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Eats, festivals
VEGETARIAN POTLUCK DINNER -- Thurs., Oct. 30, 6:30 p.m. -- Bethany Outreach Center, 254 E. 10th St. -- speaker Misty Harvey talks on animal rights at 7:30 p.m. -- details, 456-3065.
Erie Times-News |
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Museum to host state watercolor exhibition
GREENVILLE - The 63 rd Annual Juried Exhibition of the Watercolor Society of North Carolina is now open at the Greenville Museum of Art. The exhibit, viewable through Dec. 13, includes 76 paintings from some of North Carolina's most distinguished watercolorists.
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Fall happenings
AT THE PARK ST. ANDREWS PARK: Halloween flashlight candy scoop, 6-7 p.m. Friday at 920 Beatty Road. Ages 2-10. Bring a flashlight. $1 per child. (803) 772-6598 BLYTHEWOOD PARK: Halloween candy chase, 7-8 p.m. Friday at 126 Boney Road, Blythewood. Ages 4-12. $1 per child. To register, call (803) 691-9786. FOREST LAKE PARK: Halloween festival, 4-6 p.m. today at 6820 Wedgefield Road. Ages ...
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ARTS 1:55 p.m. — Kie Susuico exhibit reception tomorrow at Bank of Guam
1:55 p.m., Oct. 30 — A reception for the opening of the art exhibit featuring local artist Kie Suscuico will take place from 4 to 6 p.m. tomorrow at the Bank of Guam headquarters, Hagåtña.
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Mistletoe Market
Annual Holiday Event To Kick Off Nov. 6 With Gala ABINGDON, Va. – From gourmet foods to whimsical children’s gifts, all are available at the upcoming Mistletoe Market at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center in Abingdon, Va. The 10th annual event kicks off on Nov. 6, 7-10 p.m., with a “Prevue Gala” featuring an auction of works by local artists. Tickets for this black-tie optional event ...
Bristol Herald Courier |
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Here comes the 'Sun'
Tonight will be the opening of the exhibition "The Sun Machine is Coming Down" featuring works by painters Matt Phillips and Josef Kristofoletti.
The Post and Courier |
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An early line on weekend events
Thursday Oct. 30 Charles Wadsworth Spend an evening with Schubert, Mozart and Brahms at the Charles Wadsworth & Friends concert series. WHEN: 7 tonight WHERE: Columbia Museum of Art, Main and Hampton streets
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New exhibit shows off the creativityof students, faculty at Oakbridge
The media are richly varied.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review |
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Ceramic pots at Clay Place appeal to whimsy but have practical uses
Yoko Sekino-Bove's latest solo exhibition at the Clay Place in Carnegie is a delight to behold.
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Artistic luxury at the Cleveland Museum of Art
Stocks tumble, retirement savings vanish. It's downright scary this Halloween. But there's respite from the dreary financial news in a special exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Art . "Artistic Luxury: Faberge, Tiffany, Lalique" transports the visitor to a lost world of opulence, glamour, and incalculable wealth. WKSU's Vivian Goodman reports.
WKSU Kent State University |
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Visit the New American Artist Critique Blog!
American Artist Critiques has moved to the our new community site. You'll still get the same great advice from our experts on how to make better paintings, but now you’ll be able to comment directly and discuss critiques on our forum.
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Datebook
THURS., OCT. 30 Haven Hills Hosts 31st anniversary Horizon Dinner at Warner Center Marriott, 21850 Oxnard St., Woodland Hills. 6 to 7:30 p.m. registration, silent auction. 7:30 to 9 p.m. dinner, entertainment. India Adams sings songs she dubbed for performers in classic movies. $175. Proceeds benefit local victims of domestic violence.
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CLU hosts Halloween fest
The third annual California Lutheran University Halloween Festival will be held at 6 p.m. Fri., Oct. 31 in the Kwan Fong Gallery Courtyard outside Soiland Humanities Center on Memorial Parkway in Thousand Oaks. The celebration will feature light sculptures by Sean Sobczak and soundscapes by Jim Connolly.
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Pimp My Dorm Room
You won’t find the usual Coop posters in these dorm rooms. Think fabric swatches and framed photographic prints instead. See more pictures for this story.
The Harvard Crimson |
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ARTS 12:45 p.m. — "The Art of Three: Rolly, Tina and Kristine Zepeda -- A Family Exhibit" at the Bank of Guam ends today
"The Art of Three: Rolly, Tina and Kristine Zepeda -- A Family Exhibit" at the Bank of Guam. The artwork will be featured at the bank's second floor. The show continues through today. The exhibit may be viewed during normal banking hours.
Pacific Daily News |
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Percussion concerts are in sync with exhibit
If you haven't yet visited the Akron Art Museum's Jean-Pierre Gauthier: Machines at Play, you've got to find the time. (It's on view until Jan. 4.) This is an exhibition that watches you — or at least senses you — as much as you watch it.
Akron Beacon Journal |
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Mt. San Jacinto College students with disabilities get own art exhibition
An exhibition of artwork from students at Mt. San Jacinto College's Disabled Students Program and Services will be mounted at the college's art gallery.
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My hero, the general
Rows of life-sized clay figures of soldiers stand at full attention at the Xi'an museum. Yuan Jingzhi I met my first knight in terracotta armor more than a year ago when I chanced upon an exhibition while strolling through downtown Taipei. It was easy enough to get into the exhibition.
China Daily |
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Discover amazing Maynard
Find out about some of the interesting things to do and see in bustling downtown Maynard, starting with a photography show at the eclectic Dunia Gallery. Video: Simple images at Dunia
The MetroWest Daily News |
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Art Institute sends Nazi 'loot' home to Paris
After years of research, the Minneapolis museum decided "it was the right thing to do."
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‘Bare Bear’ gallery runs through Nov. 14 at SHSU
Several artists bared their talents on Wednesday during an art reception in the Sam Houston State University Gaddis Geeslin Gallery. The “Bare Bear” gallery, which is set to run until Nov. 14, features the works of artists from North America with a common theme.
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Ex-Director To Repay Smithsonian
Travel and other spending by the Smithsonian's former American Indian Museum director was imprudent and at times "lavish," but most of it conformed with institution rules, the Smithsonian inspector general said in a report distributed to Congress yesterday.
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Ice sculpture a statement on economy
NEW YORK (AP) -- 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.
Connecticut Post |
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[Best Bets] Monday, November 3
Highland Fine Art Brokers offer a brown bag-lunch at noon with authors Jere Nash and Andy Taggart discussing their new book “Mississippi Politics: The Struggle for Power 1976-2006” in conjunction with the galleries current exhibit “From Bilbo to Obama: The Art of Politics.”
Jackson Free Press |
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'Third Coast National' exhibit
Works include local artists and big national names
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