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CNN - Police Say Teacher Hit Boy Over A Broken Crayon
A Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Elementary School Art Teacher Shook An 8-year-Old Student And Punched Him In The Face, Causing A Bruise, Because The Youngster Broke A Crayon, According To A Police Report Obtained Wednesday.
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Klimt $10 Million Work Is Claimed by Holocaust Victim’s Heirs
Nov. 27 (Bloomberg) -- An Austrian museum may soon lose a Gustav Klimt painting worth at least $10 million that the heirs of a Holocaust victim say was looted from her villa.
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Local Turkey Grease Recycler Plans Biodiesel Plant
A new Biodiesel plant is being planned by a Boulder based company that has helped do-it-yourself turkey fryers recycle thousands of gallons of used cooking oil over the past three Thanksgivings.
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Francophone Film Festival continues
The 32nd Francophone Film Festival continues this week with movies of negritude, war and unicorns. These films are more artistic than commercial, and have been showing at the Alliance Française, Lilford Avenue in Kingston.
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The Source/FFE Films Music Video Contest
Hey you there! Yes you, the one holding the newspaper. You’re either a solo artist or are in a local band right? How would you like a free music video? Well, you’re in luck because the Source Weekly and Far From Earth Films are teaming up for the first-ever Local Music Video Contest to give away a completely free two-day music video shoot. All you have to do is submit your band’s most killer ...
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Photography show taking place through Dec. 12
It wasn't Manhattan, but the buzz was there.
MyCentralJersey.com |
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Man who arranged return of Goldie painting loses appeal
The Court of Appeal has upheld a 27-month prison term for the man who arranged the return of a Goldie painting, a valuable Bible and other works of art.
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Poetry Out Loud contest honors three
The process started three months ago when language arts students sat with a list of poems, reading through an anthology waiting for a verse to jump out at them.
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Blossoming artist
A new artist out of Ann Arbor is choosing Dexter as the venue for his gallery debut.
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Breathtaking art
Harbor Village Gallery will display "Anoxia: A Fetish Retrospective" through Mon., Dec. 15. The exhibit features ceramic art and assemblages by Bryson Gerard, including angled vases and medicine pots. The museum is open from noon to 5 p.m. daily, excluding Tuesdays.
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Art show honors student who died in 2007
Through creating her project for Girl Scout's highest honor, Jenna Deutsch, a senior at Watchung Hills Regional High School, found out she shares a passion with someone she never met.
MyCentralJersey.com |
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Massapequa's East Lake artists have a ball
Fifth grade art students Massapequa's East Lake Elementary School brought their studies to life when they participated in an Artist's Ball that was planned and facilitated by art teacher Patti Krakoff. As part of the curriculum, students were given the opportunity to research and study an artist of their choice.
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Muhammad supports 'no quota' call
KUALA LUMPUR: Umno information chief Tan Sri Muhammad Muhammad Taib yesterday joined the chorus of party leaders calling for the abolition of the quota system requiring candidates contesting in the party elections to have a minimum number of nominations.
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Want the latest SE1 headlines and local events direct to your inbox every Monday? Blake - by Elliott Hayes - was commissioned by the Stratford Festival Foundation of Canada and first performed in the early 80s at the Stratford Festival.
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Moscow Non-Fiction Book Fair opens
The exhibition's logo seen at the 10th International Book Fair for High Quality Fiction and Non-Fiction in the Central House of Artists. Editions on display at the 10th International Book Fair.
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Tracey Emin: 'I've never shown in Spain before, and it feels very strange and alien'
I'm sitting in Malaga, in the middle of my installation. It's freezing cold outside. Icy droplets of rain spit on me from afar as I scurry along the palm-clad avenues of this southern Spanish city. I've never shown in Spain before, and it feels very strange and alien. I look at my work with its sprawled text, paintings that say:
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I have found myself painting bridges since opening a studio in East Oak Lane, Philadelphia, in 1971. The studio was situated ten feet from a bridge over the North Penn Railroad.
Cape May County Herald |
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Metis Federation wins auction for Riel poetry
Louis Riel’s prison poetry is coming home for everyone to see.
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New art gallery opens in Dragon Alley
Dab Gallery, a contemporary art gallery, will open in Dragon Allery on Saturday, Dec. 6. There will be a grand opening party from 1 to 5 p.m. at #6 532 ½ Fisgard Street in Dragon Alley.
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Miss SC...Miss America... Miss USA...Miss Universe
She was our heroine in the 50s. Miriam Jacqueline Stevenson was the first Miss USA to win Miss Universe. She was the first of seven Americans to win the Miss Universe crown. Stevenson was Miss Greenwood and next Miss South Carolina in 1953 which led her to the Miss America pageant. She was a semi- finalist for Miss America in 1953 and won the contest in 1954.
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Margaret Nevill of The Mad Platter
At The Mad Platter, 3101 Millwood Ave., the customer can pay $6 for an all- day session painting pottery pieces. There is an additional purchase price per piece, running from a maximum of $100 on down. The Mad Platter offers a choice among more than 200 styles of pottery and among more than 60 colors.
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Township Auditorium hosts art contest for schools and civic groups
To celebrate 78 years of history, the Township Auditorium is hosting It's the Township… "For Art's Sake" Contest. All Schools and Community Groups are asked to recreate scenes from the Township's Auditorium past performances.
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A triumph of the human spirit
“Drummer III”. THE art exhibition “Utsav” at the Art Space Gallery in Jalan Telawi 5, Bangsar Baru, Kuala Lumpur features Indian artist A.V. Ilango’s “celebrations of life"”.
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It's happening right here in your community
-AUCTION A public auction will be held December 4, 10 am, at 400 Powell Road. All bidders must be registered prior to the sale. 576-1429. -BOOKS Richland County Public Library will host Literary Resident Howard Burnham for a celebration of English poet John Milton's 400th birthday December 9, 7 pm, in the Bostick Auditorium of the Main Library.
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Painting will travel to Virginia
The famous Emanuel Leutze painting "Washington at the Battle of Monmouth," the most notable work of art in the Monmouth County Historical Association's collection, will be on loan to George Washington's Mount Vernon in Virginia from December 2008 until January 2010.
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