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ARTS 2:15 p.m. — Veterans art showcase set for November
2:15 p.m., Oct. 6 — The sixth annual Guam veterans creative art showcase will be held Nov. 6 to 11, and works of art are being solicited. This year's showcase will include the performing arts/story-telling. Call the Guam Veterans Center at 472-7161 for more information.
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Olde English Faire, fall parade highlight Oregon festival
The 39th annual Autumn on Parade festival in Oregon wrapped up three days of festivities today.
Rockford Register Star |
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Artists create works to finance festival
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The Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star |
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Celebrating Sturgis
Saturday started out cool at the Experience Sturgis festival. The crowd was thinner than last year at first, but as the day went on, some parts of town were hopping. A large crowd gathered to hear the Second Grade Singers perform at Free Church Park. Pleasant Street offered activities all day.
Sturgis Journal |
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Threefoot Arts Festival will be ‘fun for the whole family’
The sixth annual Threefoot Arts Festival will be held next weekend. This coming Saturday downtown Meridian will be home to "art, dance, learning, and just plain fun."
The Meridian Star |
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NYFF the last stop for distributors
As the art house arena is faltering and changing, the New York Film Festival is assuming a more crucial role on the commercial side of indie distribution.
The Hollywood Reporter |
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Masriadi Painting Fetches Record at Sotheby's Hong Kong Sale
Oct. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Indonesian artist I Nyoman Masriadi 's painting of boxers in a bout sold for HK$6.5 million ($836,352) in Hong Kong, not including fees, a record for contemporary Southeast Asian art.
Bloomberg |
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Marlborough Heritage Festival 2008: Tasty choices
Brian and Nancy Cobb didn't mind waiting in the line that stretched down Main Street for the Chowderfest during yesterday's 13th annual Heritage Festival.
The MetroWest Daily News |
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Schweinfest celebrates art, culture
AUBURN #- It might be an art museum, but the Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center is not a quiet place where guests look at paintings on the wall and speak with soft whispers.
The Auburn Citizen |
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Hilton Als: My Barbarian at the New Museum.
The New Museum curator Eungie Joo has a nose for talent--particularly for performers who are more likely to comment on the “legitimate” theatre than to attend it. Just recently, she reintroduced New York audiences to My Barbarian, a performance collective based in Los Angeles. Founded in 2000 by Malik . . .
The New Yorker |
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Colourful past, precious history
The 50th anniversary of the formation of the Young Historical Society and the opening of a new permanent mining exhibition were jointly celebrated on Wednesday at the Lambing Flat Folk Museum in Campbell Street.
The Young Witness |
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School events calendar
Tuesday Teaching teachers -- "East African Cloth and Culture in Our Own Backyard," hands-on training class for early childhood teachers, Erie Art Museum, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Teachers can explore the museum's new textile exhibit, learn African children's songs and games and how to use that knowledge in a classroom.
Erie Times-News |
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Goings on About Town: Art
MUSEUMS AND LIBRARIES METROPOLITAN MUSEUM Fifth Ave. at 82nd St. (212-535-7710)--“Giorgio Morandi, 1890-1964.” The first-ever American retrospective of the Italian modern master is the sleeper hit of the season. Morandi’s still-lifes, each an adventure, are unbeatably radical meditations on what can and can’t happen when three dimensions . . .
The New Yorker |
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Library hosts exhibit
An art exhibit featuring works by local artist Clarence Halbrook will be displayed at the Rolla Public Library through the month of October. Rolla resident Clarence Halbrook, 77, is exhibiting 13 paintings and one photograph in the main room at the Library.
Rolla Daily News |
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Native Art Comes to Campus
Ninety-two year old Irma Bailey displayed her finest Southwestern jewelry, baskets, ceramics, and rugs at the Native American arts and crafts show over the weekend at the Peabody Museum.
The Harvard Crimson |
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Roots And Groove Festival Hits Auckland
For three consecutive nights Auckland’s SKYCITY Theatre will be hosting musical greats from the worlds of Jazz, R’n’B and Soul. We are delighted to announce both international and home-grown headliners in; The John Scofield and Joe Lovano Quartet, Open Souls and Charlie Musslewhite.
Scoop.co.nz |
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One of Meghan Oare's abstract works, this splatter painting is named "Scott." “Being an artist is a full-time job,” said Meghan Oare. “It’s a lifestyle.”
The Pitt News |
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Mountain men gather at Maxwell Wildlife Refuge
Ray Schroeder, Buhler, practices his wood carvings at the Mountain Man Rendezvous at Maxwell Wildlife Refuge on October 3, 2008. Buy Journal Photos Usually when people honk their horns at animals, they’re trying to scare them away.
Salina Journal |
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Cards illustrated by a famous artist, and designed by you
Take a few photos of your darling children, add illustrations from one of the most beloved children’s book artists — Eric Carle — and you’ve got a totally adorable way to announce a birth or set the stage for a party. Cards range from $1.49 each to $5.99 for a set of 10. Go to www.kodak gallery.com for details.
The Kansas City Star |
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36th Fall Festival: Crowd ‘came happy’ to find fun diversion
ASHEBORO — The weather and the opportunity for a fun diversion made the Asheboro Fall Festival everything a festival ought to be on Saturday.
Asheboro Courier-Tribune |
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Foodoir Photography: Uncle Lou's Catfish PoBoy
felineelladali/flickr Lightly fried catfish with pineapple coleslaw topped with jalapeno-onion chow-chow on a toasted Philly roll. Hungry to share your most provocative Austin food photos? Send them here. Make sure to include your name, where the photo was taken and a complete description of the food.
Austinist |
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Death becomes him: Kevorkian's artwork on display at Armenian Library
The dying Jack Kevorkian is trying to get his point across. The man known in the 20th century as Dr. Death, marked the opening of his painting exhibition "The Doctor is Out," at Armenian Library and Museum of America in Watertown by speaking largely about his run for Congress in his home state in Michigan.
The Daily News Tribune |
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Last Added
On October 3rd Goldenstein Gallery in uptown Sedona opens their 4th Annual Cowboys and Indians Show. This unparallel celebration of the American West continues their tradition of featuring internationally renown, contemporary Native American and Western Artists.
Sedona Red Rock News |
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Travel: Holidays
A sand sculpture of goddess Durga at Puri beach. (PTI Photo)
The Times of India |
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Local festival helps residents fall into autumn
Though they do have the word in their name, scarecrows are not really all that scary, at least not to humans. Scarecrows are works of art to celebrate a season more than they are something to fear. This weekend students and community members were given an opportunity to observe and even purchase one of many scarecrows created by local businesses, groups or individuals.
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