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‘Access to Life’
People look at the exhibit “Access to Life” at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. Images by eight photographers have been compiled in a new exhibit that traces the effects of antiretroviral drug treatment in the fight against AIDS around the world.
Texarkana Gazette |
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Time Remains To Enter Round Hill Arts Center's Small Show
The Round Hill Arts Center is inviting all local artists to submit work for its open exhibition of small works for its summer show titled, "A Little Art Show." Entries must be submitted to the center between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. June 25-28 or July 2-3.
Leesburg Today |
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Picasso's 'Sylvette' breaks auction record in Sydney
By Neena Bhandari, Sydney, June 18 : A Pablo Picasso masterpiece Wednesday fetched Australian $6.9 million, breaking an Australian art auction record.
New Kerala |
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Fleeting moments on film
The old ways of film photography suit him better than the new digital approach, and Bob Kolbrener makes no apologies for his "negative" attitude.
The Salinas Californian |
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Local man finds his Destiny on the water
Dick Ramsey has taken a plunge. A lover of the sea and photography, the Stamford resident has married his two interests and started Dolphin Marine Photography.
Norwalk Advocate |
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Digital photography: Who is selling your photos online?
A man goes to an REM concert. The conditions on the ticket banned taking photographs, but Steve Miller and his wife, who were conveniently seated in the middle of the front row in the Royal Albert Hall in March, noticed that everyone around them was taking photographs and the staff weren't stopping them. So they took some, too - about a dozen nice, bright, clear, good-quality concert ...
Guardian Unlimited |
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Three Rivers Arts Festival opens
Norman Beck , of Pittsburgh, works on a sculpture of a praying mantis called "My Recycled Prayer" during the first day of the Three Rivers Arts Festival on Friday. The sculpture is made entirely of recycled and recyclable materials.
The Beaver County Times |
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43rd Art & Apples Festival Welcomes Back National City as Title Sponsor
It's name may be new, but the recipe is the same. Fine art, good food and non-stop entertainment; that's what's cookin' for the 43rd annual National City Art & Apples Festival. The September 5-7 event is rolling out a new title sponsorship with returning corporate partner National City.
PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Professors win big with little video idea
Their commercial with 9-year-old girl wins national contest.
The Florida Times-Union |
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Picasso breaks Aust art sale record
An abstract portrait by Pablo Picasso smashed the record for an artwork sold in Australia, netting A$6.9 million ($NZ8.6 million) at an auction in Sydney.
TVNZ |
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Picasso painting breaks sale record
An abstract portrait by Pablo Picasso on Wednesday smashed the record for an artwork sold in Australia, netting A$6.9 million ($6.1 million) at an auction in Sydney.
Times of Malta |
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New York's secret museums
Travel: David Vincent gets away from the crowds to explore some of New York's hidden gems
Guardian Unlimited |
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Man sentenced for vandalizing ant sculpture in Portsmouth
Associated Press - June 18, 2008 7:15 AM ET PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (AP) - A Portsmouth, New Hampshire, man will pay for nearly tearing the head off a downtown sculpture.
WCAX-TV Vermont |
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Picasso painting breaks Australia art sale record
An abstract portrait by Pablo Picasso on Wednesday smashed the record for an artwork sold in Australia, netting A$6.9 million (3.1 million pounds) at an auction in Sydney.
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Picasso painting breaks Australia art sale record
SYDNEY (Reuters) - An abstract portrait by Pablo Picasso on Wednesday smashed the record for an artwork sold in Australia, netting A$6.9 million ($6.1 million) at an auction in Sydney.
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Aerial images land in Capital
ONE of the world's largest and most important aerial photography collections is on its way to Edinburgh.
Edinburgh Evening News |
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New photography exhibition opens
A new photography exhibition showcasing life on the Isle of Man is to open at the Manx Museum.
BBC News |
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Enter your sports photos in our contest
Comments ( No comments posted. ) The Beaches Leader is happy to launch its first-ever summer sports photo contest. This is your opportunity to showcase camera skills, compete for prizes and get your work published in the paper.
Beaches Leader |
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CRAZY, An Award-Winning Film Inspired by the Life Of Guitar Legend Hank Garland, is an Official Selection at The ...
CRAZY, an independent feature film inspired by the tragic life and groundbreaking music of legendary 1950s-era guitarist Hank Garland, is an official selection at the 10th Annual Provincetown International Film Festival at the tip of Cape Cod in Provincetown, MA.
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Blacksod girl captures dolphins at play
A YOUNG Blacksod woman could potentially have a career in wildlife photography ahead of her after capturing rare images of dolphins off the Erris coast.
Western People |
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Museum fundraiser features unique sculpture book
Those who sign up to be charter members of the Bayou Teche Museum will be featured in a one-of-a-kind book that also could be described as a sculpture, said Paul Schexnayder, museum board member and artist.
The Daily Iberian |
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Carvings for a Cause fundraiser seeks to raise tree-planting dollars
Wooden carvings of historic figures, which have become a common sight around Buffalo, were supposed to raise funds to replant trees after the October 2006 storm.
The Buffalo News |
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Picasso's Sylvette breaks art record
A PICASSO portrait painting has sold in Sydney for $6.9 million, making it the most expensive piece of art to ever go under the hammer in Australia.
Daily Telegraph |
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Cook feels rewarded catering to seniors
Name: Jon Rubin Occupation: Caterer and cook for Gladys & Henry Crown Center for Senior Living in University City Family: Wife, Jody; children Jacob, Jeanne, Avi, Moshe and Tali Home: University City From f-stops to food: "I have a B.A. with an emphasis in photography from Webster University.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch |
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Computers are unneeded
This letter is an assessment on computers and the worthless world they have created. To start with, computers have added nothing to photography.
Montrose Daily Press |
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