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• Burning Candy —“A FIST FULL OF PAINT”

  

  Tony’s is pleased to present “A FIST FULL OF PAINT", an exhibition by East London’s notorious Burning Candy (B.C.) crew. The exhibition will centre on... Read more

  The 06 July 2011 by   Invisiblemadevisible
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• Aultered States: George Ault's Disquieting World

  

  George Ault, Studio Interior, 1938, Watercolor and pencil on paper, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Transfer from The Museum of Modern Art "Welcome to the... Read more

  The 05 July 2011 by   Americanart
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• Grigolo–the Next Greatah Tenore?

  

  Let’s face it. In their 2010 review of Manon at the Royal Opera House, the Guardian got it exactly right when they said Vittorio Grigolo’s “got everything the... Read more

  The 05 July 2011 by   Galegirl
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• Celebrating The American Tenors on the Fourth of July

  

  Of course, America boasts lots of talented tenors who could (and should) be celebrated today, the day when the United States of America was born with the signin... Read more

  The 04 July 2011 by   Galegirl
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• UNESCO Does Not Consider Candidacy Works of Le Corbusier as World Heritage

  

  Translated and reposted from Platforma ArquitecturaThe 19 architectural works of Le Corbusier who aspired to become World Heritage Site for its "outstanding... Read more

  The 29 June 2011 by   Architechnophilia
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• Review: The Girl in the Garden

  

  The Girl in the Garden by Kamala Nair Genre: Cultural (India) Pages: 300 (ARC), 320 Hardback Source: TLC Booktours Publisher: Grand Central Publishing (June... Read more

  The 27 June 2011 by   Bookaholic
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• Back to Cambodia

  

  Cambodia was a whirlwind tour of photography for me but an incredible charming country that left a lasting impression. I am considering returning later this yea... Read more

  The 24 June 2011 by   Flemmingbo
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• Reclusive Heiress Bequeaths Her "Monet".

  

  Huguette Clark, a reclusive heiress who died May 2011 in New York, has left a painting from Claude Monet’s “Water Lilies” series to Washington D.C's Corcoran... Read more

  The 23 June 2011 by   Thecleverpup
  

• A Ray of Light on Broad Street

  

  Donations, Truncations Ensure Survival for Philadelphia Orchestra A new day is dawning for the Philadelphia Orchestra. Photo of the Kimmel Center from its... Read more

  The 23 June 2011 by   Superconductor
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• Another Show Opening This Friday--The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber!

  

  No need to introduce the man, of course--those 16 musicals of his, and the cavalcade of irresistible melodies they have spawned through four decades, more than... Read more

  The 22 June 2011 by   Gibbs22manila
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