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Raffle of watercolor helps historical society
A Phoenix artist has donated work for the second year to benefit the Schroeppel Historical Society. MaryAnn McDougal donated one of only four limited edition prints of her watercolor painting of the original Henderson dairy farm on Lamson Road, just outside of Phoenix.
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SA artworks rake in millions
Artworks by South Africa's old masters are still raking in a fortune despite the current global economic turbulence.
Independent Online |
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Police: Student shot after entering home
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Police say a 77-year-old woman shot an intoxicated art student who mistakenly entered her Pittsburgh home. The shooting happened early Saturday in the city's Hill District.
The Daily Item |
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Honest Abe and the 'King of Clout'
An uncanny likeness of freshly indicted political power broker William Cellini is pictured in an oil painting at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield.
Chicago Sun-Times |
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Fall colors photography winners selected by Tahoe Daily Tribune judges
The fall colors photography winners have been selected by Tahoe Daily Tribune judges.
Tahoe Daily Tribune |
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The Avenues brings Lebanon to Kuwait with 'Lubnanyat'
The Avenues, the premier shopping destination developed by Mabanee in Kuwait, inaugurated 'Lubnanyat', a 10-day festival celebrating the Lebanese culture, way of life and heritage.
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Putting democracy in the street
The world will know who the 44th president of the United States will be on Wednesday. While people will be preparing for the occasion, one UA student has taken her passion for the event and crafted a unique blend of metal, plexiglass and plywood for the sculpture "Democracy."
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Casper briefs
Annual event features many new artists The Nicolaysen Art Museum & Discovery Center's 15th annual November Art Show and Sale will offer works by 23 artists who have never participated in the show before, according to Val Kulhavy, the museum's director of administrative services.
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Daytona artist builds dream houses with trash
A house is more than a home for Daytona Beach boat-dwelling artist Linda Knight, whose works will be on display at the Lake Eustis Museum of Art and the gallery at Eustis City Hall beginning Nov. 13.
Orlando Sentinel |
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Students school parents in ceramics
MOUNT ARLINGTON -- Art teacher Esther Gilcher wanted to bridge the intergenerational gap between adults and her fifth-grade students.
Daily Record |
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Pigment of their imagination
Brush with the law: Judge turns courthouse wall into canvass for youth offenders. Six teens quietly worked on different parts of the massive painting, stopping at times to stare at their work to make sure it looks right, knowing it gets plenty of looks during the day.
The Morning Call |
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Film festival set for Nov. 13-23 in St. Louis
Q: It seems to me that there is a tradition of a fall St. Louis film festival, but I haven't heard anything about it. Can you please find out if it's still going on, and if so, when it is?
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BRYTE exposed
Yesterday, "Exposures," an art exhibit organized by the student-run Brown Refugee Youth Tutoring and Enrichment, was unveiled in the Hillel gallery. The exhibit, which seeks to raise awareness about the refugee experience in Providence, will be on view at Hillel from Nov.
Brown Daily Herald |
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Sex & the table setting
Exhibit tracks eating utensils from crude to elegant
The News Journal |
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Animal protection group goes Bollywood way to raise funds
Chandigarh, Nov 3 : Bollywood sells. A non-profit animal protection organisation is holding an exhibition cum sale here of Bollywood posters of films ranging from the classic 'Aawara' to the recent hit 'Chak De! India' to raise funds for their movement.
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New book reveals Cobain's artwork
"Cobain Unseen" is a deeply personal, tactile, even visceral examination of the late, troubled Seattle rock star Kurt Cobain. Through his artworks and writings, you can see tangible evidence of the mental and physical torment that plagued Cobain throughout his short life.
The Daily Gamecock |
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CreatiVision3 - Foothill College Digital Photo Show
CreatiVision3, a digital photography show, featuring the images of Barbara Collins, Tamara Barr, and Marcia Bhide. CreatiVision3 highlights the work of three local award-winning artists. Barbara Collins, Tamara Barr, and Marcia Bhide.
Palo Alto Weekly |
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Biofuels station, congreenience store coming to Dover
An artist's rendering of the renovated station at 547 Central Ave. in Dover (the old Sunoco station). (Courtesy artwork) DOVER — Simply Green Biofuels soon will open the first biofuels-only station and 'congreenience' store in New Hampshire at 547 Central Ave. in Dover — a former Sunoco station.
Foster's Daily Democrat |
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Colors of life
The National Art Museum of China's latest exhibition of watercolor paintings features 80 carefully-chosen exhibits, offering viewers a panoramic view of the various styles of watercolor paintings in China and their evolution over the past century.
China Daily |
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L.A. to host ambitious 10-week arts festival
Add another Ring to the Olympics legacy. A months-long extravaganza is planned for spring 2010, linked to L.A. Opera's staging of Wagner's 'Ring' cycle. In what could be the region's most ambitious, broadest-based artistic endeavor since the 1984 Olympic Arts Festival, Los Angeles Opera will join forces with more than 50 Southern California arts and educational institutions to stage a 10-week ...
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'Art & Addiction' art show opens at CCC
'Art & Addiction: Artistic Insights into Addiction and Recovery,' which opened at Carroll Community College on Sunday, is intended to provide stimulus to change the way people view addiction
The Frederick News-Post |
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Renowned artist to visit ETSU
Mark Steinmetz, former ETSU art professor, has a unique style of photography that has helped him become globally renowned for his artwork. Steinmetz will return to ETSU on Nov. 7 to give a lecture on his current and past works. He has published three books and his photos have been on display at several famous museums such as The Museum of Modern Art and The Art Institute of Chicago.
East Tennessean |
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Film festival to showcase more than 100 movies
With the continuing sponsorship and support of ETSU, and the added support this year of the Tennessee Consortium for International Studies (TnCIS), Pellissippi State Technical Community College (PSTCC) and the Knoxville Museum of Art (KMA), the third annual Southern Appalachian International Film Festival (SOAPIFF) is expanding its outreach this November.
East Tennessean |
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Las Vegas Sun
Raj Rathor Trio at Origin India (7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Origin India ) The Raj Rathor Trio will be performing live at Origin ... Scottish Artist show at the Donna Beam Fine Art Gallery at (9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Donna Beam Fine Art Gallery at UNLV) Enjoy perusing the Scottish Artist show at the Donna Beam ...
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‘Love Connexion’ a duo art exhibition by Chatchai & Sutipong From now until December 7, 2008
Gossip Gallery on Sukhumvit 28 is proud to present the latest contemporary art exhibition by two of Thailand’s most prominent artists, Chatchai Phorkurn and Sutipong Chang-aim. This double exhibition
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