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Globes test Centre artist
As art students filter back to Centre College in Danville, Ky., this month, they have found a surprise hanging over their heads in the art building. Some 90 glass orbs, each 10 inches around in simple colors, are suspended in a stairwell.
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Indian romance
George de Forest Brush made his reputation in the 1880s painting scenes of American Indians. He journeyed to Wyoming and Montana where he lived among the Arapahoe, Shoshones and Crows to study their costumes and customs.
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Toledo area continues its tradition of great entertainment
When it comes to art, Toledoans are traditionalists all the way. Not that there’s anything wrong with that. The reason art — whether it’s music, paintings, or theater — becomes classic is as obvious as it is real: It’s work that stands every test of time and reveals itself through the years to be worthy of being looked at or listened to over and over again. With that in mind, this year’s ...
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Star photographer Lucas Oleniuk offers insights into his photographic adventures at this year's edition of TIFF. Once a week wasn't enough - so now Malene Arpe snarks about pop culture and celebrity on her Stargazing blog.
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Silver year brings changes
CityMusic will mark its 25th anniversary with a three-week chamber-music festival, a world-music series, a Mardi Gras party and a new venue.
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LANGKAWI, Sept 14 (Bernama) -- The display of his two drawings at the Ohara Art Gallery in Kurashiki, Japan, depicting the history of "wayang Kulit" or shadow play in Malaysia, has become an inspiration for local artist, Rosli Hassan, to continue with his work.
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Art world looks to China to sustain sales boom
SHANGHAI (AFP) - Andy Warhol's pop art portraits, Damien Hirst's kaleidoscopic butterfly wings and Zhang Xiaogang's monochromatic families were on sale this weekend under the Shanghai Exhibition Centre's Soviet spire as the art world looked to China to sustain booming sales.
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Art world looks to China to sustain sales boom
British artist Damien Hirst with his work entitled 'Anatomy of an Angel' at Sotheby's art gallery and auction house in central London on September 8. Andy Warhol's pop art portraits, Damien Hirst's kaleidoscopic butterfly wings and Zhang Xiaogang's monochromatic families have gone on sale in Shanghai where the art world is looking to China to sustain booming sales.
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Art exhibition in Victoria
An exhibition of paintings featuring Gozo land and seascapes by artist Lois Cox was inaugurated by Gozo Minister Giovanna Debono at the Exhibitions Hall of the Gozo Ministry in Victoria.
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Britain and Italy: conference on literary and cultural relations
Gloria Lauri-Lucente will deliver a paper at the conference. "At the dawn of the 19th century, Italy had been for 200 years the universal art gallery, wunderkammer, museum, classroom, repository of Europe's heritage."
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JIM COLLINS: Two great weekend events coming this month
We have two great weekend events to highlight for you. The first is the 52nd Annual Pennsylvania Bow Hunters Festival; the second is the Pennsylvania Heritage Festival. Both events are scheduled for the upcoming weekend.
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Art world looks to China to sustain sales boom
Andy Warhol's pop art portraits, Damien Hirst's kaleidoscopic butterfly wings and Zhang Xiaogang's monochromatic families were on sale this weekend under the Shanghai Exhibition Centre's Soviet spire as the art world looked to China to sustain booming sales.
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Art world looks to China to sustain sales boom
Andy Warhol's pop art portraits, Damien Hirst's kaleidoscopic butterfly wings and Zhang Xiaogang's monochromatic families were on sale this weekend under the Shanghai Exhibition Centre's Soviet spire as the art world looked to China to sustain booming sales.
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Damien Hirst seeks art market revolution
Artist Damien Hirst, who broke the mould by putting sharks in formaldehyde, has turned his attention to revolutionising the art market by selling his work direct at auction.
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Damien Hirst seeks art market revolution
LONDON, (AFP) - Artist Damien Hirst, who broke the mould by putting sharks in formaldehyde, has turned his attention to revolutionising the art market by selling his work direct at auction.
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Damien Hirst seeks art market revolution
Artist Damien Hirst, who broke the mould by putting sharks in formaldehyde, has turned his attention to revolutionising the art market by selling his work direct at auction.
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Shanghai's art season: festivals draw global crowd
SHANGHAI (AP) - A Himalayan boulder in pink, a buxom pig sculpture strutting on silver hoofs in a green dress and pearls, waist-high white porcelain penguins - these and more are on offer as three major art fairs converged on China's commercial capital.
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Two new art exhibitions at Oats Park Art Center
The Churchill Arts Council, is opening two new visual art exhibitions at the Oats Park Art Center, 151 E. Park St.
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Fall Festival
Wickman's Garden Village Fall Festival continues from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today at 1345 S. Fort Ave. Events at the Monett location, 1089 E. U.S. 60, will be held from noon to 4 p.m. today. The Springfield festival features arts and crafts, scarecrows, miniature train rides and mums for sale. A portion of concessions raise money for Isabel's House crisis nursery. Free. Call 862-3707.
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Spitfire sell for $2.8 million at auction
A Chinese buyer today paid $NZ2.8 million at a Nelson auction for a Spitfire, World War 2's most famous fighter aircraft. TV3 News said tonight the price was an auction world record for a Spitfire.
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'Road to Freedom' photos on exhibit in Atlanta
The black woman, lovely in a veiled pillbox, white gloves and a string of pearls, stares out the stained glass window of an Alabama church.
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Damien Hirst seeks art market revolution
LONDON, (AFP) - British artist Damien Hirst, who broke the mould by putting sharks in formaldehyde, has turned his attention to revolutionising the art market by selling his work direct at auction.
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Family: We own Dunegrass name
Vanderbergs hoping to organize group to continue event. It is nearly impossible to hear the name Sleeping Bear Dunegrass and Blues Festival without thinking about the late Mike Vanderberg.
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ESCONDIDO: Festivalgoers get a good taste of downtown
ESCONDIDO ---- Business owners along Grand Avenue put on their culinary best Saturday for the second Festival Escondido, an event billed by organizers as both a "feast for all your senses" and an opportunity to bring in more North County residents to
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Light, and where it falls, puts Timothy Barr's painting on high level
Timothy Barr doesn't glamorize the sun. His dusks aren't awash in impossibly vibrant oranges and yellows and reds. He paints what we more often see -- bright, white sunlight, at times so blinding that no point of origin is easily found.
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