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Festival Report: Art Around Town
WHY YOU SHOULD GO
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Exhibit displays new work by Kelly Graham
The artist, Kelly Logan Graham, just in from his studio in Bluffton, put the finishing touches on the positioning of an enormous verdant painting in dramatic oil, "Heyward Cove from Bridge Street," as he welcomed me to Camellia Art, that tiny jewel of a gallery just off Pope Avenue on Office Way.
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Photo Exhibit Captures Whirlwind Career
Get him talking about his photography career and Burton McNeely doesn't slow down.
The Pasco Tribune |
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A rising dollar with falling crude oil prices has reduced gold`s appeal as a hedge against inflation in turn affecting ...
While a decline in gold prices continue to attract traders' attention, silver, the most preferred precious metal after gold, has lost more than 30% over the past three months.
India Infoline |
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Wells going 'Coastal' for new exhibit
The Wells Gallery showcases the newest collection or oils by local artist Kevin LePrince in an exhibit titled "A Coastal Disposition" this month at the gallery's newly renovated location at 125 Meeting Street. "Growing up in Charleston, LePrince is very familiar with the habits and personalities of the local wildlife and has become well-known for giving each painting a sense of individual ...
The Post and Courier |
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Two Exhibits at de Saisset Museum Address Issues in Contemporary Society
SANTA CLARA, CA.- Two powerful exhibitions at the de Saisset Museum this fall provide artistic perspectives on a wide variety of contemporary topics: war, racism, consumerism, intolerance, and violence.
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Film recounts Petit's incredible 'feat'
The object of his dream did not yet exist. But the idyll was a tangible thing, quixotic. The twin towers of the World Trade Center were only an artist's rendering when Philippe Petit saw the plans in a magazine article. Almost immediately he was consumed by a proprietary impulse: They are mine!
The Post and Courier |
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Bold Strokes and Finesse: The Stage Designs of John Ezell at Des Lee Gallery
ST. LOUIS.- St. Louis native John Ezell is one of contemporary theater's most influential scenic designers. Over the last five decades the Washington University alumnus has created hundreds of sets for major regional, national and international companies and festivals.
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Previously Unseen Animations and Sculptures by David Shrigley on View at Baltic Centre
David Shrigley. Cheers 2007. Waders with foam. 145 x 45 x 58cm. (57 x 17 3/4 x 23in) SHRIG 1309 GATESHEAD.-
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New Collection on View at Irish Museum of Modern Art
Dorothy Cross, Saddle, 1993, Saddle, cow's udder, metal stand, 118 x 56 x 56 cm, Collection Irish Museum of Modern Art, Purchase, 1991. DUBLIN.-
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Exhibition From the Louvre Collection Opens at MIA in 2009
Antoine-Louis Barye, Lion with Serpent, 1833–1836, Musée du Louvre, Department of Sculptures, LP 1184, Photo: Rene-Gabriel Ojeda. © Réunion des Musées Nationaux/Art Resource, NY.
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Splendid Titian Returns to Joslyn Art Museum Transformed Following Conservation
OMAHA, NE.- A nearly 475-year old portrait by Venetian painter Titian (pronounced tish-in; Tiziano Vecellio, ca. 1487-1576) is back on view today in Joslyn Art Museum's Medieval and Renaissance gallery following an 11-month absence.
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Walker Art Center Appoints Baltimore Museum of Art Curator Darsie Alexander as its Chief Curator
Darsie Alexander, new Chief Curator at the Walker Art Center. MINNEAPOLIS.-
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Los Angeles Police Department Offers a $200,000 Reward for the Recovery of Stolen Art
LOS ANGELES.- Police are searching for an art thief that made off with millions of dollars worth of paintings from inside an Encino home, including works by Marc Chagall and Diego Rivera, reported KTLA today.
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11th International Architecture Exhibition Out There: Architecture Beyond Building Opens
View of "Digestible Gulf Stream", by Swiss architect Philippe Rahm, in Corderie dell'Arsenale, a few days before the 11th Architecture Exhibition, Out There: Architecture Beyond Building starts in Venice, Italy. Photo: EFE / Andrea Merola.
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HOT TICKET
• Today-Saturday, Sept. 13 — The Meridian Museum of Art’s 7th Annual Murder Mystery: “Virginia Jones and the Inca Revenge,” a dinner theater production, will be staged at the MSU Riley Center Studio Theatre. Tickets are $75. Showtime is 7 p.m., www.msurileycenter.com or call (601) 696-2200.
The Meridian Star |
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Sculpture for the fallen
When the Vermont National Guard unveils a monument to honor the 11 members of the guard who died in Iraq and Afghanistan, Delaware County sculptor Terry Jones will be on the podium at Camp Johnson, near Burlington, Vt.
Delaware County Times |
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Art on the tracks: Nelson and World War I Museum host railroad driven shows
It’s a great fall for train buffs, with two shows about the railroad opening Saturday in Kansas City.
The Kansas City Star |
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Also on stage: ‘Driving Miss Daisy' Wylliams-Henry and more
Some other shows on stage this weekend: “Driving Miss Daisy” opens tonight at the Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut in Olathe.
The Kansas City Star |
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Watch art in progress at Hidden Glen Arts Festival
Visitors to the Hidden Glen Arts Festival this weekend will get a chance to see art in progress and, if they choose, take part in an artwork.
The Kansas City Star |
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Students display work at Transpace Art Gallery
The Transpace Art Gallery provides a unique opportunity to ISU art students. Located at 102 North St. in Uptown Normal, the gallery gives students the chance to curate public shows, display their work and gain experience in professional art. Held together by a small group of faculty and student managers, the gallery acts as a medium, allowing artists to display their work on a much broader ...
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TBA '08 Podcast: The Walking Tour of Tilburg, Holland
How can you visit the south of Holland without ever leaving Portland? Inara Verzemnieks takes a walking tour with Khris Soden, as a part of the city's Time-Based Art Festival , and discovers that sometimes the cities we imagine are as powerful as the ones that exist.
The Oregonian |
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Woman to share film, quilt work at Latonia
Marita Johnson is pictured here with two items from the Milton family of Oil City - the fan pillow case and the North Carolina lily quilt.
The Derrick |
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Dissident Art
How beautiful that the Dissident Art exhibition, running throughout September, complete with a series of art-meets-politics events, found its home in an Old Montreal defunct currency exchange in the 1931 Aldred Building, a 23-story art deco "skyscraper" built in the name of modern, multinational industry.
Hour.ca |
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Cornell Capa's Contribution to Photography Celebrated at Memorial Service
Roughly 700 members of the photo community gathered in New York on Sept. 10 to celebrate the life of photojournalist Cornell Capa and the institution he founded, the International Center of Photography. Capa died on May 23 at the age of 90 after battling Parkinson's disease for many years.
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