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Home> Nanotechnology Columns > Cristian Orfescu > Abstract: Passion for Knowledge is a festival that brings world leading scientists and humanists together from different disciplines and cultures to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Donostia
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(With Pix) New Delhi, Sept 3 (PTI) Artisans from Firozabad, famed for its bangles and other glass works, have collaborated with French artist Jean Michel Othoniel to create a glass sculpture that would later be showcased in Paris as part of a bigger
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Symbolic Collection announced today they will be featured at ART SAN DIEGO Contemporary Art Fair (Hilton San Diego Bayfront: One Park Boulevard, San Diego, California, Booth #35). While Symbolic Collection has two new locations in San Diego with a fine
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The Art Newspaper: How will national museums fare? Ed Vaizey: There will be cuts to the arts and museums. They will not be singled out as easy to cut, but neither will they be overly protected. They will take their share of the pain. TAN: Will museums
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While well-known in the art circles in and around Madrid, Spain, Javier âChichoâ Lorenzo is making his mark in the United States, first in Brooklyn, New York, currently in Charlottesville, Virginia, and now in southern California at Bistango
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Carlos Santana, Samuel L. Jackson, LaTanya Richardson, Gillian Anderson, Alfre Woodard, Blair Underwood, Danny Glover, CCH Pounder, Desmond Tutu
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Cleveland Orchestra conductor Franz Welser-Möst leads the group through a grueling performance of Dmitri Shostakovich's Seventh Symphony last year. This year will offer performances of even more radical works from the last century. As we draw further
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Marble sculpture Jonah Cast Up, a late Roman work created circa AD 280-90 depicts the Biblical figure being swallowed by a creature that lacks many fish-like features. Museums can be dry, and art can be dull - especially when it's the same
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Once-in-a-lifetime Picasso exhibition comes to Seattle. To commemorate the show, Renaissance Seattle Hotel offers special Picasso-themed accommodation package. (PRWEB) September 3, 2010 -- Almost everyone knows the name Pablo Picasso. Hailed by art
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04:51 PM 04:40 PMZanetti might try for World Cup spot 04:38 PMConcentration is Grant's one condition 04:30 PMProtesters celebrate boat arrival 04:19 PMPlummer looks for Diamonds in rough » more Latest News » more Most Popular News An opera once banned
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Did you know that Los Angeles is home to more museums than any other city in the United States? Choices for museum-goers here range from the fine arts to the truly weird. To help you make sense of your choices, we've compiled a list of the best Los
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A round-up of today's news and views with help from the city's best websites and blogs Good morning Leeds. This afternoon I'll be live blogging from The Round Foundry in Holbeck Urban Village at the Tales of Our City unconference, which promises to be
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11 artists w?re painting Skopje on the fifth international Art colony [ www.vest.com.mk ] Two nights ago, in Hotel ?Arka? in Skopje was the presentation of artistic images and their authors who in the last ten days were part of the fifth art
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NEW YORK - When the 9/11 museum opens in two years, its most poignant items will include two $2 bills, some cellphone bills, a 1993 "Welcome Back to the World Trade Center" mug and the contents of a woman's pocketbook. All have been donated to the
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Michael Allen Blair/MBlair@News-Herald.com Artist Rebecca MacMillan of My Song Boutique works on an art installation titled ?Sea Rain,? which will be covered with sea glass before being installed on Vine Street?s new Modern Sculpture Garden in time
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BY RICK ROGERS A painting by Vincent van Gogh is on display through Nov. 29 at the Fred Jones Jr.
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View: Reporter's biography | More stories ? | Yi-Hsin Tzeng collects large amounts of international commercial images from her world and transfers them into her personal style. She uses various mediums to alter the images, such a foam and paint.
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For an artist, changing seasons are perhaps the most inspiring times of the year. So it's fitting that autumn is also the time for the popular Pembina Valley Artists Studio Tour. Now in its sixth year, the tour has become something art enthusiasts from
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NORTH NEWTON, KAN. ? It?s the mascot of eight Kansas high school athletic teams. It?s coined on the Kansas quarter. Yet within 30 years of Kansas statehood in 1861, the North American bison had virtually disappeared. Bethel College will be the only
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Le Chat Noir, a new line of decorative accessories at the Metropolitan Museum of Art gift shop, was inspired by the work of a painter and printmaker best known for the image of a slinky black cat he created for a cabaret poster in 19th-century Paris.
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td valign="top" colspan="2" a href="http:// " target="_blank" /a /td td valign="top" colspan="2" span class="fecha"03 de septiembre de 2010, 00:07/spanHavana, Sep 3 (Prensa Latina) The first arts festival "Propositions", of popular inspiration and with
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When Rhoda Janzen was 9, her mother busted her for reading the thriller 666 during an incredibly dull sermon at their Mennonite church. To this day, Janzen revels in the terribly written prose about the Antichrist, cannibalism, global famine and apocalyptic doom.
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Puns have long been a part of country music songs -- think of song titles such as George Jones' "She Took My Keys Away, and Now She Won't Drive Me to Drink" or Lee Ann Womack's "Am I the Only Thing That You Done Wrong?" Linguist Geoff Nunberg says that the genre's willingness to play with lyrics and song titles uncovers new layers of meaning.
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George Clooney's latest outing showcases a more internal performance -- as an assassin whose personal life threatens to further complicate an already hard-to-manage career. Kenneth Turan says Anton Corbijn's drama is impeccably composed and beautifully shot -- if a little lacking on the emotional urgency front.
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Frequently moving and quietly enlightening, the documentary Last Train Home is about love and exploitation, sacrifice and endurance. Director Lixin Fan follows a single Chinese family from 2006 through the financial downturn of 2008. The parents work at garment factories in Guangzhou city; their teenage children live in an impoverished village and see their parents only once a year. (Recommended)
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Director Zhang Yimou takes on the Coen brothers, remaking Blood Simple and setting it in the 17th-century "Chinese outback." Adultery, bloody mishaps and Chinese superstition are just the appetizers in this colorful film.
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Robert Rodriguez directs Machete, featuring a character first introduced in a fake trailer that played during his 2007 exploitation flick Grindhouse. (Recommended)
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Neither director Jean-Francois Richet's style nor star Vincent Cassel's swagger falters in Public Enemy Number One, the exhilarating follow-up to Mesrine: Killer Instinct. With its shootouts, prison breaks and wild flights of ego, the saga's second half was sure to be watchable. It's also smart, funny and incisive -- about the criminal and his era. (Recommended)
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Mark Schatzker, a lifelong steak lover, was disappointed in the steaks he was eating. So Schatzker set off on a quest to find the very best piece of beef in the world -- a quest that took him from feedlots in Texas, to French cave paintings of prehistoric cattle, to the Argentine pampas.
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Last year, the South African sci-fi film District Nine opened in the states to blockbuster grosses. Now another film from South Africa, the road-trip comedy White Wedding, is attracting international notice. The movie follows an engaged couple who weather a series of zany obstacles over the course of their wedding day. (Recommended)
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The rapper and his wife, singer Tameka Cottle, were arrested in Los Angeles Wednesday night after police smelled what appeared to be marijuana coming from their car on Sunset Boulevard.
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Canning -- the source of jams, pickles and relishes that seems tied to the last century -- is on the upswing. There is a debate whether the trend stems from the tight economy or the local food movement, but its fans say the results are delicious.
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Anton Corbijn's paranoid thriller stars George Clooney as an anonymous international assassin constantly on the run. Critic David Edelstein says the spare movie "cast a spell" over the audience -- as they entered the mind of a man with no past or future.
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Plenty of folks are wary when it comes to self-help, but if you're not going to help yourself, then who will? Writer Lisa Unger says: Silence your inner snark and read these three books -- they will clear your mind and change your life.
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The long Labor Day weekend marks the end of summer for many in the U.S., but it's also a time when ethnic churches hold massive food festivals to celebrate their origins. For food writer Michele Kayal and her young daughter, Syrian festivals -- and the preparations for them -- are an enduring link to the past.
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My Dog Tulip is an animated film, but it's no Disney-style heartwarmer about a boy and his canine pal. Instead it's a film for adults -- based on a memoir by a grumpy British writer who lived with an unruly German shepherd for 16 years -- that manages to be touching without getting overly sentimental. (Recommended)
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Getting ready to leave New York, but already missing the High Line, the Shakespeare Garden and more.
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The Museum of Modern Art and TCM are revisiting ?The March of Time? series, short films created from 1935 to 1951 that examine foreign affairs and social issues.
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In ?Going the Distance,? Drew Barrymore and Justin Long are young lovers struggling through a cross-country romance.
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This weekend?s All Tomorrow?s Parties music festival in Monticello, N.Y., promises to be hugely loud and, as always, sponsor free.
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An exhibition counters the notion that late work by Dalí is bad, and that most Dalí is late work.
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Robert Rodriguez?s splatter comedy ?Machete? is a live-action comic book with roots in the pungent swamp of 1970s B movies.
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?Bad art? ? rescued from trash heaps and thrift shops ? has become a genre in itself, with its own fans.
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Wisdom, insights and observations from this weekend's Arts & Leisure section.
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Featuring Isabel Wilkerson on her history of the Great Migration, "The Warmth of Other Suns," and Sean Wilentz on his book, "Bob Dylan in America."
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Mr. Hogan had been prevented from leaving Australia, where authorities said he owed millions in unpaid taxes.
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For many composers, synthesizers are last decade. Innovations like the mutantrumpet and the flute with a glissando headjoint are expanding the range of concert sounds.
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Lee Friedlander?s ?America by Car,? opening Saturday at the Whitney Museum, consists of black-and-white photographs taken from inside cars.
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A detailed biography of the legendary Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal shows him to be a complicated hero, an angel with dirty wings.
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The director Zhang Yimou honors the unlikely affinity between himself and Joel and Ethan Coen with a remake of their movie ?Blood Simple.?
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Lorenzo Dow Turner dug deep to find many African-inflected elements in the Gullah language and culture.
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In lots throughout New York City, drums are being pounded in preparation for the Steel Band Panorama Competition.
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Mr. Bourjaily?s novels often explored what it meant to be an American at a particular historical moment.
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Ms. King played Scarlett O?Hara and Rhett Butler?s ill-fated little girl, Bonnie Blue Butler, in ?Gone With the Wind.?
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?Underground Pop,? at the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, N.Y., highlights the tension between college-trained sophistication and fictions of naïveté.
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In ?It Must Be Him,? a comedy by Kenny Solms, Peter Scolari plays a television writer who?s trying to revive his career.
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An alcoholic finds self-respect as the coach of a high school girls? basketball team in ?The Winning Season.?
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This documentary by Lixin Fan traces the conflicts between married migrant factory workers in Guangzhou and their daughter, strains partly resulting from China?s accelerating economy.
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An exhibition about the Pennsylvania carver and sculptor Wharton Esherick, known for his mid-20th-century undulating furniture, opens on Sept. 7 in galleries at the University of Pennsylvania.
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A boy loses his rodent and finds a girl in ?Etienne!,? a sunny-sweet fable about healing wounds with the balm of the open road.
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The Portuguese director Miguel Gomes blurs the line between nonfiction and fiction.
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The film about living in New York post-9/11, is earnest and well meaning and, while dangerously sentimental at times, never quite crosses the line into maudlin.
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Like its subject, the movie is sharp, charismatic and so light on its feet we never know which way it will turn.
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?Max Manus? is a solidly acted biopic of World War II derring-do.
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The bungled wedding story and the road movie collide happily in ?White Wedding.?
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It?s an infuse-a-palooza out there, as infused spirits make serious headway in bars and restaurants of all kinds.
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For beginning hoofers or advanced, Broadway dance routines can be an alternative to the gym.
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A tour of miniature-golf courses among the five boroughs.
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Free superhero-fueled tutoring in Brooklyn, gardening classes for Young Sprouts near Battery Park and Sunday night fun on the Lower East Side.
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On Lake Waramaug, a converted boathouse has a stone foundation, a wraparound deck and direct access to the water.
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Harvey Pekar, the obsessive chronicler of everyday lives, was collaborating at the end of his life on a Web project whose fate in print remains uncertain.
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A listing of cultural events this week.
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Under the curatorship of Kazuyo Sejima, the 12th Architecture Biennale is above all marked by its diversity, unified under the usefully unspecific overarching title of ?People meet in architecture.?'
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Darren Aronofsky?s in-competition movie ?Black Swan? and Tran Anh Hung?s ?Norwegian Wood? tell of the agonies of professional dancing and of triangles within triangles.
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Russians entered the French festival scene this summer with an open throttle and an open checkbook.
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The film festival opens Wednesday and continues through Sept. 11 and will present dozens of features from 34 countries.
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Fans of the Beijing Opera Academy of China fear that it could fall victim to modernization as the economy surges, but the government is helping support the art form.
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In a dazzlingly ambitious exhibition at La Triennale Design Museum in Milan, Alessandro Mendini has assembled a collection of objects to illustrate Italy.
