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USGA shares history at museum
FAR HILLS, N.J. – When some of golf’s most prized possessions literally began crumbling to pieces in the USGA’s museum, the game’s governing body finally decided its historical preservation needed an upgrade.
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'Kung Fu Panda' pushes boundaries of cartoon art
It's unusual for an animated film to combine rambunctious physical comedy and the kind of painterly refinement that makes every frame suitable for display on a museum wall. But that's just what co-directors Mark Osborne and John Stevenson have achieved in "Kung Fu Panda." Although their backgrounds and sensibilities are quite different - Osborne directed episodes of "SpongeBob SquarePants" and ...
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Silk painting class offered at UWSP
Learn a variety of ways to paint on silk at a workshop offered through a University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Continuing Education program. A silk painting class will be held through Arts and Culture Outreach from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, July 26 in the Noel Fine Arts Center on the UWSP campus. Participants will create two small scarves and one long scarf. The cost is $65 for all materials ...
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Tyler Green's modern & contemporary art blog
MCA Denver architect David Adjaye lands another contemporary museum gig?; I'm always glad to see Fred Sandback even though they make me sad. There's one up now in Indianapolis ;
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Art show raises money for Historic Wilmington Foundation
More than 400 people came through Walls Gallery during the opening weekend to see the 94 new paintings by the participating artists as well as work from their home landscapes, and their paintings of Wilmington and surroundings will hang at the gallery in Wilmington mid-June.
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Trent Willmon to Appear All Week at CMA Music Fest in Nashville, TN
Compadre Records/Music World Entertainment artist Trent Willmon is scheduled to appear at a host of events surrounding the CMA Music Festival taking place this week in Nashville, TN. A complete schedule of events is listed below.
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Iconic Raquel Welch drawing up for auction
DALLAS, June 3 (UPI) -- The original art for a famous 1960s U.S. pop-culture image, actress Raquel Welch depicted as a cave woman, is heading for the auction block.
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Police seek tipster in UBC art theft
Police believe there is a "strong possibility" that the 12 pieces stolen from a Bill Reid native art exhibit in Vancouver late last month are still in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, with thieves from the region possibly trying to sell the artifacts through a Vancouver-area network of criminal associates.
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40 years ago today ...
On this date in 1968, pop-culture icon Andy Warhol was shot in his New York studio by Valerie Solanas. Solanas was the author of the SCUM Manifesto, an outspoken, violent 50-page declaration calling for an all-female society. (Her life and...
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A helping hand for the arts
Artist and sculptor Laurenn Prater Barker of California has established an Art Scholarship Fund at Rose Center in honor of her parents, George and Claire "Perk" Prater.
Morristown Citizen Tribune |
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10-feet sand image to highlight harmful effects of leather industry
Puri (Orissa), June 3 : A 10-feet sand sculpture of a shoe crushing a polar bear was created Tuesday on a beach here to highlight the harmful effects of the leather industry on the global environment.
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Students to treat the hometown crowd: Kiwanis Festival music review
The Bay d'Espoir Academy music students that travelled to Grand Falls-Windsor to participate at the annual Kiwanis Music Festival will do it all over again tomorrow night (June 12) - but this time in their own backyard.
The Coaster |
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Mimi Gates' Seattle Legacy
"During her tenure, SAM's endowment grew from $24.5 million to $113 million, and membership increased from 23,000 to 40,000. SAM now attracts more than a million visitors a year, which is more than a tenfold increase since she joined the museum.
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History lives on at RailsWest
Staff photo/Josh White - The yard at the RailsWest Railroad Museum, 16th Avenue and South Main St., holds a variety of steam engines and railcars that were built between 1900 and 1940.
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil |
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Middle school students compete at state contest
Middle school students in the Sedalia School District REACH Program recently competed in the 11th annual extempore state competition, a creative problem solving competition at Brittany Hills Middle School in Blue Springs.
Sedalia Democrat |
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Police seek tipster in UBC art theft
Police believe there is a "strong possibility" that the 12 pieces stolen from a Bill Reid native art exhibit in Vancouver late last month are still in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, with thieves from the region possibly trying to sell the artifacts through a Vancouver-area network of criminal associates.
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Questions/Answers
Questions and answers on Daily Bulletin stories from readers like you. History buffs rejoice! Our favorite museums in the area are gearing up for some big changes in the upcoming year, especially at the San Bernardino County Museum.
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News Article
Send Your Questions To Lethal Bizzle! He'll be playing Download and answering your questions! Lethal Bizzle, as you all will know, is the first urban artist to earn himself a place at the Download festival and will rock the Tuborg Stage on June 15th.
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Data Foundry Continues to Support Growth of T3 Energy Services, Inc.
T3 Energy Services, a leading provider of products and services to the oil and gas industry, has expanded their data center footprint with Data Foundry, Inc. Data Foundry operates top-quality enterprise data centers in Austin and Houston, Texas.
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Photographs bring the beach up close
The Daniel Gallery in Paris is hosting the first public exhibition of work by artist Gerald Hutchings. The “Balmoral Beach Collection” features more than 45 photographs taken over a 10-day period near Sydney, Australia.
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Theodore Geisel's off-beat art is focus of Pinnacle Center event
Dr. Seuss was not a doctor, and though he was best known for his illustrated children's books, much of his art was commercial. The real Dr. Seuss is the subject of a national traveling exhibition that will be coming to Hudsonville next week.
MLive.com |
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Art was her life
It’s been said that many artists create in the hopes of leaving a legacy following their deaths. One Galesburg District 205 art teacher has left behind several permanent reminders in the community.
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PhotoChannel Reports Loss for Fiscal Q1, 2008
Vancouver, BC, June 3, 2008--(T-Net)--PhotoChannel Networks (CDNX:PN.V), a leading innovator in online digital photography and media solutions for retailers, reports its financial results for the three and six month periods ended March 31, 2008. The following discussion is qualified in its entirety by reference to the company's financial statements and accompanying management discussion and ...
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Admitted con artist sentenced to five years
Jordan Gann, who conned women out of money by pretending to be a doctor, lawyer or wealthy real estate investor, pleads no contest to a grand theft charge.
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23 Sandy Gallery: "Resurrection"
Black-glass ambrotypes, silver-gelatin prints with toners from manipulated Polaroid T55 negatives, a handmade photogravure from an etched copper plate.
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