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Questions/Answers
Questions and answers on Daily Bulletin stories from readers like you. POMONA - Web pages, podcasts and digital photography are all elements of modern technology and, on Saturday, educators will get a chance to learn how to use these and other technologies in their classrooms.
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Asia's new art collectors seek status, style and smart investments
HONG KONG (AFP) - A pioneering art fair in Hong Kong is expected to attract 15,000 potential buyers, reflecting how modern art has become as desirable for many Asian consumers as the latest luxury-brand watch.
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Asia's new art collectors seek status, style and smart investments
A pioneering art fair in Hong Kong is expected to attract 15,000 potential buyers, reflecting how modern art has become as desirable for many Asian consumers as the latest luxury-brand watch.
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Artists features at the Lawrence Gallery
Artwork by Barry Mack and Korey Gulbrandson will be on display during the month of May at the Lawrence Gallery at Salishan. Barry Mack began painting around the age of 11 and has continued to develop for over 30 years.
Newport News-Times |
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Artists featured at Toledo's First Weekend
For First Weekend in Toledo this Saturday and Sunday, the Briseño Gallery will host a portfolio exhibit and sale of recent oil paintings on canvas by Philomath artist Robert G. Falck. Also, a display of several paintings by Eugene artist Sandra McCourry will be featured.
Newport News-Times |
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Lincoln County youth display art in Newport
Artwork by youth from Lincoln County will be on display at the Newport Visual Arts Center during the month of May. The Runyan Gallery will showcase work by high school and middle school students and also will feature special art projects from elementary school students and from the Nye Beach Montessori School.
Newport News-Times |
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Seal Rock photographer featured at Toad Hall
During the months of May and June, Richard LaFond, Seal Rock photographer, will display photographic prints of his "flower portraits" at Toad Hall, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday through Monday.
Newport News-Times |
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Silk painting exhibit opens at Canyon Way May 1
Artist Lê trung Chính "Chinh Le" features his silk paintings for his first public art exhibit in Newport at the Canyon Way restaurant for the month of May. The show is composed of more than 20 silk paintings of scenes of Oregon and Vietnam.
Newport News-Times |
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Grants provide for many materials
Pioneer High School art teacher Lynn Plocher stood in front of the Woodland School Board last week, holding a cardboard box that was filled with art supplies, slides of ancient artwork, a teaching workbook and a music CD.
The Daily Democrat |
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Aquarium prepares to open Oddwater
The Oregon Coast Aquarium is preparing to open its new exhibit called Oddwater during Memorial Day weekend. As the name implies, Oddwater offers encounters with strange marine life.
Newport News-Times |
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Brasher, Northrup museum proposed
Kent is a little town that has more cultural and educational opportunities than its tiny population would seem to warrant. With multiple art galleries, three private prep schools, a public elementary school, and three museums, it would seem a rich environment for those seeking diverse experiences.
The Kent Dispatch |
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Past, future come together in MSU concert
Five students at Minot State University will present senior exhibitions through May in the Northwest Art Center’s two galleries at MSU. Through May 28 in the Gordon Olson Library Gallery, Erin Twomey of Minot will show “Within These Walls: Objects and Architecture.”
Minot Daily News |
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Art show back in Missoula
Nearly 200 oil paintings are now on display in Missoula as 75 artists from 33 different states are making the Garden City their canvas this weekend.
KPAX Missoula |
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Papier Mache Jewelry
It's truly amazing what papier mache artists can accomplish with this wonderfully versatile medium. Artists like Tine Wiggens who I recently discovered in the Papier Mache Gallery.
BellaOnline |
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Upcoming events in the West Valley
See who will be crowned Ms. Senior Arizona, a pageant for women 60 and older, at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Maricopa County Events Center, 19403 R.H. Johnson Blvd., Sun City West. Each contestant will be judged in four categories: philosophy of life, evening gown, talent and an interview with the judges. Tickets are priced at $15 and $25 each. Box office: 623-474-3353.
The Arizona Republic |
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Artfact Live! Offers Complimentary Access to Art, Antiques and Collectibles Price Results
Artfact.com has the largest and most comprehensive database of fine art antiques and collectibles auction price results in the world, and has recently surpassed 30 million auction results representing more than $90 billion in value.
PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Diversity and Reinvention
If you think contemporary art is all abstracts and installations, Andy Stout, executive director of the Florence Museum of Art, Science and History, is quick to correct you. As the Florence Museum prepares for its 30th Annual Statewide Art Competition, which welcomes contemporary art from around South Carolina, Stout says “contemporary” is not so much a definition of style but of time period. ...
Florence Morning News |
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UVA boots fake poop from exhibit
This still from “The Great ‘Seal’ of Virginia: A Dreamscape” shows Seal, the University of Virginia’s old mascot, rising from the grave to feast on the Cavalier.
WSLS Newschannel 10 Roanoke |
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Apple Valley painting group open to all
HOWARD — Apple Valley is full of elegantly winding roads peppered with picturesque houses. The homes overlook a placid reservoir that runs the length of the development. It is on a hillside on the east side of the lake that the Apple Valley Clubhouse is home, every second and fourth Wednesday of the month, to the Apple Valley Artists.
Mount Vernon News |
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Maryland Film Festival
Navigate the movie madness with critics' picks, photos, trailers, showtimes and more.
Baltimore Sun |
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Heritage Month kicks off
“To build among people a consciousness, respect, and pride for the legacies of Filipino cultural history” is the chief objective of the Filipino Heritage Festival as it commences this merry month of May.
Manila Standard Today |
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Tanavoli's Persepolis sculpture breaks record at Dubai art sale
Tanavoli's sculpture 'The Wall (Oh Persepolis)' reportedly fetched some $2.84 million at Christie's fourth auction of modern and contemporary art in Dubai on Wednesday.
Payvand Iran News |
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Woodcarving group to meet Tuesday
AMSTERDAM — The Mohawk Valley Art and Woodcarving Association will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Horace J. Inman Senior Citizens Center at 53 Guy Park Ave.
The Leader-Herald |
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4th-graders devise their own exhibits for joint Kreeger Elementary, state museum display
Fowlerville teacher Ken Damerow expanded his award-winning museum project to include all fourth-grade students at Kreeger Elementary this year. More than 100 students will show their museum displays to family visitors in the lobby of the Fowlerville Performing Arts Center today.
The Ann Arbor News |
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Literary calendar for May 4-10
Literary Events Today DISCUSSION/SIGNING: Rita Wehunt-Black ("Gaston County: A Brief History"), 3-4 p.m., Gaston County Museum of Art & History, 131 West Main St., Dallas. Free. 704-922-7681. Wednesday SIGNING: Kevin Duffus ("The Lost Light" and "Shipwrecks of the Outer Banks"), 5 p.m., Park Road Books, 4139 Park Road. 704-525-9239. Thursday POETRY OPEN MIKE: With host ...
The Charlotte Observer |
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