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Home and Garden Calendar
Arteast Studio and Exhibition Tour — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Sunday — Self-guided tour showcases artists who live and work in the Madison County area — Free — 618-462-5222 — www.arteasttour.com Grand Opening Event — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Interior Design Center of St. Louis, 11660 Page Service Drive — See the latest interior design products and trends, seminars by Alan Brainerd, interior ...
St. Louis Post-Dispatch |
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Nostalgic artwork stirs up warm feelings
We've all heard of comfort food, but what about comfort art? If certain types of visual art, like certain types of music, could soothe your soul and take your mind off your troubles, at least for a bit, wouldn't that be a great term for it?
The Springfield News-Leader |
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Last MAD drawings to auction
New York -- The last batch of original drawings of Alfred E. Newman and other early works from MAD are being put up for auction by the magazine, which since 1952 has kept legions of American youths reading under the covers with flashlights.
The Springfield News-Leader |
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Local Beat 10/18/08
Oct. 18The 2008 Kerens Cotton Harvest Festival will be held from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. in historic downtown Kerens.
Corsicana Daily Sun |
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China exhibit sets its designs on U.S.
CINCINNATI -- A poster of a man's intertwined legs -- one clad in a pant made from traditional Chinese dress and the other in a Western suit pant -- offers a taste of the kind of East-West mix showcased in an exhibition making its U.S. debut.
The Columbus Dispatch |
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Artist taps into emotion of pregnancy
Stepping off the elevator into the lobby of the new Pregnancy Care Center facilities, it looks like an art gallery.
The Springfield News-Leader |
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Rare Pullman on block
[The products of a 30-year shopping binge are hitting the auction block.
Amarillo Globe-News |
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A cozy, rustic cottage
In the fall of 2006, a homey little Cape Cod built of brick and flagstone and situated on a tree-lined street in northwest Baltimore County waited to be purchased by people who would fall in love with it. Its former owners, one of them a contractor, had completely renovated the quaint 1940 house, rendering it in move-in condition.
Baltimore Sun |
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Artists' Creations Among the Draws to "A Night of Magic""
While the Toy Town Museum in East Aurora may be familiar to many community members, few people have seen it at after hours. The evening of Oct. 25, guests will be welcomed into the museum for what organizers are calling "A Night of Magic."
East Aurora Advertiser |
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Saturday `Flamenco: The Art of the Dance'
Clarita Filgueiras of the Flamenco Puro Dance Company and flamenco guitarist Luis Linares will perform in a program designed especially to give children a fun interactive look at the fine arts.
Miami Herald |
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Photo: Oak Park through a lens
Ana Trejo, 33, left, Tiffany Chastain, 19,and Matt Abero, 20, are among more than 100 photography students from Cosumnes River College, Public School 7 and Christian Brothers High School who are documenting the cultural renaissance of Oak Park.
The Sacramento Bee |
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Yes, he painted it
Cholla the painting horse stands with one of his works, "The Big Red Buck," at his owner Renee Chambers' ranch in Reno, Nev. Cholla is a mustang and quarter horse mix whose artwork has been exhibited from San Francisco to New York. "Buck" is now headed to an art competition in Italy.
Arizona Daily Star |
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SEAL Museum in St. Lucie County will erect a statue to honor the fallen
Statue and a garden to serve as a memorial Memorializing the members of the Underwater Demolition Teams and the Navy SEALs who gave their lives in the line of duty came a step closer to fruition last week.
Sun-Sentinel |
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Famed art collection is back on display at Fisk University
Fisk University's much-praised and much-argued-over Alfred Stieglitz Collection is open for viewing after a three-year hiatus.
The Tennessean |
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507th veterans center of attention as World War II hangar opens
More than 300 local dignitaries sat in the presence of history and heroes Friday as the Museum of Aviation officially opened its World War II Exhibit Hangar.
Macon Telegraph |
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1018 Paul Cheesman Exhibit
66Housed in the Reading Room of the Joseph Smith Building on BYU campus, the exhibit features items from the collection of Paul R. Cheesman, a former professor of religious education.
Provo Daily Herald |
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State of the art
It started as a flowerbed, and over the next two years it bloomed into an outdoor art exhibit that brightens up the corner of College and York Streets in Poultney. ... - By DAWSON RASPUZZI Herald Staff
Rutland Herald |
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Postage stamp dealers host mega-event at Madison Square Garden
The American Stamp Dealers Association's fall Postage Stamp Mega-Event begins Thursday at Madison Square Garden. The more than 80 exhibitors will include dealers, postal administrations, and philatelic clubs and societies. A highlight of the event will be the first-day ceremony...
The Star-Ledger |
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Customers Have More Power to Choose and Be Chosen Says Social Media Expert Due to Speak at New 'Marketing Through ...
"There is no doubt that the consumer has more power than ever before to choose and be chosen. Businesses which lack experience in this area ought to catch up......and quickly!" says Mel Carson, adCenter Community Manager, Microsoft Advertising, when recently asked to comment on his seminar session at IMS 2008. IMS is a major exhibition for marketing professionals wanting to drive business ...
PRWeb via Yahoo! News |
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Going green gets easy at eco-friendly event
STAMFORD - Don't worry if you get dirty examining the compost heaps at the third annual Green Living Festival, because cleaning up has never been so eco-friendly.
Stamford Advocate |
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ODDS AND ENDS: Larry Butcher wins top art contest award, author to read from her works, Midland Theatre Guild casting ...
Courtesy of Midland Center for the ArtsLarry Butcher of Midland won the grand prize in the 48th Annual Greater Michigan Art Exhibition at the Midland Center for the Arts. Larry D. Butcher, a professor of art at Delta College, is...
The Saginaw News |
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Greene & Greene works shown at art exhibit
SAN MARINO - For lovers of the Arts and Crafts movement and the works of iconic Pasadena designers Charles and Henry Greene, this is the place to be this weekend. • Photo Gallery: Greene Gallery
Pasadena Star-News |
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NYer Of The Week: Artists Show Cerebral Palsy Is No Limitation
Our latest New Yorkers of the Week are using art to help those with cerebral palsy showcase their talents. NY1's Annika Pergament filed their story. Painting wasn't always so easy for Robin Gray. She couldn't figure out how to hold a paintbrush, and was in pain when she tried.
NY1 News |
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PHS fall choral concert is Monday
The Princeton High School Fine Arts Division will present the music department’s annual fall choral concert at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Sally Skinner Council Auditorium. Members of the mixed Chamber Choir and the Concert Choir will perform during the event. The fall art show will be on display in Rooms 104 and 1206 before and after the concert. Tickets are $4 for adults, $3 for students and ...
Bureau County Republican |
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A Harvest of Delights
Handblown Art Glass by Jeff Price is just one of the many discoveries to be made at this year's Harvest Festival, continuing at the Long Beach Convention Center through this weekend. » Photos
Long Beach Press-Telegram |
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