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CANDIDATE 'SLAY ART' DRAWS IRE
An artist was panned by cops and Secret Service agents yesterday for showcasing signs heralding the "assassinations" of Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama in a Midtown storefront window. The signs - actually announcements for two art exhibits...
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Student filmmakers hit the big screen at the UC Davis Film Festival
The Department of Theatre and Dance eighth annual UC Davis Film Festival kicked off Wednesday with screenings of student documentaries, commercials and short movies.
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SANYO Full HD Camcorder Has 'Face Chaser' Technology for Video and Stills; Features Slow-Motion Video Mode and 7-fps ...
CHATSWORTH, Calif. , June 5 /PRNewswire/ -- SANYO, a world leading digital camera manufacturer, debuts the Xacti HD10 10, an ultra -compact, full 1920 x 1080 (1080i) high-definition digital camcorder featuring "Face Chaser" face detection technology for both video and stills, plus a new slow- motion video mode and seven frames-per-second sequential shooting for superb action photography . The ...
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'.Asia' Hot-Or-Not Contest Launches: US$15,000 Cash Prize!
(Full text of a statement. Contact details below.) MEDIA RELEASE PR30575 '.Asia' Hot-or-Not Contest Launches: US$15,000 Cash Prize! HONG KONG, June 5 /Xinhua-PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ -- Identify the ".Asia" Domain Fetching Highest Auction Price to Win! DotAsia Organisation officially announces the ".Asia" Hot-or-Not Domains Appraisal Contest. Identify the ".Asia" domain fetching the highest auction ...
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'.ASIA' HOT-OR-NOT CONTEST LAUNCHES: US$15,000 CASH PRIZE!
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3 more shops join the Gallery Walk
The Soap Opera, 119 E. College St.; Glassando, 201 S. Clinton St. (located inside Old Capitol Town Center); and the Home Ec. Workshop, 207 N. Linn St., have signed up to be a part of the art extravaganza.
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Let the party begin
A New Grass king and a Zydeco great will headline the Iowa Arts Festival.
The Iowa City Press-Citizen |
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Palm Springs City Council sounds off on Plaza height
Developer John Wessman must lower the height of some of the buildings in his proposed Museum Market Plaza project for it to move forward, members of the Palm Springs City Council said Wednesday.
The Desert Sun |
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Artwork plan for Gants Hill roundabout
CREATIVE musings for a "gateway to Redbridge" were unveiled to the area committee. Redbridge Council public art officer Simon Marshall wants people to take part in a consultation that will decide which idea sits on top of Gants Hill roundabout, between Eastern Avenue and Cranbrook Road.
Ilford Recorder |
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Punk rockers throw an 'Anti Jazz Fest'
242 Main puts on rock show to protest Discover Jazz Festival
The Burlington Free Press |
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Honoring heroes: Sculpture pays tribute to Company E
Little by little the monument is taking shape.
El Paso Times |
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Amanas will have art gallery tour
An art gallery tour will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday in the Amana Colonies.
The Iowa City Press-Citizen |
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Festival will start with Boomer Bash
The 2008 Iowa Arts Festival will get an early start with the Boomer Bash musical celebration beginning at 6 p.m. today in downtown Iowa City.
The Iowa City Press-Citizen |
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Removal of upside down church stirs storm of controversy
As two cranes gingerly lifted the upside-down church sculpture from its moorings in the Coal Harbour area Wednesday, bystanders gathered in clusters to bid it adieu.
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Murphy Oil USA Chooses Gilbarco
GREENSBORO, N.C. -- After a month of operation, Gilbarco Veeder-Root and Murphy Oil USA praised the success of a new program to manage fueling system maintenance at all Murphy Oil USA locations, for all equipment brands.
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Triton students to make local history come alive
BYFIELD and mdash; Some Triton Regional High School students will get the chance next fall to make history. A new course will be offered, starting in September, called "Creating a Local History Museum Exhibit."
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Henson avoids charges over National Gallery photos
Australian Federal Police (AFP) say they will not be pressing charges in relation to photographs of artist Bill Henson held by the National Gallery of Australia.
ABC via Yahoo!7 News |
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Wine, Dine and Jazz Festival aims to keep downtown Belleville hopping
When Carol Bartle started talking about popping the cork on a big wine festival here, some people wondered if she and her friends had flipped their lids.
Belleville News-Democrat |
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John Eagle honored for arts contributions
Dallas auto dealer and philanthropist John Eagle will receive the 2008 Obelisk Leadership Award from North Texas Business for Culture and the Arts on Saturday night for his contributions to the Dallas Museum of Art.
Dallas Morning News |
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United Nations Environment Programme
Nairobi/Wellington, 5 June 2008 - Gloria IP Tung, a fourteen-year old from Hong Kong, is the winner of the United Nations Environment Programme's 2008 International Children's Painting Competition.
United Nations Environment Programme |
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Talent's broad spectrum
For 30 years, Helen Long considered submitting her work to Watercolor U.S.A., the art exhibit that returns annually like summertime itself. The 2008 exhibit opens with a reception Friday at the Springfield Art Museum and continues through Aug. 3.
The Springfield News-Leader |
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Figment becomes reality at Art Walk
Add a new venue to your list of places to see during First Friday Art Walk, the monthly downtown gallery stroll happening Friday.
The Springfield News-Leader |
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Crowd is vital part of Detroit Festival of the Arts
If ever there was a fete full of fantasy, it's the Detroit Festival of the Arts.
Detroit Free Press |
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Summer Art Cruise set for Saturday Downtown
The Central Tucson Gallery Association's Summer Art Cruise 2008 is Saturday.
Arizona Daily Star |
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LOCAL SCENES: MOVIE NEWS AND NOTES: DFT to show finalists in student film event
When Michigan Student Film & Video Festival director Charlie Meyers first watched the submission, she figured that the teenage filmmaker was using Hollywood stock war footage. Instead, she came to find out that everything in "Shadow Over My Brothers: D-Day" was shot fresh by Dearborn High School senior Sean Rinna.
Detroit Free Press |
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