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USGA Museum & Arnold Palmer Center Opens
Following more than three years of renovation, expansion and new construction, the United States Golf Association Museum celebrated the grand opening of the USGA Museum and the Arnold Palmer Center for Golf History on Tuesday.
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Art museum celebrates tattoos
For one night, at least, tattoos -- and the living canvases that carry them -- took their place alongside Rembrandt, Matisse and Picasso.
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Hand for Waddell
Dunedin guitarist Rob Waddell loves the resonance and versatility of the instrument. Waddell (35), a nurse, has been playing the guitar for the past 20 years and was a guest artist at the Whitestone Folk Festival at Camp Iona, Herbert, at the weekend.
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Art museum celebrates tattoos
For one night, at least, tattoos - and the living canvases that carry them - took their place alongside Rembrandt, Matisse and Picasso.
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Muncie Children's Museum Summer Camps
Young naturalists, come on a safari with us! You don?t have to travel very far -- we?ll delve into the plants, animals and habitats that surround us right here in Indiana. You?ll hike through Christy Woods, investigate the White River and learn more about how to care for the environment!
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Vetrivel triumphs
BANGALORE: Vetrivel won the title in the top-10 category of the C.V. Raman Nagar Chess Club tournament played at the KNI Art Gallery here on Sunday. Arvind Govind won the title in the under-14 section, Venkat Shyam in the under-12 section, ...
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Paris GDC 08 Announces Art Exhibition, Research Sessions & New Speakers
A limited number of passes are available - register today. Paris GDC organizers announced today an art exhibition, a line-up of research sessions, new speakers, and that a limited number of passes are available before the event sells out.
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Complete-set 'Degas in Bronze' makes its way to Grand Rapids
Much excitement has surrounded the May 30 opening of the Degas sculpture exhibit at Meijer Garden and Sculpture Park. Known for his paintings, few realize Edgar Degas was a sculptor. In fact, few of his contemporaries knew it either.
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Perseverance and hard work pays off for Leininger
In 1999 oil prices were at a record low. S&S Chemical and Oil (now S&S Sales) was down to three employees. President and owner Lynn Leininger sometimes had to wait for his paychecks. Just nine short years later it's a completely different story.
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Art Museum Celebrates Tattoos
The Baltimore Museum of Art celebrated the art of tattooing Saturday night with a panel discussion among prominent tattoo artists, a runway show displaying the strongest output from local shops, and high-minded discussions of the importance of body art among African tribes and Japanese laborers.
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Hazard-Bishop selected for 3rd Arts in the Air
Known for her oversized oil paintings and intensely hued abstract pastels, Robin Hazard- Bishop is the only Hot Springs artist selected to display her art at Saturday's 3rd annual 2008 Arts in the Air Professional Art Exhibit at the Winthrop Rockefeller Institute on Petit Jean Mountain.
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Two Village artists selected to exhibit atop Petit Jean Mountain
Hot Springs Village artists Sue Shields and Caryl Joy Young are among the 25 Arkansas artists who have been selected to show their art at the "Arts in the Air" exhibit. "Arts in the Air," the professional art exhibit and sale at the Winthrop Rockefeller Institute atop Petit Jean Mountain, will be from June 9 to July 5.
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Stolen Canadian gold art likely being sold: police
Whoever stole C$2 million ($2 million) in art from a Vancouver museum is likely trying to sell the collection, not melt it down for the gold, as had first been feared, police said on Tuesday.
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Local photographer seeks $2,500 for at-risk youth
Hot Springs Village photographer and runner Candy Washburne plans to put her eyes and legs to good use. The talented Washburne - who has taken the Village by storm the past year with her stellar photography and portraiture skills - will be donating her photo sales to the Team for Kids Foundation until she reaches her goal of $2,500.
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West Island community notes
ART EXHIBITS Ste...
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Reborn Hotel Brings a Renaissance to Newark Airport Market
ELIZABETH, N.J.----The Renaissance Newark Airport Hotel is living up to its name by bringing new life to the Newark and Elizabeth market. Today marks the beginning of the second phase of a comprehensive, $25 million renovation project as cranes begin replacement of the existing HVAC system with an energy-efficient natural gas HVAC system.
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New sculpture inspired by 8-year-old girl’s drawing
Samantha Vincent, 8, doesn’t have a dog. Her pet is a cat. But her drawing “A Girl and Her Dog” became the inspiration for a sculpture unveiled today at the John Condie Memorial Garden at Maud E. Johnson Elementary School.
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Grant Will Bring Art Masterpieces to Philadelphia Schools
Classic American art will be coming to Philadelphia classrooms next fall as part of a National Endowment for the Humanitities initiative.
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Manatee Middle School students helping to paint a mural of Calusa history
Colorful artwork lines the interior cafeteria walls at Manatee Middle School. Standing on a blue plastic chair, 13-year-old Lovely Rahman outlines a Calusa Indian mask with a brown paint brush. She worked alongside a group of five Manatee Middle students and Marco Island artist Stephen Muldoon.
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Art museum celebrates tattoos
Tue, Jun 3, 2008 (11:27 a.m.) For one night, at least, tattoos _ and the living canvases that carry them _ took their place alongside Rembrandt, Matisse and Picasso.
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Art museum celebrates tattoos
For one night, at least, tattoos - and the living canvases that carry them - took their place alongside Rembrandt, Matisse and Picasso. The Baltimore Museum of Art celebrated the art of tattooing Saturday night with a panel discussion among prominent tattoo artists, a runway show displaying the strongest output from local shops and high-minded discussions of the importance of body art among ...
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Museum showing 2008 Carnegie International art exhibition
It's a contemporary art exhibition uniquely rooted in the past, with a history that stretches back more than a century and a tradition fostered by a Gilded Age industrialist.
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MORE INFORMATION
Speckled Dog Pottery, 1711 SE Second St., Fort Lauderdale; 954-462-1846 or www.speckleddogpottery.com. By appointment only. The pottery is also sold at the Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale store, 1 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; 954-525-5500. Open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily except Tuesday.
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Big Spring JAM Wants Your Logos
June 3, 2008 - The Big Spring Jam XVI is calling all talented artists to submit logos for this year's Big Spring Jam Artwork Contest. Artists are asked to create a logo to reflect his or her interpretation
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NYPD Arrests Teen for Defacing 9/11 Memorial
Police have arrested a teenager accused of spray-painting graffiti on a Bronx mural dedicated to Sept. 11, 2001 victims. Police say the 17-year-old, who used the tag name "SIP," is charged with criminal mischief and making graffiti.
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