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S.B. County Briefs - 5/04
A proposed ordinance to fund public art will be discussed Tuesday evening during a public hearing at the Redlands City Council meeting.
The Press-Enterprise |
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DIOR MUSEUM CELEBRATES DANDIES
GRANVILLE, France, May 4, 2008 (AFP) - Legendary dandy Oscar Wilde once declared "One should either be a work of art or wear a work of art," a sentiment endorsed by designer Christian Dior, who acknowledged dandyism as a significant influence on his fashion.
The Tocqueville Connection |
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Perry-Mansfield will roll out "Mama Hated Diesels" in June
The 2008 Perry-Mansfield New Works Festival in Steamboat Springs will feature the first public look at the newest project from the popular tandem of Randal Myler and Dan Wheetman, best known for developing musical bios like "Love Janis" and "It Ain't Nothin' But the Blues" for the Denver Center Theatre Company and others. Their tributes to John Denver, Hank Williams, Nat King Cole, and the Mamas ...
Denver Post |
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A mountain of multi-act shows should give fans their fix
They're calling this the summer America finally discovered the music festival. And Colorado promoters are right in the thick of it.
Denver Post |
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Artist's work to grace Del Mar passes
An original oil painting by Riverside resident Elin Pendleton has been selected as the image for the VIP cards for the Del Mar Turf Club at Del Mar Race Track for the second year in a row.
The Press-Enterprise |
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Museums, theaters, historic sites make Putnam a cultural oasis
Whether you're moving to Putnam County, or just passing through, there's plenty to engage the cultural tourist.
The Journal News |
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Children's art gets musical unveiling
Members of Northwest Middle School's Las Rosas De Las Motanas perform at the unveiling of "Este es mi Mexico, This is My Mexico!" art exhibit at the Salt Lake City-County Building on Friday. The exhibit features art work by children of Mexican descent who are between the ages of 7 and 11 years old.
Deseret Morning News |
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Kids have their day at the festival
KATHY QUIGG THE DAILY WORLD Shorebirds fly low over the mudflats at Bowerman Basin as a flock at upper right makes a quick turn and heads skywards. A lush red sun sinks into the sea surrounded by sky of deep purple; a pectoral sandpiper hunts for food.
The Daily World |
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Booknotes
Writers, artists will be at library festival. More than 25 artists and writers will participate in the annual "Celebrate the Arts" festival from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday at the El Paso Public Library, 501 N. Oregon.
El Paso Times |
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Clarkstons show art, music
Clarkston Art, Guitars & Gifts, 407 E. Nevada, had an opening reception April 25 for a new exhibit by artist Mel Clarkston titled "Vibrant El Paso.
El Paso Times |
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Museum says farewell to friends at memorial
The El Paso Museum of Art presented a "Celebration of Life" ceremony April 24 to honor Jim Mortensen and Micheline Kissack, two museum members and docents who died recently.
El Paso Times |
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Museum talk
The El Paso Museum of Art will continue its Hidden Masterpieces Visiting Scholar Lecture Series this week with Alan Wintermute, a vice president of Christie's, the auction house.
El Paso Times |
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Montana one huge canvas for fine arts
There's a small but vibrant contemporary arts community in Bozeman, set apart from tourist draws such as the historic downtown.
Cape Cod Times |
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Stewart paintings on exhibit
"Flying Objects," a 12-piece public art project created by Utah artists and managed by the Salt Lake City Arts Council, has been rearranged in downtown Salt Lake and will remain in the following locations for a year: On West Temple near Abravanel Hall and the Salt Lake Art Center, you'll find Dan
The Salt Lake Tribune |
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REGIONAL NEWS
A bachelor auction will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Corning Country Club to benefit the Children's Miracle Network at the Arnot Ogden Medical Center neonatal intensive care unit.
Elmira Star-Gazette |
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Kineticists fine with smaller, dry event
Although KBCO pulled its sponsorship of the traditional Kinetics Sculpture Challenge last year, it should come as no surprise that a group of veteran kineticists pulled the 29th annual event together anyway. With no reservoir permit and limited funding, a group of die-hard kinetics fans still managed a grounded version of the challenge Saturday, creating a land obstacle course in the Twenty ...
Boulder Daily Camera |
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Events celebrate Hispanic heritage
With Cinco de Mayo coming on Monday, two events in the area Saturday celebrated Hispanic culture. Festivals were held in St. Louis, on Cherokee Street, and in Florissant, outside the Eagan Civic Center.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch |
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Park Hill Art Club Spring Exhibit & Sale -- 05/04/08 at Parker United Methodist Church
Park Hill Art Club Spring Exhibit & Sale -- 05/04/08 at Parker United Methodist Church
Rocky Mountain News |
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EXHIBIT: Teens show off their artwork
York Catholic High School art students will host a public display of their work from 8 a.m. to 3 p.
York Daily Record |
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Porter paintings translate nature
The diminutive painter, dwarfed by her large-scale works, smiles at the question of how she manages to transcend the difference.
The Greenville News |
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Jazz Videos
Get featured! Submit your video Description Maynard Ferguson performing "Don't Stop Till You Get Enough" at the Playboy Jazz Festival at the Hollywood Bowl. The trombone solo is by Steve Wiest.
All About Jazz |
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Brian Ferriso: The Great Normalizer
While house hunting his first two months in town, Brian Ferriso rented a single room in Portland State University's campus hotel, blocks away from his new job as executive director of the Portland Art Museum. The cost: about $50 a night.
The Oregonian |
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Festival brings together range of river-related activities
All aspects of the Thames River will be celebrated next Saturday at a day-long event aimed at informing and entertaining. festival will be held at London's Central Library and is packed full of presentations, such as poetry readings, a camera club workshop and information displays.
London Free Press |
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If you go to Dog Mountain
DOG MOUNTAIN: 143 Parks Road, St. Johnsbury, Vt.; dogmt.com/about.php or 800-449-2580. Stephen Huneck's gallery and dog chapel sit side by side on a steep hill on Dog Mountain.
The Record |
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City/area digest
Festival at CCC set through Monday
Columbus Telegram |
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