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Chase-Riboud returns to Phila. for an exhibit of her art
The Philadelphia InquirerBarbara Chase-Riboud, the internationally acclaimed sculptor, poet, and author who lives and works in Paris and Rome, was back this weekend where it all began -- Philadelphia. Chase-Riboud was here to help mark the 40th anniversary of the Brandywine...Tags: Arts, Yale University, Trials, The Amistad, Museums
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Eclectic experts demonstrate, educate at Piedmont Craftsmen How2Nights
Winston-Salem Journal, N.C.Once a month, people gather at Piedmont Craftsmen after hours, not to shop or to see the gallery's latest exhibition, but to learn. Since 2011, Piedmont Craftsmen has been offering the How2Nights, where artists and others come to demonstrate their...Tags: Arts, Fine Artists, Arts and Culture
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Edinboro Art & Music Festival hosts dozens of arts, musicians
Erie Times-News, Pa.Saturday was a busy day in Edinboro, thanks in part to Edinboro University of Pennsylvania's commencement ceremonies. But just down the street from the capped-and-gowned graduates, and in pockets all around the borough, there was a buzz for a completely...Tags: Entertainment, Fine Artists, The Jam (music group), University of Pennsylvania, Festive Events
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Summer Fun Guide: Music, dance and more
St. Louis Post-DispatchThe peculiar predicaments of the men -- a lad apprenticed to pirates who wants to go straight ("The Pirates of Penzance"), a pair of jealous husbands and ardent lovers ("Il Tabarro/I Pagliacci"), a young man fighting with his nature as well as what he did...Tags: Dance, Entertainment, Arts, Fine Artists, Religion and Belief
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Summer Fun Guide: 10 things to see at the expanded St. Louis Art Museum
St. Louis Post-DispatchIn these increasingly hectic times, making a priority of gazing at art can be a challenge. But the more relaxed pace of summer allows for more visits than usual to museums and galleries. And fortunately, the St. Louis area offers plenty of venues...Tags: Arts, Dwayne Johnson, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Gerhard Richter
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Stephen Decatur depiction chosen for downtown mural
Herald & Review, Decatur, Ill.Coming this summer to downtown Decatur: Superman. Personified in a mural painting of Commodore Stephen Decatur. The early 19th-century naval hero is the subject of the first mural in the Decatur Mural Project, announced Friday. The project, borne out of...Tags: Arts, Dwayne Johnson, Fine Artists, Media Industry, Arts and Culture
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'New Frontier' exhibit at Gilcrease Museum captures local culture
Tulsa WorldWhen the Palazzo Pitti museum in Florence, Italy, decided to celebrate its native son, navigator and explorer Amerigo Vespucci, it came to Tulsa's Gilcrease Museum. Gilcrease worked with the Italian museum to create an exhibit titled "La Nuova Frontiera...Tags: Smithsonian Institution, Arts, India, Museums, Interior Policy
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Taxidermist completes giraffe project
Appeal-Democrat, Marysville, Calif.A lion, a leopard, a cape buffalo. Oh, my. They are three of the most exotic animals Grady Miller has worked on during his seven-year career as a taxidermist, but none of them measure up to his most recent project -- a 16-foot giraffe. "When someone...Tags: Arts, Museums, Fine Artists, Arts and Culture
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Kerry James Marshall promises something 'elaborate' at Contemporary
St. Louis Post-DispatchKerry James Marshall has found a space in the high-end art world for his visions of African-American life -- visions that are culturally specific, implicitly political and subtly ironic. Even as it portrays the often bleak realities of urban life, his...Tags: Arts, Cultural Development, Museums, Culture, Museum of Modern Art
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CALC opens new location in Carlisle
The Sentinel, Carlisle, Pa.Carol Reed can see the creative potential in every square foot of the new and improved Carlisle Arts Learning Center. At the old location on North Hanover Street, classes competed with each other and the gallery for limited space, and students and...Tags: Pomfret, Arts, Arts and Culture
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Ceremony, Art Stroll mark opening of Rail Trail Connector
The Daily News of Newburyport, Mass.The Gillis Bridge Rail Trail Connector is in the spotlight this weekend. A ribbon-cutting ceremony yesterday marked the official opening of the $1 million, one-quarter-mile project, and the Salisbury Art Stroll today will also celebrate the new...Tags: Cultural Development, Arts, Fine Artists, Bike Week, Culture
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Gallery showing art inspired by Mountain State
The Register-Herald, Beckley, W.Va.West Virginia will celebrate its 150th year of statehood June 20. Now through June 22, artwork inspired by the Mountain State is on display at Cynthia Bickey Art Gallery in Beckley. The exhibit, "150 Years of West Virginia," opened to the public...Tags: Arts, Painting, Arts and Culture
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