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Tate Modern opens major Rothko show
Fourteen of Mark Rothko's mysterious "Seagram" murals are on display together for the first time at a powerful Tate Modern exhibit of his dark, brooding later works.
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Delta Fair Photography Show results
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Sony 4K SXRD Projectors Tell Story of Ocean Life Through HD Video at New Smithsonian Sant Ocean Hall
The newest exhibition hall at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History here in the nation's capital is dedicated to the ocean's history and its importance in contemporary society.
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New Art Gallery
A new art venue, Area919 , is set to launch its grand opening to the public on Thursday, September 25th, 6-9PM with two shows. TODT - As If will offer a selection of works culled from 25 years of production art from the TODT Artist Collective . This show will highlight "TODT's perverse and meticulous assemblages of militaristic, technological, and everyday materials in an obsessive, and ...
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Bacon portrait to sell for £7.5m
A Francis Bacon portrait is expected to fetch £7.5m when it is sold at Christie's auction house in London.
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UK Rothko show looks at enigmas surrounding artist
LONDON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - London's Tate Modern gallery has reunited 15 of 30 Mark Rothko paintings originally intended for a swanky New York restaurant before the artist, who committed suicide in 1970, withdrew from the commission.
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Wild Western Festival coming to Avondale
After three years at Pioneer Village, this rootin' tootin' ''Wild-west Ren Fest'' moves to C.J.S. Studios in Avondale.
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Shanghai's art season: festivals draw global crowd
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 were recently offered as three major art fairs converged on China's commercial capital.
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Fashion Milan Fashion Week: Ferre, Burberry and Ferretti 24/09 18:15 CET
After the death of Italian fashion maestro Gianfranco Ferre in 2007, Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi took over the reins. In this week’s show at Milan they paid tribute to the so-called architect of fashion with a show full of sculpture.
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Rothko's murals reunited at Tate
Some of artist Mark Rothko's most famous paintings have been reunited for an exhibition at London's Tate Modern.
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Brian Bedford Will Be Lady Bracknell in Earnest at Stratford in 2009
Bedford's cast will include Ben Carlson, celebrated in 2008 for his portrayal of Hamlet, as Jack; veteran Stephen Ouimette as Rev. Canon Chasuble; Mike Shara, a Shaw Festival favorite, making his Stratford debut as Algernon; Sara Topham, who was Laurencia in Stratford's 2008 Fuente Ovejuna , as Gwendolyn.
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A cultural destination amid the cornfields
Staff Photo/Lindsay Blake - Rachel Sims is the second artist resident for the Corning Center for Fine Arts. She plans on buying a home in Adams County to continue with her art. She creates wild jewelry for her company fuzzishü.
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'Home' grabs buzz in Montreal
Lancaster filmmaker Mary Haverstick's feature film "Home," starring Marcia Gay Harden, received a warm welcome at the Montreal International Film Festival last month. Haverstick says the movie, which was filmed here in the summer of 2006, got that most important, but intangible...
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60th Grundy County Corn Festival gets under way: Artists submit their works
The line was short and moved quickly, but rarely completely disappeared.
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'Suite Francaise' author Irene Nemirovsky is subject of exhibit
NEW YORK - 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 fine line between curating and promoting
The excellent Richard Prince exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery which closed earlier this month raises important issues that all public galleries may sometimes face. In 1983 Iwona Blazwick and I presented a show by Richard Prince at the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) in London.
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Shanghai's art season: festivals draw global crowd
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 were recently offered as three major art fairs converged on China's commercial capital.
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Get Started on your Costume, It's Time for the 22nd Annual Sundowner Event at Vizcaya Museum & Gardens
The renowned 22nd annual Halloween Sundowner fundraiser is set to once again provide guests with a night they will not soon forget. All proceeds from this fundraiser benefit Miami's historic Vizcaya Museum & Gardens located at 3251 South Miami Avenue. The ticketed event will be full of entertainment, with two dance floors, free wine, beer and top-shelf liquors provided to the general public, 21 ...
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Rough start for BlackBrush
TOOL —BlackBrush Oil and Gas Co. of San Antonio, which received a drilling permit from this city recently, got off to a rough start when workers spotted the well in the wrong place.
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Taking the still-life to a different place
At first glance, Giorgio Morandi’s paintings remind you of the Peggy Lee song “Is That All There Is?” Frankly described, they are still-lifes of misshapen bottles and little cardboard boxes painted in drab and dusty grays, pinks, tans and other washed-out tones.
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Picture: Britney Spears poses in her underwear for charity
Britney Spears is making an exhibition of herself again - but for once, it's nothing to do with the star being badly behaved.
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Emily M. Hall
NOTE: Comments posted to our web site may be used our "letter to the editor" section of the paper. Booker’s art, which quickly gained notoriety when she first began making sculpture from the discarded rubber in the late ’90s, is breathing n...
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Haggis, single malt and hope
We were in Scotland for two weeks, presenting a play at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival — the granddaddy of the festival known hereabouts as IndyFringe.
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Indiana Art Association to offer painting classes
The Indiana Art Association will offer the following art classes for adults on the fourth floor of the Indiana Theater Building, 637 Philadelphia St.:
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Greece hosts exhibition of reclaimed ancient loot
ATHENS, Greece - The presidents of Greece and Italy on Wednesday opened an exhibition of more than 80 illegally excavated ancient treasures returned from U.S. and European museums and private collections.
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