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arts:
New York Times
October 5, 2008
By JON PARELES EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - "Tick-tock, tick-tock," Madonna's backup
singers sang as video screens and subwoofers blasted to life at the Izod ...
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Boston Globe
October 5, 2008
While terrific for those students who choose them, in effect these programs still outsource advanced work in the
arts, rather than integrating it into the ...
Art and higher education might seem a natural fit in many ways, but they have a long and uneasy relationship. The arts are often still consigned to a ...
New York Times
October 6, 2008
The new Disney comedy "Beverly Hills
Chihuahua" took the No. 1 spot at the weekend box office, sniffing out $29 million in ticket sales, according to ...
The News-Press
October 6, 2008
Former First Lady Columba Bush and the Foundation for Excellence in
education have launched the 2008-09
arts for Life! Scholarship Program. ...
Wheeling Intelligencer
October 6, 2008
By BETHANY A. ROMANEK
education Writer WHEELING - After donating $1 million to
Ohio County Schools' efforts to construct a performing
arts center at ...
Rosemount Town Pages
October 6, 2008
They support parks, trails and the wide variety of
arts programs found around the state. On Nov. 4,
Minnesota voters decide whether to put their money where ...
Sydney Morning Herald
October 6, 2008
arts figures have defended school visits and auditions as an important way to find new talent, in the wake of outrage at news that the photographer Bill ...
Los Angeles Times
October 6, 2008
Boston-area museums and
arts institutions are preparing themselves for a dip in donations as a result of the continued global
financial crisis. ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
October 6, 2008
... the environment and the
arts, but 40 percent acknowledge they have heard nothing about the proposal's details, a Star Tribune
Minnesota Poll shows. ...
Washington Post
October 6, 2008
Alexandria's Torpedo Factory Art Center is a transformed federal gray elephant: This 1920 munitions factory once produced 10000
MK-14 torpedoes. ...
Attention Must Be Paid
October 6, 2008
Here's an interesting mailing from
Americans for the
arts, the bipartisan organization that advocates for the
arts in Washington, DC and across the country. ...
Forbes
October 6, 2008
Patronizing the arts, the latest effort from Marjorie Garber, a professor of English and of visual and environmental studies at Harvard, isn't a big book. ...
West Central Tribune
October 6, 2008
AP - Monday, October 06, 2008 Most Minnesotans favor a constitutional amendment to provide more money for the outdoors, the environment and the arts, ...
New York Times
October 6, 2008
Aquila Theater has announced that John Lavelle ("Burleigh Grime$") will star as Yossarian in its production of Joseph Heller's "Catch-22," adapted and ...
MarketWatch
October 6, 2008
ADVISORY, Oct 6, 2008 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) -- What: Robert L. Lynch, president and CEO of
Americans for the
arts and special guests, will preside over ...
MarketWatch
October 6, 2008
Renowned for its award-winning approach to design, BRC combines innovative story telling with the state-of-the-art
technology and special effects techniques ...
Bemidji Pioneer
October 5, 2008
They support parks, trails and the wide variety of
arts programs found around the state. On Nov. 4,
Minnesota voters decide whether to put their money where ...
BusinessWorld Online
October 5, 2008
BY SARAH SHARD, AFP
Paris - Antonio Marras imagined Alice wandering through a magical garden after passing behind the looking glass in his collection for ...
Louisville Courier-Journal
October 5, 2008
1:30 pm talk by Karen Gillenwater about images of
pirates in art;
education manager Julie Maykowski of
Kentucky Opera will talk about "Pirates of Penzance," ...
Boston Globe
October 5, 2008
He wrote to the Berkshire Museum and several other
arts institutions near his home to let them know he may need more time to fulfill his pledges. ...
Ottawa Citizen
October 5, 2008
How right to castigate the lower classes that watch Tommy Hunter when they should go to the modern art museum and watch the rotten meat fall off a true work ...
Los Feliz Ledger
October 5, 2008
By Kathy A. McDonald, Ledger Contributing Writer Modeled after downtown's successful art walk, Los Feliz now hosts a monthly art walk the first Friday of ...
Kankakee Daily Journal
October 5, 2008
Community
arts Council of
Kankakee County President Janice Miller said the Fall
arts Stroll on Sunday drew an estimated 1200 people into downtown Kankakee. ...
Salt Lake Tribune
October 5, 2008
By Julie Checkoway The
Americans for the
arts Action Fund, a Washington-based advocacy group, issued its report card on the presidential candidates' ...
PC World
October 4, 2008
"More people are playing games now than at any other time," says Joseph Olin, president of the Academy of Interactive arts and Sciences, speaking at the E ...
WalesOnline
October 4, 2008
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Daily American Online
October 4, 2008
By TIFFANY WRIGHT After about two decades of taking dance classes and learning about the art, Amy Fullerton is now on the opposite spectrum teaching dance ...
Times Online
October 4, 2008
The sisterhood is set for a bruising over who next chairs the arts Council. Applications are closed, and it's looking like a tussle between two very good ...
SouthCoastToday.com
October 4, 2008
The very next day, I drop in on the New Bedford Art Museum and there again is Peter Pereira. He is one of 10
artists represented in "Home Grown" and the ...
Winston-Salem Journal
October 4, 2008
Ed Shewmake was a soft-spoken man whose impact on The City of the arts spoke for itself. Winston-Salem needs many more like him. ...
The Canberra Times
October 4, 2008
BY NATASHA RUDRA THE GREENS have called for a boost to
arts in Canberra, saying a lack of opportunity is driving young
artists away from the capital. ...
Boston Globe
October 4, 2008
Today it is more likely to be someone like Almodóvar, or choreographer and
filmmaker Yvonne Rainer, or Christo and Jeanne-Claude, or Art Spiegelman. ...
Xinhua
October 4, 2008
China's
arts have witnessed a significant change since the country set out on the path of reform and opening up in 1978. Despite the seemingly flourishing ...
Petoskey News-Review
October 4, 2008
The juried art fair featured fine art by more than 200 talented
artists from across
the United States and
Canada. As an artist, Kevin Barton's goal is to ...
The Age
October 4, 2008
When Red Stitch first appeared on Melbourne's theatre scene, it was with a ridiculous ambition. An unfunded ensemble performing almost year-round? ...
The Olympian
October 4, 2008
By Diane Huber | The Olympian Published October 04, 2008 OLYMPIA - arts Walk enthusiasts didn't let the weather rain on their appreciation for creativity. ...
HNN Huntingtonnews.net
October 4, 2008
New York Times
October 4, 2008
Good night, Baltimore. "Hairspray," the Broadway musical adaptation of the 1988 John Waters comedy, is expected to close on Jan. ...
Daily News Tribune
October 4, 2008
Join renowned pianist and composer Dave Brubeck Saturday, Oct. 11, when he comes to the Hanover Theatre for the Performing arts in Worcester with his ...
Philadelphia Inquirer
October 4, 2008
By Kristin E. Holmes There are purple walls, blue floors, and a golden Sunshine Room in the new Chester Upland School of the arts. Students begin the day ...
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
October 4, 2008
By Michel Nolan, Staff Writer Inland Empire artist and art instructor Arturo Escamilla figures he has about 1000 of his own paintings stashed throughout his ...
