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Reception tonight at Art Station
A reception will be held from 6 to 10 tonight at Josh Mitchell Gallery/The Art Station for "Endings and Beginnings," an exhibit by Anne Cox, who painted 18 foot murals. The Art Station is at 1427 Cherry St. Call 863-9770 for more information.
The Springfield News-Leader |
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Caravaggio work stolen from museum
A painting by Italian artist Caravaggio valued at 100 million US dollars (£50 million) has been stolen from a museum in the Ukrainian port of Odessa.
Channel 4 |
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The Humble Roots Of Old-School Bachata
All Things Considered , July 31, 2008 - Friday in New York, four legends of Dominican bachata music will take the stage as part of the Chase Latino Cultural Festival.
NPR |
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Visual Display Award Winners Announced at AmericasMart Atlanta
AmericasMart Atlanta exhibitors were honored for outstanding visual display and recognized for growth during the July 2008 Atlanta International Gift & Home Furnishings Market and Atlanta International Area Rug Market.
The Gourmet Retailer |
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Rob Mars at Guestroom Gallery, William Samuel Parrott at Pittock Mansion, Sonia Kasparian at Butters Gallery
Two cheers for nostalgia. Sure, it gets a bad rap, especially in art circles, where it's routinely put down as a cop-out, a capitulation to the easy lies and evasions of mainstream culture.
The Oregonian |
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School's legacy set in sculpture
Associated Press - August 1, 2008 4:05 PM ET RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - In an old pump house on the eastern edge of the city, Richmond Professional Institute's legacy is being chiseled in...
WRIC 8 News Richmond |
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Spacey to star in art show
Actor seeks to bridge the gap between theatre and art galleries.
TheCelebrityCafe.com |
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Artisphere — Volunteers are the festivals' engine
Artisphere — The International Arts Festival of Greenville recognized its local arts organizations and their volunteers at a mid-day news conference today.
The Greenville News |
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New Denver magazine makes debut
Modern in Denver, a magazine devoted to modern art, design and architecture, announced its launch Friday.
Denver Business Journal |
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Open home tour tickets for Stroll now on sale
Open Home Tour tickets, as of Friday, will be available for Woodland's popular 20th Annual Stroll Through History, scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 6. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Festival participants will have a selection of walking tours of downtown and other historic neighborhoods.
The Daily Democrat |
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Revolving Museum's goal: Restore Harmony to rundown city park
LOWELL -- Harmony Park has not lived up to its name in some time. Crumbled concrete tables, a trampled-over baseball diamond and decrepit walls have devolved into a meeting ground for illegal activity in the Acre neighborhood.
Lowell Sun |
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Festival folks: Volunteers, vendors, SPPD all part of Kiwanis Citrus event
It takes a lot of folks to make a festival, and the 41st Annual Kiwanis Citrus Festival was no exception.
Santa Paula Times |
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Citrus Classic Balloon Festival this weekend at Santa Paula Airport
You’ll be tickled pink - and every other shade of delight - this weekend with the first-ever Citrus Classic Balloon Festival taking off at Santa Paula Airport.
Santa Paula Times |
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The Godfather of Sax is back
Hope Star Community Editor The Hope Watermelon Festival will once again welcome one of the best-known saxaphonists in music when Ace Cannon takes the stage Saturday, August 8, beginning at 8 p.m.
Hope Star |
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WSU adds Warhol photos to permanent collection
All Wright State University asked for was money; what they got is worth a whole lot more: 155 Polaroids and silver gelatin prints taken by Andy Warhol, donated to WSU's permanent collection from the Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts as part of its 20th Anniversary Photographic Legacy Program. The program made a gift of 28,543 photos to 183 college and university art programs around the ...
Dayton Daily News |
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Blueberry Festival opens today
IMLAY CITY -- Folks are sure to have a "berry" good time this year at the 28th Annual Imlay City Blueberry Festival that runs today and Saturday. Sally Reinhardt, interim director of the Imlay City Area Chamber of Commerce, expects another year of family fun.
County Press |
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Lee Rosenbaum's cultural commentary
The chief focus of Kirchner and the Berlin Street , which opens to the public on Sunday, is an eye-popping lineup of seven of the 11 paintings from Kirchner's series of Berlin street scene paintings of 1913-15.
Arts Journal |
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New Renaissance Club Sport more than holds up its high end
ZEENA WARRIOR FITNESS: Zeena reports on a hot new place in O.C. to work out.
Orange County Register |
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Museo Alameda Opens Escultura Social: A New Generation of Art from Mexico City
More than 1,300 people descended on the Museo Alameda, the nation´s largest Latino museum and
wallstreet:online AG |
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Summer Art Show
Participants of various art workshops held during the Iberia Parish Summer Workshop series were able to show off their ‘stuff’ Thursday at the Main Branch Library.
The Daily Iberian |
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Whitney Museum selling nearby townhouses
After scrapping a controversial plan to expand its presence on the Upper East Side, the museum is putting some of its Madison Avenue townhouses up for sale.
Crain's New York Business |
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With Friends Like These ….
To better understand the reliability of America ’s oil imports it’s helpful to see who America ’s faithful oil-suppliers are – and who they aren’t. The chart shows that 54% of U.S. crude imports come from countries we consider Allies willing to work with the United States (shown in black and grey).
GoldSeek.com |
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Glass art program proposal could bring 'a dance of light' to Marshall High School students
"And it didn't stop being magic just because you found out how it was done." Marshall High School art teacher Shawn Harris fell in love with glass when he was in college.
Marshall Democrat-News |
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Motamedi upped at Getty Images
Getty Images, the primary provider of photography for The Hollywood Reporter, has promoted Roxanne Motamedi to senior executive director of entertainment.
The Hollywood Reporter |
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Windmill Gardens hosts its first summer Girls’ Night Out
About 400 women attended the summer Girls' Night Out event at Windmill Gardens, complete with a band, wine, champagne, hors d'oeuvres and an ice sculpture.
Puyallup Herald |
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