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Exhibit highlights lives of Rwandan orphans
Art on the Move is currently featuring a collection of photographs by Collegian photographer Andrew Lala (senior-psychology) in Warnock Commons in North Halls. The collection is called Yesterday’s News...A Continuing Reality and concerns the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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Called to account
Kent Thomson, lawyer for the Beaverbrook U.K. Foundation, said he would make accounting records fun Tuesday as the appeal between the foundation and the Beaverbrook Art Gallery continued for a second day.
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Autonomy's Meaning-Based Computing Technology Integrated in Adobe Reative Suite 4
CAMBRIDGE, England and SAN FRANCISCO , September 24 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Autonomy Corporation plc (LSE: AU. or AU.L), a global leader in infrastructure software for the enterprise , today announced that Adobe Systems Incorporated has integrated its Intelligent Data Operating Layer (IDOL) platform and rich media management functionality into the newly-launched Adobe(R) Creative Suite (R) 4 ...
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Elephant statues make trunk loads of cash for charity
An auction of decorated elephant sculptures raises £200,000 for cancer and wildlife charities.
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The Autumn Country Folk Art Festival: Unique traditional furnishings, antiques, folk art and seasonal and holiday decor at the 26th Annual Folk Art Festival.
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The earliest Francis Bacon portrait of his friend Henrietta Moraes, owned by one of their circle of friends since it was painted, is to be sold. Portrait of Henrietta Moraes is expected take up to £7.5 million at auction at Christie's in London on 19 October.
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Hands-on event begins festival
ONANCOCK -- This town had some unusual visitors from Virginia Beach Thursday afternoon -- among them were a hawk and an owl, which along with snakes, toads and turtles made up a demonstration given by Virginia Beach Parks and Recreation as part of the kick-off for the 16th Annual Eastern Shore Birding and Wildlife Festival.
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'Open-air' artist fest Saturday in Fabyan Preserve
Art lovers are invited to peer over the shoulders of a number of Midwest plein-air artists who will be painting the beauty of Fabyan Forest Preserve during the first annual Plein Air Paintout hosted by the Geneva Cultural Arts Commission on Saturday, Sept. 27 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Making strides, m. soccer wins, 2-0
Last year’s men’s soccer team might not have won yesterday afternoon’s contest at neighbor Quinnipiac. This year’s team had no problem, though, as it showed the strides it’s making early in the season.
Yale Daily News |
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Brainstorming begins for new art museum
University of Iowa officials are starting to talk about a new facility for the UI Museum of Art, but they are only in the idea phase at this point, museum interim director Pamela White said Tuesday.
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Win tickets to an exclusive Frieze Art Fair breakfast talk
As media sponsor of Frieze Art Fair , one of the biggest events on the art calendar, the Guardian is hosting a panel discussion on collecting contemporary art exclusively for Guardian readers.
Guardian Unlimited |
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The countdown has begun, with only seven weeks to go before the Art Gallery of Ontario lets the public through the doors to see how Frank Gehry has transformed its home on the Grange.
Toronto Star |
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Warhol's Head After Picasso sells for $1.5m
A painting by Andy Warhol has sold for $1.5 million at an art auction in Sydney on Wednesday evening.
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Online Real Estate Auction Gives Buyers the Chance to Purchase "Live and Work" Condos in Unique Urban Neighborhood
Leading online real estate auction marketing company, the LFC Group of Companies, has been selected to auction 14 brand new condos located in Charlotte, North Carolina, on their residential real estate auction web site FRE.com(R) (www.FRE.com/281R4).
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Granovsky, Gluskin gift to AGO raised to $10-million
Toronto art museum continues its torrid fundraising pace, having gathered 95 per cent of its $276-million target
The Globe and Mail |
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Fakhruddin introduces Dhs900m F Towers project in Downtown Jebel Ali
Fakhruddin Properties, one of the leading real estate developers in the UAE, is set to introduce F Towers, a state-of-the-art tower project that will be highlighted at Cityscape Dubai 2008, which is scheduled to take place from 6 to 9 October at the Dubai International Exhibition Centre.
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'Suite Francaise' author is subject of exhibit
When Irene Nemirovsky's "Suite Francaise" was published in 2004, readers were captivated by the story of 1940s French life under German occupation. It was a story the author lived as she was writing it; Nemirovsky was arrested in 1942 and died at Auschwitz.
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PUBLIC ART BRANCHES OUT
First came "The Gates," then "Waterfalls." Now comes the city's latest public art installation: "Tree Huts." The project features a dozen pinewood tree houses perched 30 feet up in the branches above Madison Square Park in the Flatiron District...
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Gagosian Makes Half of Global Sales to Russia, Director Says
Sept. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Buyers from Russia and other republics of the former Soviet Union account for almost 50 percent of total global sales at Gagosian Gallery , the art world's global leader in exhibition space, said one of its directors.
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SOS Malta launches volunteers' award
The SOS award, a bronze sculpture designed by Damian Darmanin, represents an "unfinished" society. Photo: Matthew Mirabelli Solidarity Overseas Service (SOS) Malta has launched the first award intended to recognise and reward work carried out by individuals on a voluntary basis with not-for-profit organisations, charities and NGOs.
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Autonomy's Meaning-Based Computing Technology Integrated in Adobe Reative Suite 4
Time Analysis of Video and Audio Within Adobe's Post-Production Solution
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Online Real Estate Auction Gives Buyers the Chance to Purchase "Live and Work" Condos in Unique Urban Neighborhood
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.----Leading online real estate auction marketing company, the LFC Group of Companies, has been selected to auction 14 brand new condos located in Charlotte, North Carolina, on their residential real estate auction web site FRE.com .
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'Suite Francaise' author is subject of exhibit
When Irene Nemirovsky's "Suite Francaise" was published in 2004, readers were captivated by the story of 1940s French life under German occupation. It was a story the author lived as she was writing it; Nemirovsky was arrested in 1942 and died at Auschwitz.
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The Beaux-Arts Indians of George Brush
"George de Forest Brush: The Indian Paintings" at the National Gallery of Art is a split-screen exhibition, a thought-divider. Following its plots is like paying full attention to two movies at once.
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SAN FRANCISCO / Hole in crankcase brought plane down
The single-engine plane that splash-landed in San Francisco Bay during an aerial-photography flight this month apparently lost engine oil because of a hole in its crankcase, according to a preliminary report issued by federal investigators. Pilot Bruce Moody...
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