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Art with heart: Award-winning work is influenced by cancer struggle
If an X-ray machine were to study one of Nash Hyon's artworks, it would find all kinds of things underneath the waxy surface. Sometimes there are renderings of body parts, lung and brain scans being recurring themes. There are references to the chemical elements, Korean poetry and ethereal figures.
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7 days and Counting to Online Information Conference/Exhibition + IMS 2008
Information is the lifeblood of the modern organisation', says Global
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Students attend high school journalism convention
Fourteen Albert Lea High School students attended the 2008 JEA/NSPA Fall National High School Journalism Convention Nov. 13-16 in St. Louis, Mo. Ahlahasa was awarded seventh place in special section in the Best of Show contest. Ahlahasa’s special section was about Change.
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Puppies and kittens make art for the holidays
SPCA kittens and puppies have created one-of-a-kind, original artwork for holiday gifts to raise money for the shelter. The artwork will be on display at the shelter Dec 5.
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Broadway Federal Bank Hosts Unveiling of Ernie Barnes Painting Grandmas Hands
LOS ANGELES----On Tuesday, November 18, 2008, Broadway Federal Bank hosted an unveiling of Ernie Barnes’ latest painting, “Grandma’s Hands” at the Nate Holden Performing Arts Center in Mid-City Los Angeles.
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Bio-diesel nixed, glass blowing a go at Green Energy Park
Jackson County commissioners have abandoned the idea of making bio-diesel at the Green Energy Park in Dillsboro because of a lack of vegetable oil — a main ingredient in the fuel.
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Cattrall strips to keep classic painting in Britain
Sex And The City actress Kim Cattrall has stripped off in the name of art - posing half naked in a bid to keep a famous Renaissance painting in Britain.
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The prayer booth: an artist's “exhibit” of faith
Dylan Mortimer's installations in three US cities invite the public to participate in making belief less abstract.
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18,600-Cell Spreadsheet Mosaic Captured On Time-Lapse Video [Spreadsheet Art]
Tis the season to be artsy: Four Google people worked simultaneously on a Google spreadsheet to create a large 100 row x 186 column mosaic. Each of the 18,600 cells was filled with color out of a 18...
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China Design Now (Review)
CAM exhibition reveals the last two decades of design in China Many Westerners received their introduction to modern China during the 2008 Olympic games. Television viewers witnessed the results of an architectural explosion in Beijing, and innovative structures like the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube became instant cultural icons.
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Art club to hold exhibition
SEATON Sluice Art Club will hold their annual exhibition on Saturday, November 29 at Seaton Sluice Community Centre. (18/11/2008 16:16:12)
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Profit from paintings to run art program, councillor suggests
The City of St. John's could run its annual art procurement program by selling off some of its older works, a councillor has suggested.
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Star Wars light sabre and Harrison Ford hat for sale in Hollywood auction
The lightsabre used by Luke Skywalker in Star Wars and the hat worn by Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones are amongst the items to be sold in an auction of Hollywood props.
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Tyler Green's modern & contemporary art blog
In the wake of the $30 million Eli Broad bombshell , what next in the MOCA saga? Waiting and seeing. The future of the institution is in the hands of its trustees, which given their performance in recent years is not entirely encouraging.
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12th Int'l Javaneh Exhibition to open
Iran - Javaneh - Exhibition The 12th International Exhibition titled 'Javaneh' featuring children and young adults' artworks will be held at Niavaran Cultural Historical Complex from November 29 to December 5.
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Two-foot-long midge causes a buzz
A sculpture of an infamous insect is unveiled as part of the St Andrew's Day Open Doors programme.
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Unique contest for India's hairdressers, beauticians
New Delhi, Nov 25: India's best hairdressers and beauticians will compete in a unique national contest, India Cup Open (ICO) 2008, near here next month.
New Kerala |
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GCA, SCS students top 'Coke Side of Life' art competitions
Janela Revilla of Grace Christian Academy and James Ko of Saipan Community School shared the limelight in the just concluded “Coke Side of Life” can decoration and poster making contests.
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Husain film screening dropped under Hindu groups pressure
The move to drop painter M F Husain's documentary at the ongoing International Film Festival of India in Goa has sparked angry condemnation from eminent fimmakers.
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Husain film screening dropped under Hindu groups pressure
PANAJI: Legendary painter M F Husain's short film was not screened at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) on Tuesday after it was withdrawn following pressure from Hindu right wing groups sparking angry condemnation from eminent filmmakers.
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Just Published: First-Ever Guidebook for Brides Getting Married on the Mendocino Coast
Planning a wedding on the Mendocino Coast? Then you must have Marcia Lotter's stunning new photographic guidebook, Your Mendocino Wedding. This is the first book of its kind, intended to help couples traveling from outside the area to plan the perfect coastal ceremony.
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Looking for an Illustrator, First Night Boston Turns to the Dig
When First Night, the annual New Year's Eve celebration, was trying to find an artist to create buttons for this year's festival, it turned to Boston's Weekly Dig. First Night spokeswoman Joyce Linehan tells the Boston Globe that once organizers decided they wanted an illustrator, they asked staffers at the paper for recommendations, since they work with illustrators all the time.
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Growing a good thing : Four months after opening its expanded location, the Museum of Native American Artifacts is ...
BENTONVILLE — It’s been four months since David Bogle moved his Museum of Native American Artifacts from a tiny home near the downtown Bentonville Square to its new, 5,000-square-foot digs at 202 S.W. O St., along the south side of Arkansas Highway 72. (Benton County Daily Record)
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Christmas tree lighting downtown tonight
If it's the Christmas visual you need to get in the spirit, you'll get it in downtown Vancouver this evening at 6pm. The second annual Amacon Christmas Tree lighting will be held in front of the Art Gallery ...
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Building starts at Turner gallery
Building is finally getting under way on a £17.4m art gallery which it is hoped will help regenerate the Kent coast.
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