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Paris artist earns second in international art contest
Every year Southwest Art magazine conducts an international competition in an effort to showcase young and emerging artists. The show is known as “21 Under 31.”
- Art Faculty Exhibition set to open at ISU’s University Art Gallery View recent works by eight Indiana State University studio faculty and instructors in the annual Department of Art Faculty Exhibition, which will be on display Monday through Oct. 21.
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Art Chatter set Oct. 12 at 7th and Elm
Art Spaces, Inc. - Wabash Valley Outdoor Sculpture Collection announces the next in a series of informal conversations entitled Art Chatter to take place Oct. 12 at 7th and Elm Bar and Grille.
Discussion topics include: How Can You Like Art That Doesn’t Look Like Something? What drives artists to create abstract works and how do you look at them?
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Arts Illiana now accepting grant apps
The City of Terre Haute and Arts Illiana is now accepting applications for the 2011-2012 City Arts Project Grant Program for nonprofit arts organizations.
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One-woman play ‘Snapshot’ on Sept. 27 honors father, Vietnam veterans
“Snapshot: A True Story of Love Interrupted by Invasion” explores the forces of history, race, mental health issues and war. Written and performed by Carmen Mitzi Sinnott, the award-winning one-woman play brings to life the true story of one bi-racial daughter’s journey to find her father who has been missing in her life since the Vietnam War.
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Arts Illiana accepting grant apps
The City of Terre Haute and Arts Illiana is now accepting applications for the 2011-2012 City Arts Project Grant Program for nonprofit arts organizations.
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Vincennes University art gallery exhibit opens with reception on Tuesday
“Material Witness,” an exhibition of works by artists John Berry, Emily Gherard, Erika Hess, Allyson Smith, Abraham Storer, Aron Wehr and Caleb Weintraub, will open on Tuesday at Vincennes University’s Shircliff Gallery of Art. The exhibit will continue through Oct. 27.
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See ‘The Met: Live in HD’ beginning in October in TH
An agreement between National CineMedia and Metropolitan Opera (the “Met”) will bring the Emmy and Peabody award-winning “The Met: Live in HD” series to U.S. movie theaters for the 2011-12 Met season, including Showplace 12, 3153 S. Third Place, in Terre Haute.
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River City artists’ work on display at library, Clabber Girl, The Landing
Current exhibitions by River City Art Association members include Jeff Paitson at the Vigo County Public Library, Debbie Anderson at Clabber Girl and other members at The Landing at Fort Harrison. In October, Anderson will exhibit at the library.
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‘Letters Home’ kicks off Indiana State University’s 2011-2012 Performing Arts Series on Sept. 21
Indiana State University’s Hulman Center has announced the annual Performing Arts Series, presented by First Financial Bank, will be bringing world class entertainment to Terre Haute.
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Swope announces People’s Choice award winner
Though the 67th Annual Wabash Valley Juried Exhibition has closed at the Swope Art Museum, one more well-anticipated award remains to be bestowed.
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Gopalan Art gallery begins fall season with printmakers exhibit
Gopalan Contemporary Art will begin its fall season with an exhibition of two printmakers. Today’s First Friday reception will feature artists Susan Goldman and Sujata Gopalan.
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Bicentennial Art Center to host Art Guild Fall Showcase
The Bicentennial Art Center & Museum in Paris will host the Wabash Valley Art Guild Fall Showcase that will include approximately 40 pieces of art, including many unique types and diverse styles from across the Wabash Valley.
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May, Bekkering kick off season at Halcyon
During the month of September, Halcyon Contemporary Art is featuring works of art by Allyson May and Karen Bekkering.
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Art Guild features glass artist’s work
Edith Acton, a lifelong resident of Terre Haute, is the Wabash Valley Art Guild Artist of the Month for August. Her fused glass artwork can be viewed at the Vigo County Public Library and will be on display on Saturday at the Block Party in downtown Terre Haute.
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Time for tea at Art Gallery in Rockville
Tickets for the English Tea on Sept. 10 are now available at the Art Gallery on the north side of the square in Rockville. The event is planned for 11 a.m to 2 p.m.
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Free Fly sculpture dedication today
Free Fly, a sculpture by Terre Haute artist Bob Evans, will be dedicated on at 5:30 p.m. today in a ceremony at Halcyon Contemporary Art Gallery adjacent to the Swope Art Museum in Terre Haute.
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Celebrate women this fall at the Swope
“We Were Not Born Women” will be on view Sept. 2 through Oct. 22 in the Education Gallery at the Swope Art Museum.
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Design the new Terre Haute Arts Corridor banner
Arts Spaces, Inc., is seeking artists interested in designing new banners for the Terre Haute Arts Corridor.
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Free Fly sculpture dedication next weekend
Free Fly, a sculpture by Terre Haute artist Bob Evans, will be dedicated on at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 26 in a ceremony at Halcyon Contemporary Art Gallery adjacent to the Swope Art Museum in Terre Haute. The sculpture will be installed on the Terre Haute Arts Corridor, just south of Seventh and Ohio streets.
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Artists present ‘Rapsody’ at The Landing, fused glass at the library
A lifetime search for the perfect medium has finally ended in creating unusual artwork with fused glass.
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Art Show/Contest to donate proceeds to 14th & Chestnut
Sunshine and warm breezes celebrated the second annual Art Show and Contest presented on July 25 at Collett Park.
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Prison PLUS group’s quilt on display at State Fair
“Incredible Soybean Exhibits” showcases will be on display at the 155th Indiana State Fair, including a special soybean quilt from the Wabash Valley Correctional Facility in Carlisle.
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Circus Under The Stars fundraiser to support Art Center programs
The Indianapolis Art Center will host its annual fundraiser Aug. 20.
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Rhythm! Discovery Center welcomes new artwork from Indianapolis artist
Rhythm! Discovery Center is welcoming Pancadão-The Culture of Baile Funk, a new art installation by local artist Artur Silva, to its collection.
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Art Chatter to take up Green Art conversation
Art Spaces, Inc.-Wabash Valley Outdoor Sculpture Collection announces the second in a series of informal conversations titled Art Chatter to take place each second Wednesday through October at 7th and Elm Bar and Grille. Dates and Discussion Topics include:
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Art Guild honors woodcarver in July
John Hemminghouse, a noted woodcarver, is the Wabash Valley Art Guild’s Artist of the Month for July.
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Terre Haute poet’s work part of new Indiana anthology
The Indiana Historical Society Press announce the release of “And Know This Place: Poetry of Indiana,” edited by Jenny Kander and C. E. Greer.
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Valley Art Guild event at park Saturday
The Wabash Valley Art Guild invites the public to a combination of live music and a variety of art on display from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Saturday in Lions’ Shelter No. 1 at Deming Park.
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Clabber Girl presents River City exhibit
River City Art Association’s art exhibit begins Monday and runs through Aug. 31 in Clabber Girl Bake Shop and Museum at Ninth Street and Wabash Avenue. An opening reception will begin at 6 p.m. Aug. 5.
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