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• Review: Pussy on the House (Hell in a Handbag Productions)

  

  Though at times the rooftop shenanigans wear thin (feeling forced), the pell-mell, helter-skelter, take-no-prisoners daffiness of Ryan Landry's catty script... Read more

  The 01 October 2011 by   Chicagotheaterbeat
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• Alex Turco Magnificent Wall Art | Art

  

  ALEX TURCO’s panels are distributed worldwide from his headquarters in Italy and flagship store in the U.S. Partnering with interior design firms, concept... Read more

  The 30 September 2011 by   Saharg
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• John Huston: Courage and Art

  

  We booksellers at Book Passage — especially those who love the movies — are excited about our October 6th event with acclaimed biographer and independent schola... Read more

  The 30 September 2011 by   Bookpassage
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• Dale Grimshaw ‘Semi-detached’ Exhibition

  

  Dale Grimshaw discovered his artistic voice the day he realized that he was able to express strong emotions through his art. Maybe not much of a revelation on... Read more

  The 29 September 2011 by   Invisiblemadevisible
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• Sculpting a Career with Curator George Gurney

  

  Edmonia Lewis's The Death of Cleopatra George Gurney, the nation’s foremost expert on American sculpture, is retiring after more than 36 years at the American... Read more

  The 29 September 2011 by   Americanart
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• Xiaorenshu: 小人书 Collecting "little Picture Books" Nostalgia | Xinhuanet.com

  

  Little picture books: nostalgia in palms: 一箱老旧、泛黄的连环画册开启了我的记忆之门。A box of old, yellowed comic book opened the door to my memory. "It is not unusual for... Read more

  The 29 September 2011 by   Dotpattern
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• House of the Week 124: Brown Residence

  

  Architects Lake Flato completed the Brown residence a modest home located on a golf community, in Scottsdale, Arizona. The considerate design celebrates views t... Read more

  The 29 September 2011 by   Architechnophilia
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• Troubled Grandeur in This View of Life

  

  In the celebrated closing of the Origin of Species, Darwin hits his lyrical stride with a paradox: Thus, from the war of nature, from famine and death, the... Read more

  The 28 September 2011 by   Cris
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• Opera Review: A Long While in Babylon

  

  Nabucco bows at the Metropolitan Opera. Maria Guleghina as Abagaille. Photo by Marty Sohl, © 2005 The Metropolitan Opera. On Tuesday night, the Metropolitan... Read more

  The 28 September 2011 by   Superconductor
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• The Heaviest Map Ever?

  

  The level of detail and accuracy in this tiny re-creation of Manhattan island is truly astounding. The fact that it was hand carved out of a huge block of marbl... Read more

  The 28 September 2011 by   Gerard
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