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Get Out: Saturday
Photo by the_mule via the LAist Featured Photos pool on Flickr CELEBRATE CHINATOWN'S 70th : Head down to Chinatown's Central Plaza tonight to celebrate this incarnation of the area's 70th Anniversary (and learn what other Chinatowns came before!). They're having 40s-style Big Band music and dancing, cocktails from the era, costume contests, and lots of historic photos and info and ...
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Buzz bands invade Drexel campus at green festival
While you were probably lounging down the shore or moving into your new apartment before summer term commenced, POPPED! Music Festival invaded Philadelphia. The gorgeous three days of the festival offered a great treat for music lovers of varying genres. June 20-22 provided the City of Brotherly Love with top acts, interesting venues and fun times.
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Mike McCartney stops by Channel 3
CLEVELAND -- A new exhibit is opening at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by a world renowned photographer with a famous last name.
WKYC Cleveland |
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Big cheese carving gets Wis. sculptor spot on TV
Troy Landwehr doesn't mind if people thinks his art is cheesy.
Centre Daily Times |
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Shelocta teen among winners in art contest
In her first major art contest, an Indiana Area Senior High School senior won first place and will have her painting on display for the next year at the nation’s Capitol.
The Indiana Gazette |
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Big cheese carving gets Wisconsin sculptor spot on TV's 'Good Morning America'
LITTLE CHUTE, Wis. - Troy Landwehr doesn't mind if people thinks his art is cheesy.
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Man sentenced for prematurely burning Burning Man
A performance artist who prematurely torched the signature effigy of Nevada's Burning Man festival last summer will have to chill in prison.
WSYR 9 Syracuse |
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Big cheese carving gets Wis. sculptor spot on TV
LITTLE CHUTE, Wis. - Troy Landwehr doesn't mind if people thinks his art is cheesy. It's still getting him plenty of attention. The sculptor has carved a version of John Trumbull's "Declaration of Independence" in a 2,000-pound block of cheddar.
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Review: Okami
When play.tm's Stevie Smith first reviewed Okami on the PS2 back in early 2007, he described the game as "an artistically-inspired gaming masterpiece," enthusing that "it deserves your time, and it certainly deserves your money" before urging us, as if we needed any further encouragement to "buy two copies."
Ferrago |
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A new printing, photographic technology
KODAK of the United States and Fuji of Japan are just two of the international photography organizations that have survived digital technology. Digital technology made film photography obsolete. Digital cameras are built in in most cellular phones today.
The Manila Times |
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South Floridian Behind French Art Theft
Federal authorities in Miami said on Friday they had indicted Bernard Jean Ternus, 55, a French citizen who lives in Cooper City, in connection with four expensive paintings stolen from a museum in Nice, France, a year ago.
CBS4 Miami |
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Sidewalk Art Festival continues
The Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute's Sidewalk Art Festival continues today through Wednesday.
The Observer-Dispatch |
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Public Art: Olafur Eliasson's Waterfalls Transform New York
The buzz on "The New York City Waterfalls" was loud enough that a boatload of reporters chugged out into New York Harbor one recent steamy morning with the installation's artist, Olafur Eliasson, and Mayor Michael Bloomberg for a first, up-close look at the project: four cascades, ranging in height from 90 to 120 feet, installed at sites along the East River. The falls work by an elaborate ...
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Paris brings love Benji along to join the family at LA art exhibition
There was an important addition to the Hilton family this week when mum and dad Rick and Kathy hosted the swanky opening of a new Los Angeles photography exhibition.
Hello! |
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Shanghai Hotels
The old neighborhoods of the city are making way for the new. Exploring the line between old China and new China in this global city's shops, restaurants and museums.
New York Times |
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Weather damage, information updates across metro
Vic Gutman, who runs the Summer Arts Festival in downtown Omaha, said he has brought in new stage and sound equipment to replace that damaged by the storm Friday evening.
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil |
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Press conference gives taste of Dodge City Days
As cameras snapped photos, Dodge City High School junior Eric Norton smiled in surprise and delight as he posed next to his Dodge City Days rodeo poster. Norton had just learned that he had won first place and a $300 prize for his poster, which will be displayed at Landmark National Bank during this year's Western art show. The poster will also be reproduced for the cover of the ...
The Dodge City Daily Globe |
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Surprise OKs $71,150 to aid Heard Museum
Surprise City Council voted 6-1 Thursday to give Heard Museum West $71,150 necessary to balance its fiscal 2008 budget.
The Arizona Republic |
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AN EXHIBIT ON BALANCE - Mendel Medal honors achievement in religion-science compatibility
Rob Weychert visits a display at the “Gregor Mendel: Planting the Seeds of Genetics” exhibit at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia on Tuesday. An 1884 portrait of Gregor Mendel hangs behind Weychert.
Missoulian |
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Cinema paradise for Dietrich fans
THE movie that launched the career of screen icon Marlene Dietrich is among a series of films being shown in the Capital alongside a new photography exhibition.
Edinburgh Evening News |
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Artists off to Mosman
The art of Friendship exhibition depicts a sense of community by representing through various mediums the unique people and landscape that is Glen Innes.
Camden Haven Courier |
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Sculpture set to be big attraction
AN unusual new sculpture, entitled Strange Attractor IV, has been unveiled in west Edinburgh.
Edinburgh Evening News |
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Entrepreneur auctioning off 200 classic cars
LOS ANGELES - As he prepares to watch his treasured 1940 Howard Hughes Cadillac and hundreds of other meticulously maintained automobiles be driven right out the door, broadcasting...
Boston Herald |
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Healing through art, artist's paintings help families cope with loss of marines
"Let's go see the boys," Westerville, Ohio, artist Anita Miller says as she heads down the unfinished wooden stairs to her studio.
Carroll County Online |
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Moving moment for Broadwater artist Mike
A BROADWATER artist is selling all his paintings – in a "stock clearance sale". (25/06/2008 08:40:49)
Worthing Today |
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