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A group of artists who held a daring protest in Beijing over the razing of their studio district have received one million dollars in compensation from developers, their spokeswoman said Tuesday. The group, from the '008' art district in eastern Beijing,
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The European Fine Art and Antiques Fair (Tefaf), which is taking place in Maastricht until the end of this week, is arguably the most important fair for Old Master and antiques dealers on the calendar, and has significant sections of modern and
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The 19th-century painter Christen Købke is little known outside his native Denmark, but his luminous canvases deserve a worldwide reputation. Rating: * * * * of Images Christian Kobke `View of Dosseringen near the Sortedam Lake Looking towards
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Laura Thomas (ninth grade), Caitlin Kendrick (10th) and Amber Bivins (11th) auditioned and were accepted in the Alabama All-State Choir. The students auditioned individually in front of a judge. They were selected to sing in the SSAA Choir. They will be
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Handel and Haydn Society principal bassist Robert Nairn leads an intimate program of music and poetry set in a 19th-century English salon, featuring soprano Susan Consoli and actor Jim True-Frost, in collaboration with the Huntington Theatre Company on
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National Palace Museum Director Chou Kung-shin (???) yesterday said the museum was open to allowing the first half of a Yuan Dynasty painting join the other half for exhibition in Taiwan, but downplayed the possibility that the museum would send
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A parliamentary reply from the Department of Arts & Culture has revealed that since January 2006, R42-million has been spent on an assortment of parties, concerts and conferences. Some of these events may have some legitimate value to them; many,
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BEIJING (AFP) - A group of artists who held a daring protest in Beijing over the razing of their studio district have received one million dollars in compensation from developers, their spokeswoman said Tuesday. The group, from the "008" art district in
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LOS ANGELES Specific themes presented in the exhibit will follow six major features of National Geographic's 'WATER: OUR THIRSTY WORLD' issue. These themes include 'Sacred Waters,' looking at humankind's inspirational relationship with water and
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The Computer History Museum Appoints Executives From Ericsson Silicon Valley and HP to Board of Directors New Trustees Phil McKinney and Dr. Jan Uddenfeldt Join Esteemed CHM Board of Trustees Refer to a friend © Marketwire 2010 MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA --
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SAN FRANCISCO Within the 'Vintage 2009' gallery, 's four Artists in Residence have created seven original works of art reflective of the times and that represent the artistic genres of music, photography, print making and poetry. Of the seven community
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Phone web surfing fans rejoice as Opera Software has today made Opera Mini 5 and Opera Mobile 10 available in their final form. The two O-shaped browsing butterflies feature support for touchscreen navigation, Speed Dial, tabs, a new password manager,
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They've heard from frustrated parents, employees and teachers who have characterized the Broward school system as dysfunctional, politically charged and slow to respond to concerns. Now the three men tasked with finding holes in how the school district
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Namibe An exhibition featuring three Angolan plastic artists is open since last Saturday in Namibe City, in light of the re-launch of plastic arts in the southern region. Most of the paintings on display were created through the use of mixed techniques,
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Mona Lisa's enigmatic smile was created by Leonardo Da Vinci using a special painting technique, which tricked people into believing that the expression was changing, a new study claims . Austrian neurologists suggest Da Vinci was proficient at a
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Today Opera Software announced that its Opera Mini 5 and Opera Mobile 10 web browsers are now full products, outside of the beta testing phase for most phones. Opera Mini 5 is available for Java-based BlackBerry devices, while the company says the
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ENCINO, Calif., March 16 -- The Academy of Country Music and Great American Country (GAC) announced today that Luke Bryan, Gloriana and Joey + Rory have been named Top New Solo Vocalist, Top New Vocal Group and Top New Vocal Duo, respectively. The three
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A model shows off her nails, matching her colourful clothing. After celebrities including Rihanna were spotted wearing elaborate nail art on the red carpet and following reports in various beauty media outlets, this phenomenon previously associated with
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BEIJING (AFP) - A group of artists who held a daring protest in Beijing over the razing of their studio district have received one million dollars in compensation from developers, their spokeswoman said Tuesday.The group, from the "008" art district in
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Wedbush reiterates an 'Underperform' rating on AC Moore Arts (Nasdaq: ACMR), price target $3. Wedbush analyst says, "A.C. Moore will report Q4 results before market open on Wednesday, March 17. No guidance, but the company expected to remain promotional
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NEW YORK - Laurence Lallier slipped carefully between two naked women facing each other in a narrow doorway at the Museum of Modern Art. 'I didn't want to step on their feet,' said Lallier, a student from Montreal. 'We feel shy and they don't, and
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LONDON -- The Jewish Museum calls itself the only such gallery in London dedicated to a minority group. It includes a large collection of Jewish ceremonial art as well as interactive displays tracing the history of Jews in Britain from the 11th century
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A museum tracing the history of Britain's 300,000-strong Jewish community is reopening after a 10 million pound ($15 million) expansion.
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BEIJING (AFP) - A group of artists who held a daring protest in Beijing over the razing of their studio district have received one million dollars in compensation from developers, their spokeswoman said Tuesday.
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LOS ANGELES -- Angie Myung's and Ted Vadakan's dreams of having careers in the arts hit them right in the wallet. In a good way. The Los Angeles couple own Poketo, a company they started in 2004 to put emerging artists' designs on inexpensive wallets.
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funds » market Guggenheim Investment Advisors has been moving more of its $50 billion (33 billion pounds) in assets under management towards long/short hedge funds and away from the long-only strategy it favoured last year, said a senior executive on
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Overanalysing art, as opposed to intuitively rating it, is fraught with peril Some of you ask why reviewers (or this reviewer) are always just saying what's good and what's bad, what we like or don't like. According to critics of the critic, this is
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'I didn't want to step on their feet,' said Lallier, a student from Montreal. 'We feel shy and they don't, and they're the ones that are naked.' When the artist Marina Abramovic and her then-companion Ulay first performed the piece, called
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Discover bright new talent at our annual exhibition of graduate photography. See some of the most innovative new work from across the UK. This exhibition marks the third year of this annual event showcasing specially selected graduate work.
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MADRID ? In 1656, Diego Velázquez painted a 5-year-old girl with silky blond hair and a self-assured gaze in a murky palace hall. That girl was Spain?s Princess Margarita, and the painting, ?Las Meninas,?? is the jewel of Madrid?s Prado Museum. More
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Starting tonight on the FX cable network, Deadwood star Timothy Olyphant is back playing another man with a badge — this time in Justified, a modern-day Western based on stories by Elmore Leonard. TV critic David Bianculli reviews the new series for Fresh Air.
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Linda Wertheimer hails a Dickensian novel of London in the boom days of 2007, before the banking bust. An encore by child detective Flavia de Luce (Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie) is both creepy and laugh-out-loud funny. And So Much for That finds the hilarity in a relentless tale of runaway health care costs.
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There's so much more to St. Patrick's Day food than Irish soda bread and corned beef and cabbage. Celebrity chef Nigella Lawson shares some delectable recipes for a holiday feast you'll want to raise a glass to.
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Michael Lewis, who wrote the best-seller Liar's Poker, is back with a new book examining those who profited from shorting subprime mortgages. In The Big Short, Lewis profiles extreme characters — outsiders — who are the sane people in an insane world.
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The New York Theatre Workshop's production of Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers examines the gray area between the rights of the press to publish and those of the government to protect its secrets.
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The Federal Communications Commission says the plan, set to be unveiled Tuesday, will help make Internet access faster, cheaper and more pervasive. But some critics are already calling it a missed opportunity.
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The actor was best known for his portrayal of Jim Phelps, leader of a gang of special agents who battled evil conspirators in the long-running television series. He also masterfully lampooned his straight-arrow image as bumbling airline pilot Clarence Oveur in the 1980 disaster spoof Airplane!. He was 83.
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Not much good has come out of the recession from which we seem to be slowly emerging. But at least it's left us with some new lingo, like "staycation." The Christian Science Monitor has compiled a list of its favorites, and guest host Audie Cornish explains a few of them.
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In the late '70s and early '80s, Enjoli perfume commercials extolled the era's ideal Superwoman — a perfectly coiffed working mom who could "bring home the bacon" and still be sexy for her man. Three decades later, that ideal remains elusive for millions of women — including reporter Jennifer Ludden.
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The tiny, no-frills automobile imported from communist Yugoslavia during the 1980s is known to most Americans as the butt of many car jokes. Author Jason Vuic's book The Yugo: The Rise and Fall of the Worst Car in History reveals why it's the most famous lemon in automotive history.
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He's best known for his work with the great New Orleans funk band The Meters, so we're asking George Porter, Jr. three questions about parking meters.
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The first numbers that come to mind when thinking about Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland might be how much money the movie is raking in at the box office. But mathematicians say the books are full of algebraic lessons — such as why a raven is like a writing desk.
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Back in 2007, Hollywood was suffering from serious battle fatigue. But a new surge of war movies has come out — Green Zone takes on the search for WMDs; The Hurt Locker follows a bomb squad; and The Pacific is a 10-hour HBO World War II epic. These aren't battle-strategy flicks — they explore the brutality of war on an individual scale.
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One of the buzz movies at this year's South By Southwest Film Festival depicts the denizens of the Corner Parking Lot in Charlottesville, Va., whose attendants are a surprisingly lively bunch of poets, philosophers, musicians and anthropologists. Sandy Hausman reports from member station WVTF.
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If the competition on American Idol seems a little bland this year, look to the judging table for the real drama. Will first-time judge Ellen DeGeneres stick around? How will the show replace its villain, Simon Cowell? Luckily, The Hollywood Reporter's Andrew Wallenstein has an idea.
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After years of being named finalists, then getting outvoted, the Stooges were finally inducted this year.
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This year?s Grand Finals Concert of the Metropolitan Opera?s National Council Auditions on Sunday presented nine young singers competing for five prizes.
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The deal gives Sony the rights to sell the artist?s back catalog and draw on a large vault of unheard recordings.
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As research libraries and archives are discovering, ?born-digital? materials are much more complicated and costly to preserve than anticipated.
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Researchers, political satirists and partisan mudslingers, take note: C-Span has uploaded virtually every minute of its video archives to the Internet.
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The Signature Theater Company?s new home, designed by Frank Gehry, won?t be as grand as the one planned for the World Trade Center site, but it is more affordable.
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Bobby Carcassés, a singer, trumpeter, pianist, conguero and connector in Cuban jazz, performed at the Jazz Gallery on Thursday.
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?Justified,? a new series that begins Tuesday night on FX, is based on a character created by the novelist Elmore Leonard.
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Mr. Moore braved physical peril to capture searing images that many credit with helping to propel landmark civil rights legislation.
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Mr. Scutt was best known for whetting Donald Trump?s appetite for mirrored glass boxes, such as his design for Trump Tower.
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Ms. Grunwald?s book is pragmatic and plain-spoken, yet it manages to be steadily baffling about its overall intent.
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?Gershwin ... Here to Stay? is a wonderfully buoyant tribute the piano man Mark Nadler is performing with K T Sullivan at the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel.
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The words Alim Qasimov sang on Friday night at Asia Society were nearly five centuries old.
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?Good Ol? Girls? ? starring five talented, attractive women with Southern accents ? puts down 99 percent of Southern men. So tell us again, what is it celebrating?
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There?s something ugly going on in this likable if shaky one-act, Repertorio Español?s newest production.
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Early Music Exposed, a daylong festival at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Saturday, ostensibly celebrated the reopening of the André Mertens Galleries for Musical Instruments.
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Doug Varone organized a program of his former dancers at the 92nd Street Y on Friday.
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?Happy in the Poorhouse? is a big, sloppy kiss of a family drama delivered with the warmth and gusto of an overly affectionate aunt.
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The title of a new exhibition, "Joris Laarman Lab," sums up the show perfectly because it features some of the experiments the designer and his collaborators are conducting in Amsterdam.
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At the 23rd European Fine Art Fair, the addition of galleries and dealers has turned it into a collector's supermarket.
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For the past four decades, Mr. Harsono has provided a critical voice against political and social oppression in Indonesia. Some of his seminal works are now on show at the Singapore Art Museum, until May 9.
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Temperatures rise in ?Ghosts? and irony betrays ?Sweet Nothings,? as Andrew Lloyd Webber?s ?Love Never Dies? opens.
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The vision of smart, eco-savvy cars free from the threat of congestion, crashes, pollution and parking spats could soon become reality, according to the authors of a new book, "Reinventing the Automobile."
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?Holy Russia,?' an exhibit at the Louvre through May 24, examines the impact of Western, Eastern and Middle Eastern culture on Russia since its conception.
