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Celebrating Stanley Spornys work and life
Editors note: After this review was turned in, it was learned that artist Stanley Sporny died last week. See the comment at the end about the artist by gallery owner Callen McJunkin. The Callen McJunkin Gallery is exhibiting 12 new paintings from t...
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Artist Paolo Corvino's political works are scattered throughout the world - including in the window of his gallery in Larchmont. More The Mamaroneck village board has approved the consolidation of senior services between the town and the village, doing away with the village nutrition center at Town Hall and moving it to the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall on Boston Post Road, home of the Larchmont ...
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Wellington galleries embrace WelTec graduates
From Wednesday 5 November, Toi Pôneke Gallery will be awash with proud parents and friends when WelTec’s Bachelor of Visual Arts graduate exhibitions open to the public.
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IN THE ARTS
The Art Alliance of Monmouth County's 22nd Annual Statewide Juried Exhibition. Work will be judged by Jennifer Field, curatorial assistant of painting & sculpture at the MuseumofModernArt. $1,000 in awards will be presented the night of the opening, Nov. 1. The Art Alliance is located at 33 Monmouth St. in Red Bank. Gallery Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, noon to 4 p.
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Outsider artist works from the inside
Middletown artist Tracey Ann Finley has passion and a personal vision that enable her to create original and intuitive artwork that come from her life experience and ideals. Without years of artist training and obsessing over style, she is beginning to mature into an artist of note.
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Anxiety and 9/11 serve as inspiration for artist's work
On Tuesday, installation artist Deborah Aschheim gave a lecture to ISU faculty and staff at the University Gallery. Aschheim spoke of her battles as an artist and the progressions her work has made over the years. Aschheim earned a BA in anthropology from Brown University.
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Danforth hosts children's author Sunday
Go batty Sunday during a free program when best-selling children's author and illustrator Brian Lies brings his BATSmobile to the Danforth Museum of Art in Framingham.
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Reidsville business to close after awning comes down
Owners Wayne and Bobbie Strider were to speak at a Nov. 4 council meeting about the contested awning. “They didn’t forewarn us at all. They never called and said, ‘We’re coming to take your awning down Sunday night,’” Bobbie Strider said.
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Reflect With This Captivating Collection of Paintings -- New Picture Book Showcases Vladimir A. Shvartsman's ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 29, 2008 -- After dealing with many personal struggles decades ago, Russia-born author Vladimir A. Shvartsman chose painting as a way to redeem himself and, at the same time, express his insights to others.
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Atlantic Coastline Artists Guild holds Greet the Artist — Joe Sullo
TIFTON — The public is invited to meet artist Joseph A. Sullo from 5 until 7 p.m.. today at the Atlantic Coastline Artist Guild, 119 Love Ave. Sullo will have a selection of his oil paintings on display in the gallery for viewing during the “Greet the Artist” event.
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As economy melts away, so does New York sculpture
NEW YORK (AP) — The economy is melting — literally. Two artists on Wednesday installed a 1,500-pound ice sculpture that spelled the word ``Economy'' in Manhattan's financial district.
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Cape May Jazz Festival’s 15th year and 30th festival celebration presented by New Jersey Division of Travel and Tourism and Bank of America will take place Nov. 7-9.
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Melting ice sculpture installed in NY
The US economy is melting - literally. Two artists have installed a 680kg ice sculpture carved to spell the word "Economy" in Manhattan's financial district.
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Local Art Auction Benefits Museum
Are you going to go trick or treating this year? Are you going to hand out candy this year? Do you accept candy from strangers?
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Review of Stanley Spornys work and life
EDITORS NOTE: After this review was turned into the Gazette, we learned that artist Stanley Sporny had died last week. See the tribute at the end about the artist, provided by gallery owner Callen Mcjunkin. To share comments on Spornys work and life, see
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Things to do: Festival, dinner
The Certified Local Fall Festival will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, at Duck and Decanter, 16th Street and Camelback Road.
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A church leader came under fire yesterday after he accused the Prime Minister of promoting legislation that would ...
A private collector has stepped in to fill a gap – which many will hope is only temporary – on the walls of the National Gallery of Scotland, by donating a valuable self portrait by the leading painter Lucian Freud.
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Melting Ice Sculpture Represents Wall St. Crisis
The economy is melting, literally. On Wednesday, two artists installed a 1,500-pound ice sculpture carved to spell the word ''Economy'' in Manhattan's financial district. The ''Main Street Meltdown'' will remain in Foley Square until it melts about 24 hours.
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20 Undergrads Compete For Finals In UBD Talent Contest
Bandar Seri Begawan - Twenty University Brunei Darussalam (UBD), undergraduates competed for a place in the finals of the UBD Talent corn-petition yesterday at the multipurpose hall of student affairs, UBD.
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Melting ice sculpture represents Wall St. crisis
NEW YORK (AP) - The economy is melting - literally.
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Anish Kapoor Turns Art Inside Out, Hates the Smell of Hairspray
Oct. 30 (Bloomberg) -- Anish Kapoor is watching an assistant stick tiny trees on an architectural maquette with hairspray. ``Are you sure you're doing the right thing?'' the sculptor asks. ``It's just the wrong smell for this.''
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As economy melts away, so does New York sculpture
The economy is melting - literally. Two artists on Wednesday installed a 1,500-pound ice sculpture that spelled the word "Economy" in Manhattan's financial district. The "Main Street Meltdown" was to remain in Foley Square until it melted - about 24 hours. By Wednesday evening, the E and the C had already thawed and vanished. The backdrop to the sculpture - the wide stairs and row of ...
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Higher Ground
The Future Is Cow: Mendelsohn’s prospects are beefy. (Darrow Montgomery) The first time I visited Good Stuff Eatery , I had to stand in the winding, Disney World–esque line along with the rest of the star-struck schmoes hoping to get a burger and a glimpse of its quasi-celebrity owner, former Top Chef contestant Spike Mendelsohn.
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Vancouver views in peril
Love Vancouver’s parks, community centres, cycling lanes and public art — but also the views of the mountains and water that city planners have worked hard to preserve?
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Officials Approve $767,000 Bunny Art At Airport
Sacramento officials have approved the centerpiece art exhibit for the airport's new terminal, a 56-foot-long fiberglass rabbit. The rabbit, to be painted fire engine red, will look as if it's jumping through the building's four-story atrium toward the baggage claim area.
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