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What event? When is it? Where is it? Lanore Pearlman went to the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., to study the Dutch masters. Perhaps the Department of Education should have studied this American master of education instead.
San Gabriel Valley Tribune |
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Warner Park to host local art show
The Warner Park Fine Arts and Crafts Show will be held from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sat. and Sun., Nov. 1 and 2 at Warner Park, 5900 Topanga Canyon Blvd., Woodland Hills.
The Acorn |
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Homeowner goes political after graffiti ruined previous artwork
A Capitol Hill homeowner responds to graffiti on her garage by painting a huge image of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Mountaintop Healthcare to host fundraiser
WAYNESVILLE – Mountaintop Healthcare is hosting its first fundraising event on Nov. 1. Laurel Ridge Pavilion will be the site of dinner, a silent auction and entertainment.
Asheville Citizen-Times |
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Chanel handbag show opens to Central Park
NEW YORK (AFP) - The iconic quilted leather Chanel handbag with its golden chain gets honored in a new exhibition in New York's Central Park, housed in a snow-white spaceship-like mobile art gallery designed by Iraqi -born British architect Zaha Hadid.
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Chanel handbag show opens to Central Park
The iconic quilted leather Chanel handbag with its golden chain gets honored in a new exhibition in New York's Central Park, housed in a snow-white spaceship-like mobile art gallery designed by Iraqi-born British architect Zaha Hadid.
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A quilt will be auctioned during November to benefit Meals on Wheels of Asheville and Buncombe County in the community room of Earth Fare on Hendersonville Road.
Asheville Citizen-Times |
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Joseph Arthur's Wig
"My art is spiritual nerve," Joseph Arthur writes in a manifesto for Wig, his upcoming exhibition at Galerie Pangée. The manifesto satisfies two goals: It allows Arthur to poetically explain what the show's about as well as what the show entails.
Hour.ca |
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City cancels Phantom Art Gallery, again
The Phantom Art Gallery has seen its fair share of set backs lately. Originally scheduled to take place in the Marting's building, was postponed, and was recently announced that 526 Second St. in the Boneyfiddle district in downtown Portsmouth would be the new home. City inspectors now say the new location is not up to code.
Portsmouth Daily Times |
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Local art center looking for new exhibitions
Redux Contemporary Art Center is currently accepting applications for the 2009-10 exhibition schedule. The center welcomes all media and artists, and is especially interested in work that can be made (at least in part) on site. Each artist invited to exhibit will receive a minimum of one week for their installation process, followed by a 45 day exhibition.
The Post and Courier |
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Experience Pacific culture on Hilton Head Island
Endangered Arts continues its annual fall show next weekend, featuring two artists painting live in the Hilton Head Island gallery.
Island Packet |
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An old hand guides new music venue
During last month's opening celebrations of the Massry Center for the Arts at The College of Saint Rose in Albany, most of the attention went to the gallery's inaugural installation by Judy Pfaff. But music is the focus of the 46,000-square-foot building, which includes the 400-seat Kathleen McManus Picotte Recital Hall where 57 members of the Albany Symphony Orchestra performed the inaugural ...
Albany Times Union |
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Factory photos
Andy Warhol photographs find a new home at three colleges in region When he was at the height of his fame, working on art around the clock in his Factory in New York City, pop artist Andy Warhol snapped thousands of Polaroids of those around him. In some, the subjects are well-coiffed and starry-eyed, in others they look ravaged. They are frequently nude. The photos are snapshots of a ...
Albany Times Union |
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Art lover? Attend CareGivers auction
NASHUA -- The CareGivers Inc. will hold its fourth annual functional art fundraiser "The Art of Caring" on Thursday, Oct. 30, at the Crowne Plaza, beginning with a preview at 6 p.m. The live auction will begin at 6:30 p.m. ...
The Nashua Telegraph |
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ART GALLERIES: Great spots to see local art
Exhibit listings are published on a rotating basis as space allows.
Bradenton Herald |
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Birth of Coffee at Baton Rouge Community Gallery
Coffee: We all drink it, we all love it. Not so special, right? Wrong! With the upcoming art exhibit, The Birth of Coffee, the seemingly random “cup o’ Joe” is given a new face.
Tiger Weekly |
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Paul Dufour (1922 - 2008)
All too often, certain words are used with a frequency that diminishes their impact, rendering them effectively impotent. Titles such as “visionary,” “genius” and even “educator” have fallen victim to such fate to varying degrees.
Tiger Weekly |
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MUSEUMS: Cool & historic things to see
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Bradenton Herald |
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Exhibit showcases the beauty of arts and crafts
When we think of utilitarian objects, beauty isn’t always the first thing that comes to mind. Necessities of daily life tend to put good design in a parallel universe turned out with Barcelona chairs by Mies van de Rohe.
Bradenton Herald |
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ART GALLERIES: Great spots to see local art
Exhibit listings are published on a rotating basis as space allows.
Bradenton Herald |
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Building Our City: 701 Whaley reborn
The old Olympia community center building reopens today as 701 Whaley with an open house for the community. Free tours, a pig-picking and music will be on tap to celebrate the $6.5 million (and counting) renovation of the historic structure. The century-old building, formerly known as Gallery 701, will be home to an artist-in-residency program — a first in the state — as well as apartments, ...
The State |
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Joseph Arthur's Wig
"My art is spiritual nerve," Joseph Arthur writes in a manifesto for Wig, his upcoming exhibition at Galerie Pangée. The manifesto satisfies two goals: It allows Arthur to poetically explain what the show's about as well as what the show entails.
Hour.ca |
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Prep football preview
Keith and Francis Marion enter their contest on Friday at opposite ends of the spectrum. With a 50-6 win over R.C. Hatch last week, the Bears (6-2) clinched their first playoff spot since 1997 and can improve to a 3-seed with a win over the Rams.
The Selma Times-Journal |
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Bumper crowds for Snow Ball Blind Time
The Govett-Brewster Art Gallery’s highly anticipated spring exhibition, Peter Robinson: Snow Ball Blind Time has snowballed in popularity among gallery visitors and critics alike.
Scoop.co.nz |
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Children’s university seeks community support
Carol Lockwood, a member of the Scotts Bluff Children’s University board, shows an artist’s rendering of a proposed explorative center supporters hope will be constructed near Riverside Zoo.
Scottsbluff Star-Herald |
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