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Surf photographer to show work in Shell Beach
Local award-winning surf photographer Chris Burkard will be exhibiting his current collection of photography from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today at La Perla de Mar Chapel, 205 Windward Ave., Shell Beach.
Arroyo Grande Times Press Recorder |
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The Perry Hart Gallery
Photographer, Perry Hart closes the doors to her gallery after this week’s First Friday.
News Channel 34 Binghamton |
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Theater review: 'Occupant'
At the beginning of “Occupant,” an interviewer points out to sculptor Louise Nevelson – who’s returned after being dead for 20 years — that fame can be transient.
The Record |
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Santa Fe's the SITE for emerging artists
Until the Biennial of the Americas comes to Denver in 2010, the contemporary art space SITE Santa Fe organizes the only every-other-year event west of the Mississippi that reflects what's going on in the art world.
Rocky Mountain News |
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Photonality Jazz Series Publishes a New Book to the Series "Breakin' Glass" with Oliver Lake
Breakin' Glass with Olive Lake expands on the vocabulary of Photonality(a visual music composition) adding the spoken word poetry of Oliver Lake. This visual music composition integrates the properties of photography with the music and spoken word poetry of Oliver Lake to create a visual dimension of tone and rhythm.
All About Jazz |
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Indie comic convention hits New York
If the New York ComicCon, which filled the Javits Center for a weekend in April, is the Jerry Bruckheimer film of comic conventions, then the MoCCA Art Festival 2008 is the Wes Anderson.
AM New York |
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A performance in plain sight amongst unknowing crowds
If you have ever stood in a crowded mall and wondered about the individual stories behind the people around you, the Back to Back Theater Company from Australia may have an answer. For the next three days it will present the play "Small Metal Objects" at the Walker Art Center Sculpture Garden in Minneapolis. However many of the people in the garden won't be aware they're in a performance.
Minnesota Public Radio |
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Doris Duke Persian rug sells at record price
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- A silk Persian rug dating from the 16th or 17th century has sold for a record $4.45 million at auction, or about $729.87 per square inch.
NBC 10 Providence |
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The only Englishman at Euro 2008... and he doesn't think much of the game he left behind
There is one Englishman in Austria for whom the European Championship is not a cringe-worthy reminder of what might have been. Roger Spry will be immersed in this Alpine festival of football while back home we try to blot out flashbacks to the Wally with the Brolly and humiliation at Wembley.
Evening Standard |
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Catherine Deneuve, honorary guest of TIFF
The film “Changing Times”, directed by Andre Techine, will be presented at the Transylvanian International Film Festival in Cluj Napoca, on June 7, in the presence of the Catherine Deneuve, the honorary guest of the festival.
Nine O'Clock |
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How to Geotag Your Photos
In photography, the location of a shoot can say just as much about the image as the subject itself. Give your photos that extra emotional weight by adding geotags, the bit of metadata that adds the "where" to the "what."
Wired News |
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ZERO1: Downtown San Jose Digital Art Fest
01SJ transforms Downtown San Jose into an international hub of ground-breaking digital art, interactive performances and new cinema. 01SJ is North America’s newest and largest festival of digital arts, and a great deal more. This biennial festival will be going on June 4th-8th.
KTVU 2 San Francisco |
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History of Cleveland firefighting to be on display soon
CLEVELAND -- City leaders along with active and retired firefighters broke ground Wednesday evening for the Western Reserve Fire Museum and Education Center on a historic site on Carnegie Avenue.
WKYC Cleveland |
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George Stubbs: Newmarket Heath, with a Rubbing-Down House (c1765)
"Pictures of nothing, and very like", was how the critic William Hazlitt characterised the work of Turner. He meant that Turner's painting was a meaningless blur, a field of lost focus, where "all is without form and void".
Independent |
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Pete and the Pirates - bohemian buccaneers
Of all the new bands playing last summer's festivals, Pete and the Pirates caught they eye with storming sets. At their hometown gig at Reading, the quintet sought out pirate flags in the camping area and played impromptu sets. It's not the most obvious way to win fans, but then Pete & The Pirates are a bit of a misfit gang – even among themselves.
Independent |
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Jesus statue stolen from church
Officials at Detroit's Church of the Messiah said they were on the lookout for an 8-foot statue of Jesus after it went missing from outside of the building.A member of the congregation notified church workers Tuesday the statue was gone from the 107-year-old Episcopal church, the Detroit Free Press reported.The Rev. Barry Randolph said a fragment of the sculpture's hand was found in a nearby ...
Moldova.org |
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All Events for 7 June 2008
Until 31 Dec 2008 The studio promotes printmaking and the graphic arts through education and the provision of resources. Its activities encompass screenprinting, etching, blockprinting and lithography besides digital...
My Village Notting Hill |
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Med students bare all to raise funds for a good cause
16 University of Alberta medical students recently posed as nude models for 21 Edmonton artists in the third annual Doctors and Derrieres event—an art auction raising funds for global health projects in support of both Change for Children (CFC) and International Health Initiatives by Alberta Medical Students (IHIMS). Funds raised from the event, which is set to take place today, will support ...
The Gateway Online |
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Artwork on Display on Estuarium
To watch video online please click here to download the latest version of the Flash plugin. It's an art museum that you may not think of as an art museum. Washington is home to the North Carolina Estuarium. It educates people about the environment between salt and fresh water.
WNCT Greenville |
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American Artist: Thomas Cole's Creative Process
The finished studio work of the Hudson River School artists has been nationally and internationally exhibited for many decades, but the on-site sketches and studies from those painters have not been as widely accessible.
American Artist |
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See all the Breckenridge Festival of Film movie descriptions and times here
BRECKENRIDGE The Breckenridge Festival of Film features eight premieres and 60 independent films. Joining industry executives, filmmakers and the general public are actor Thomas Haden Church and director Roger Spottiswoode.
Summit Daily News |
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Hill, Yoakam return to CMA Festival after absence
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — There’s a good reason why Dwight Yoakam hasn’t performed at the Country Music Association’s annual festival in 20 years. No one’s asked him, not in recent memory anyway.
The Pantagraph |
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Paintings to highlight World Environment Day
Stephen Jesic has searched the globe to find an art gallery to show his collection of wildlife paintings. And his journey has ended in Morpeth.
The Maitland Mercury |
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Museum guard caught defacing painting
A former guard at the Carnegie Museum of Art has been charged with vandalizing a million-dollar painting he apparently didn’t like, damaging it beyond repair.
MSNBC |
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Downtown Multicultural Festival
Downtown Multicultural Festival will REMAIN on Riverside Drive in Downtown Evansville Dragons on the Ohio dragon boat races will MOVE to Eagle Crest Lake Multicultural Festival to feature belly dancers, gospel choirs, salsa dancers, a mariachi band, and much more in the heart of Downtown on Saturday!
FOX 7 WTVW Evansville |
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