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‘Art Activist’ sheds light on ‘aerosol artists’
Urban Art. Street Art. Mural Art. Aerosol Art. Spray Art. Guerilla Art. Tag Art. Call graffiti what you will — but there’s no denying it’s a big part of life in NYC (whether we realize it or not). That sentiment was expounded by painter/photographer Shell Sheddy.
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Art on the Rocks rocks
MARQUETTE - The 52nd annual Art on the Rocks got off to a great start Saturday at Mattson Lower Harbor Park in Marquette, drawing a crowd comparable to previous years despite some rain, according to event organizers.
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Art on the Rocks
Organizers of the Art on the Rocks event in Marquette’s Lower Harbor make sure the event is top notch.
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Art School Tea Party
Art School campers learned all about Alice in Wonderland this week.
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Art on the Bus: Students view traveling artwork
Great art can be very moving, but some student art in Altoona is literally moving.
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Art in the Park a success
High winds in Grand Island felled major tree branches in Stolley Park just hours before the start of the annual Art in the Park art show.
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Art Walk at the Artist Colony: Marco artists show their work all around the Esplanade
Marco’s art lovers were out in force Wednesday evening. The last Wednesday of each month brings another Art Walk to the Artist Colony at the Esplanade, and scores or hundreds of patrons braved stormy skies to come out, peruse the work, and cast their votes for the People’s Choice award.
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Art Help
The Episcopal Church of the Epiphany’s Solomon House in New Iberia has received help from 28 young artists. Margaret Simon said a weeklong art school called Camp Genesis Art Camp produced more than 100 pieces of work made by the youngsters.
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| World News In Brief |
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World’s largest relay to arrive in Valley
The World Harmony Run – the world’s largest relay run – is expected to arrive Monday at 3 p.m. for a ceremony at the Tuscarawas County YMCA at Dover.
World oil prices rise
World oil prices have climbed as investors shrug off concerns that the US economic recovery could stall.
World Stocks Fall Due To Earnings Data
World stocks fall as data takes shine off earnings
World Friendship Day
World Friendship Day celebrated on August 1 each year is a good time to recognize our friends and their contributions to our lives. The event highlights why friendships are important, and why establishing and maintaining friendships all throughout our lives will make life happier, a little less serious and complicated.
World Bank head cites uncertain recovery
World Bank president Robert Zoellick has warned that global recovery is still fragile and uncertain.
World Expo appears to have attracted the whole world to Shanghai
SHANGHAI — Authorities have put out the welcome mat for the World Expo now open in Shanghai, touting world-class pavilions and entertainment, but there's a basic problem: Many of these things are difficult to actually see. The reason? Crowds — hundreds of thousands of people every day — are creating monstrous lines that make Disneyland on a summer weekend feel like a waltz in the park.
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