintings and watercolours, in collaboration with Colnaghi, London, the gallery that represented the artist in his heyday.
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Manning Williams: A Visual Commentary at The Florence Museum
Manning Williams, The Last Parking Place on Broadway, acrylic on canvas © 2004. FLORENCE, SC.-
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Role of Classical Sculpture Explored through Important Painting by Lawrence Alma-Tadema
Lawrence Alma-Tadema, The Sculpture Gallery, 1874, oil on canvas. Gift of Arthur M Loew, Class of 1921A; P.961.125. HANOVER, NH.-
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33rd Edition of Art Nocturne Knocke Opens in Belgian Coast
KNOKKE-HEIST, BELGIUM.- From 9 till 17 August, you will be spoilt at the CC Scharpoord in Knokke-Heist with 33rd edition of Art Nocturne Knocke and the 15th Sculpture Link Knokke.
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Miami Art Museum Presents Today Selections from the Permanent Collection
Gerhard Richter, Abstraktes bild (742-4) (Abstract Picture [742-4]) 1991, Oil on wood, 57 x 59 inches, Collection Miami Art Museum, gift of Mimi and Bud Floback in honor of Suzanne Delehanty.
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Brooklyn Museum Presents Retrospective of Work By Internationally Acclaimed Artists Gilbert & George
LIGHT HEADED, 1991. © Gilbert & George. 99 1/2 x 139 3/4 in. (253 x 355 cm). ARTIST ROOMS. Tate, London and the National Galleries of Scotland. Acquired jointly through the d'Offay Donation with assistance from the National Heritage Memorial Fund and The Art Fund 2008.
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Ceramics artist, educator Don Hunt dies
Ceramics artist Don Hunt, whose name is synonymous with art education in Madison, died Wednesday at the Don and Marilyn Anderson HospiceCare Center in Fitchburg. He was 62. In his 34 years teaching sculpture and ceramics at Madison West High School until his retirement in 2002, and as an artist in residence for Bethel Horizons in Dodgeville for four decades, Hunt influenced thousands. He also ...
Wisconsin State Journal |
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Eccentricity Revives Vermont?s River Towns
The entrepreneurial eccentricity of Vermont described in a depression era travel guide is resurfacing today, as exhibited along the Connecticut River in the southeastern sliver of the state.
New York Times |
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Amon Carter Museum sells Russell oil painting
By Gaile Robinson The Amon Carter Musuem sold one of its most famous Charles M. Russell oil paintings at the Silver Legacy Resort Casino in Reno, Nevada on July 26. The Coeur D'Alene Art Auction handled the sale The Hold Up painted by Russell in 1899 was bought by a private collector for $5,167,000.00. The painting that depicts a roadside robbery of stagecoach passengers was part of Amon ...
Fort Worth Star-Telegram |
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Amon Carter Museum sells Russell oil painting
By Gaile Robinson The Amon Carter Museum sold one of its most famous Charles M. Russell oil paintings at the Silver Legacy Resort Casino in Reno, Nev., on July 26. The Coeur D'Alene Art Auction handled the sale. The Hold Up painted by Russell in 1899 was bought by a private collector for $5,167,000. The painting that depicts a roadside robbery of stagecoach passengers was part of Amon ...
Fort Worth Star-Telegram |
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