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Grand Rapids sculptor Nathan Horowitz remembered for 'great heart,' 'gruff exterior'
Nathan Horowitz GRAND RAPIDS -- Friends are remembering a Grand Rapids sculptor whose controversial work once resided downtown near sculptures by Alexander Calder and Mark di Suvero. Nathan Horowitz, whose two-story sculpture, "Vesta," formerly was installed in 1973 inside a...
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Win Tickets to American Pie!
Join Camarada for another season of inspiring and intimate concerts at a hip Gallery in Little Italy!
San Diego Reader |
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Europeans kidnapped in Egyptian desert near Sudan; report of release disputed
CAIRO, Egypt - Kidnappers have seized 11 European tourists and eight Egyptians during a Sahara desert safari to Gilf al-Kebir, a plateau famed for its prehistoric cave paintings, Egyptian officials said Monday.
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It's 'game on' for Westminster 'Survivor' contestant
Ken Hoang drew on his experience as a pro video gamer while in Gabon.
Orange County Register |
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Iconic photojournalist says movement, being at the center key to great photographs
Renowned photojournalist Harry Benson was there when Bobby Kennedy was assassinated and when the Berlin Wall fell. He marched with Martin Luther King, Jr. and took photographs at his funeral. Benson spoke yesterday on the Kent State University campus. He talked about his long career and how photography has changed. WKSU's Karen Schaefer reports.
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Gallery of national artist opens
The artwork of nationally renowned artist James Langley will be on display in the Daughtrey Gallery of the Sage Center for the Arts Oct. 19. During an artist’s reception Sunday, Langley spoke with students, staff and community members about art and being an artist.
The Hillsdale Daily News |
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When should arts organizations survive their founders?
Many of the Twin Cities theaters, dance companies and music groups are quietly facing a leadership crisis.
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Slide Show: Local Friday night football photos, Sept. 19
To order a photo from the slide show, contact the Herald-Standard photography department at (724)439-7573. Please note the number of the photo as it appears in the slide show.
The Uniontown Herald Standard |
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LOLA Festival 2008 Day One
With just two previous years under its infant-sized belt, the much-lauded LOLA Festival is maturing at a supernatural rate. London, Ont.'s premier offering of independent music and visual art is taking on all the traits of an angst-filled teenager.
ChartAttack.com |
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Look Up Mobile, benefit event
Diane Sirmon Martin was the winner of the cash prize in the 2008 Look Up Mobile! visual scavenger hunt. The contest, reception and silent auction of photographs raised over $17,000 to benefit the AIDS/HIV services and education work of South Alabama CARES.
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Today's DuPage Now newscast
Inside today’s newscast: A Craigslist prostitution bust in Lisle Previews of Downers Grove’s Fall events Call for submissions for our scary story contest An art opening event in Hinsdale tonight
Westmont Reporter Progress |
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Your wallets reaction on Wall Street turmoil
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) - Stocks are tumbling and oil prices are soaring in reaction to the largest government bailout since the Great Depression.
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'Look Up Mobile' makes art an adventure
The Mobile Arts Council is hosting work from five local photographers -- Julia Bacey, Terry Hartley, Michael Mastro, Keith Necaise and Marty Sheffield. This exhibit pays special homage to a recent book, "Look Up Mobile," which consists of 25 photographic clues making for a visual scavenger hunt with a handsome reward.
The Vanguard |
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Europeans kidnapped in Egyptian desert near Sudan
Kidnappers have seized 11 European tourists and eight Egyptians during a Sahara desert safari to Gilf al-Kebir, a plateau famed for its prehistoric cave paintings, Egyptian officials said Monday.
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Bob Shallit: New Grange chef emphasizes fresh 'n local
A veteran chef comes to town to be near the source of food that will help him continue his commitment to "farm-to-table" cooking. An artist's rendering reveals what the Citizen Hotel in downtown Sacramento will look like when it opens at year's end.
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Europeans kidnapped in Egyptian desert near Sudan reported released
CAIRO, Egypt - Kidnappers seized 11 European tourists and eight Egyptians during a Sahara desert safari to Gilf al-Kebir, a plateau famed for its prehistoric cave paintings. Egypt's foreign minister said Monday the tourists had been freed unharmed.
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Bob Shallit: New Grange chef emphasizes fresh 'n local
A veteran chef comes to town to be near the source of food that will help him continue his commitment to "farm-to-table" cooking. Read other Bob Shallit columns An artist's rendering reveals what the Citizen Hotel in downtown Sacramento will look like when it opens at year's end.
The Sacramento Bee |
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ACL Official Aftershow Roundup & Massive Giveaway Chance
David Byrne by Danny Clinch Once again, ACL has presented a veritable smorgasbord of shows outside the actual Zilker Park festival schedule, at venues including La Zona Rosa , Emo's , Antone's , The Parish , and (duh) Stubb's . The aftershows are intended as a showcase for artists who may be missed or overlooked during the glutted day schedule, and present another opportunity for ...
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Toronto's Korean community celebrates the Han-Gah-We Festival, the equivalent to a Korean Thanksgiving Saturday, Sept. 27.
Scarborough Mirror |
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Guggenheim Museum to display text art to celebrate renovation
The Guggenheim Museum's spiral facade will be turned into a public art installation when it is illuminated in large-scale text to celebrate its newly restored exterior.
USA Today |
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Charges dropped in raid on Detroit art gallery party
DETROIT -- City attorneys have dropped the charges against more than 100 people who were arrested and ticketed during a May 31 police raid at an art gallery dance party.
Detroit News |
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Cambridge Art & Frame helps Kenyan kids at fundraiser
With barely two weeks of business in the books, Cambridge Art & Frame has already found a way of giving back to the community. In support of the One Art Show fundraising event held at Ned Devine’s in Faneuil Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 16 to benefit Kenyan street children, Cambridge Art & Frame donated three $50 gift certificates for auction.
Cambridge Chronicle & Cambridge Tab |
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Friends of Kresge Art Museum's Twiling in the Garden
Arriving at the Friends of Kresge Art Museum's Twilight event are Dr. Katherine Sgouris of East Lansing and Twilight in the Garden Honorary Chairwoman Stella Cash of Bath Sept. 21 at the Henry Center for Executive Development on the MSU campus.
DeWitt-Bath Review |
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EDUCATION SPECIAL
Since the MBA degree won recognition around the world, international business education has undergone a renaissance in Russia. From the 1990s when the local market emerged, business knowledge has became a condition for professional success.
St. Petersburg Times |
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City hopes to lay out plan for public art
Mayor Jerry Abramson said Creative Time artists and curators will spend up to a year studying Louisville's visual arts history and laying out a strategy for funding and placing more public art in all parts of the city, including suburban areas.
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