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Beyond the Steps Brandywine Ballet Company's spring performance, "Beyond the Steps," will feature George Balanchine's masterpiece, Serenade. Also, two works by Ronen Koresh of Philadelphia's Koresh Dance Company will premiere as part of this weekend's show. Kore
The Philadelphia Inquirer |
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National Geographic Wins 3 Awards, Honored Beyond Photography
The awards reflect the efforts of National Geographic, long recognized for top-flight photography, to elevate the rest of its offerings.
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Locals fare well at film festival
On Sunday night, the fourth annual West Chester Film Festival wrapped up with local filmmakers doing well with awards.
The Philadelphia Inquirer |
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Stevie Wonder returns to Jazz Fest
NEW ORLEANS -- It's been more than 30 years since Stevie Wonder took the stage at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. That appearance was a surprise.
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Longtime teacher receives arts award
A 35-year veteran art teacher in Northwest Suburban High School District 214 is this year's Friend of the Arts.
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Artists unleashed: Creative juices flow in Mount Clemens
Ever wonder how a painter, sculptor or other artists approach their work? Do they listen to music, stare at the canvas or walk around for inspiration?
Macomb Daily |
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Law Day winners named, locals earn state honors
GREENVILLE — Some of the best legal minds in the State of Texas are still attending schools in Hunt County. Local and state level winners of the annual Law Day contest, sponsored by the Hunt County Bar Association, were recognized Thursday during a celebration luncheon in their honor.
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Volcano event to clear air about recent eruption
The David A. Johnston Cascades Volcano Observatory will throw open its doors Saturday for a free open house featuring hands-on demonstrations, exhibits and opportunities to chat with some of the natio...
The Columbian |
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Museum to highlight young artists' works
Mike Owen is a 21-year-old Elmhurst resident diagnosed with a high functioning form of autism. He taught himself to paint and draw by watching television five years ago.
Daily Herald |
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Lombard's annual Lilac Time begins Saturday
The weather isn't making it easy. But there's no stopping the annual Lilac Time festival, a two-week event that celebrates the blooming of Lombard's favorite flower.
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Let the weekend be a lesson in the fine art of gallery hopping
Mini-comics, jewelry by local artists, Russian photography — here's your chance to see a little bit of everything this weekend.
Pioneer Press |
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Celebrate all forms of art at CLC festival
Nearly 60 College of Lake County students and community members will share their artistic talents in the college's 10th Annual "Fear No Art," Friday through Sunday.
Daily Herald |
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Student artists to take over Antioch Saturday
Area school children will once again turn downtown Antioch into an art gallery Saturday.
Daily Herald |
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Detroit Jazz Festival to focus on Philadelphia
DETROIT - Christian McBride has played the Detroit International Jazz Festival only once (in 2001), but he's never forgotten how the audience...
The News-Press |
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Art museum names new executive director
The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art officially named a new executive director Thursday after searching for more than a year to fill the position. Jill Hartz, the former director of the University of Virginia Art Museum for 10 years, will begin full time at the University in August, she said.
Oregon Daily Emerald |
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Mother's Day events scheduled around state
The 100th anniversary of Mother's Day has prompted themed concerts, exhibits and services, particularly in Grafton, birthplace of Mother's Day.
The Charleston Gazette |
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Teen takes a top prize in art contest
WINDHAM -- Melissa Fitzgerald prays nearly every night, usually for things like safety for her family and friends. ... - By MICHAEL BRINDLEY Staff Writer
The Nashua Telegraph |
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'Art in the City' entry deadline is May 23
The entry deadline is May 23 for artists who plan to enter the "Art in the City" juried exhibition hosted by the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana.
The Gleaner |
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Will F&P have high standards in Carmen's hometown?
Carmen wants to know if F&P will continue to have such high standards in her hometown. The Directors of the Human Rights Film Festival welcome Fisher & Paykel’s commitment to the environment and creating an atmosphere where "All employees are encouraged to contribute to the business.
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Arts festival to showcase performers
The Moorpark Arts Festival will provide a number of live performances Sun., May 4 in the downtown area. All events are free and suitable for families. The following groups will perform at the High Street Arts Center at 45 E. High St.: Conejo Players Children's Theater, 11 a.m.; Dancing Divas, 11:30 a.m.
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Fri., MAY 2 LIFE Animal Rescue hosts "A Pawsitively Purrfect Night at the Casino" fundraiser, 7 to 11 p.m., Sunset Hills Country Club, 4155 Erbes Road, Thousand Oaks. Hors d'oeuvres, live entertainment, silent auction, casino games, Texas Hold'em poker, door prizes. $60. All proceeds benefit LIFE Animal Rescue. lifeanimalrescue@aol.com.
Moorpark Acorn |
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May Fair to feature work by county children in foster care
Transcript Staff WriterOne little girl calls her handprint painting a "snow angel."Another child went the ...
The Norman Transcript |
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[Best Bets] Wednesday, May 7
If you haven’t already, be sure to stop in at the Mississippi Museum of Art to take in the Young Person’s Cultural Exchange Exhibit, featuring artwork from young people across the state. Call 601-960-1515 for details.
Jackson Free Press |
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Memphis Commercial Appeal |
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At TriBeCa Film Festival, Winners Dot the Map
Films from Sweden, Turkey, the Netherlands, Britain, the United States and Spain captured the top awards Thursday in juried competitions at the TriBeCa Film Festival.
New York Times |
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