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ArticleBy Chip Schwartz, Roberta Fallon & Libby Rosof, The Artblog We’re going to do something really great for Philadelphia art thanks to a prestigious Knight Arts Challenge award–and you!!! We will host First Friday van tours to bring new people to Philadelphia galleries that are off the beaten path and...
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ArticleThis month, AZ Gallery and Black Dog Café and Wine Bar are teaming up to showcase work from upwards of 50 neighborhood artists in the 1st Annual Lowertown Art Show. The juried exhibition, which opened last weekend, features an eclectic assortment of some 85 works in a variety of media,...
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ArticleBy Keith Freund, Akron Art Museum Most of the photography we do to document our collection at the Akron Art Museum is accomplished in a studio setting with the highest-quality equipment. We hire a photographer and set up a professional studio in our storage areas and galleries to capture our...
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ArticleArt Basel left a broad and significant mark on the cultural landscape since it first arrived 10 years ago, one that lasts beyond the one week in December. For artists...
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ArticleLittle Berlin held the closing of its exhibit “The Western Lands” at its repurposed textile mill in North Philly on Friday, Dec. 2. The air might have started to get chilly, but there was a huge room of art, live music and some hot toddies to warm up with at...
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ArticleI've had a lot of moments in my life lately that have prompted me to hope and wait for the movie script ending or the sitcom laugh track that, unfortunately, does not exist in real life. This phenomenon dates back to my...
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ArticlePoet Campbell McGrath at the announcement of the 2011 Knight Arts Challenge Miami winners Four artists have been named USA Knight Fellows for 2011 by the national grantmaking and advocacy group United States Artists. Each will receive $50,000 in unrestricted funds to use as they choose for their work in architecture and design, dance, literature and media, the selected artists.
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ArticleLate last week, I saw Gremlin Theatre’s “How to Cheat,” the full-length remounting of a 2006 Fringe festival production, written and directed by award-winning playwright Alan Berks. I'll not bury the lead: it’s a terrifically clever, brash take on a tried and true theme, not to mention a bracing alternative...
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ArticleWe’re all creative and the local not-for-profit “Women Centered Art” celebrates this fact. Women Centered Art is a laid-back gallery, but especially noteworthy are its different offerings for the artist inside all of us. Whether you are a professional artist looking for a new experience or place to share your...
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ArticleKnight Foundation won its second regional Emmy Saturday, Dec 3 as Ideas in Motion won a 2011 Suncoast Emmy Arts/Entertainment-Program award. The 30-minute documentary follows five Knight Arts Challenge Miami winners on their journeys to realize their artistic visions. Highlighted artists include the Florida Grand Opera, Teatro Avante, Kathleen Hudspeth of Turn-Based Press, Lauren “Lolo” Reskin of Sweat Records and Free Gospel Sunday at the Adrienne Arsht Center. Dennis Scholl, Knight Foundation vice president of arts, Kirmaya Cevallos and Marlon Johnson share the nomination.
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ArticleBy Andrea Stevenson, Community School of the Arts Last month, dozens of Community School of the Arts students attended their first opera, thanks to our new Knight Artistic Engagement Fund. The Fund connects underserved music and art students with outstanding professional music concerts and art exhibitions at no cost to...
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ArticleOn Dec. 10, 2011 at 7 p.m., Miami Open Stage, a combined effort of Dance NOW! Miami and the Little Haiti Cultural Center (LHCC), will feature new work and works in progress by South Florida choreographers Christine Beggs, Constance McIntyre, Sandra Portal-Andreu, Pioneer Winterand Dance NOW! One of the main...
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ArticleThe news keeps getting better and better for Seraphic Fire. On Wednesday, the Miami concert choir born nine years ago at the Church of the Epiphany in South Miami was...
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ArticleWhat is up in town for the next days, and then some, is tons and tons of art. In a random selection, here is a mixture of local and imported artwork that is worth stumbling upon. In the main Art...
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ArticleBy Adrienne Arsht Center staff As thousands of people flocked to Art Basel Miami Beach Dec. 1-4 to check out the newest work generating buzz in art circles and beyond, a group of Miami-based artists used music to focus attention on the local art scene. Their project: Pop-Up Miami Piano...