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'Wifredo Lam' at the Museum of Latin American Art
Times Art CriticIN 19th CENTURY EUROPE, when modern science bumped aside the Christian God as the primary artistic foundation for meaning and moral value, artists lost a subject that had preoccupied them for hundreds of years. "Show me an angel and I'll paint one," the...Tags: Painting, Long Beach (New York), Gustave Courbet, Crossroads, Christopher Knight
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Irina Baronova, 89; a 'baby ballerina' whose career was launched by George Balanchine
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIrina Baronova, the last of the three "baby ballerinas" whose international careers were launched by choreographer George Balanchine, has died. She was 89. Baronova died in her sleep Saturday at her home in Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia,...Tags: Salvador Dali, Family, George Balanchine, Pablo Picasso, Clark Gable
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Napa Valley is hoping wine country visitors will sample the local arts scene
Special to The TimesEvery time my husband, Kevin, and I visit the Napa Valley, we leave with a newfound appreciation for the local arts: the art of wine making, the art of wine country cuisine, the art of wine-and-food pairing. With so many temptations, we've never put...Tags: Caves and Caverns, Joshua Bell, Beverage Industry, Johnny Cash, Michelle Williams
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Planning your trip to Napa Valley
Planning this trip THE BEST WAY From LAX to San Francisco, American, United, Southwest and Virgin America have nonstop service. Restricted round-trip fares begin at $128. To Oakland, Southwest, United and Delta have nonstop service. Restricted round-...Tags: Sculpture, Ansel Adams
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Doreen Bolger, director of the Baltimore Museum of Art
After 10 years on the job, Bolger says she still finds it thrilling. "I am most excited when I see people walking through galleries engaged in art and finding meaning to them," she says. Currently she is busy working on the Janet & Walter Sondheim...Tags: Baltimore Museum of Art, Charles Village
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Letters to the editor
A school to be proud of Re "A towering absurdity," column, May 4 Steve Lopez pokes a great deal of fun at the design and scope of L.A.'s new public high school for the arts. What Lopez ought to be comparing it to is the average public school: an...Tags: Government, James Inhofe, Calabasas, Environmental Politics, Oak Park
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A Beautiful Summer In Store
Courant Staff WriterWhen people think summer, they tend to think outdoors. But visiting a local museum is a great way to get out of the global warming for a few hours. More than cooling down, you'll enrich your brain and your soul. Not every week has something new (August...Tags: Painting, Family, Global Change, History, Mashantucket
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Poet plucks at petals of her life
In the opening pages of her memoir, The Florist's Daughter, Patricia Hampl sits determinedly by a hospital bed, holding her mother's unconscious hand while writing the obituary of this difficult woman with her other hand. Refusing to sleep and to...Tags: Heart Disease, Family, Poetry, Candy, Flowers and Gifts, Religious Leaders
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Critic's choice: Henri Matisse in three dimensions
Henri Matisse is recognized as one of the greatest painters of the 20th century and a seminal figure in the birth of modernism. But Matisse was also an innovative and prolific sculptor whose three-dimensional works were continually in dialogue with his...Tags: Baltimore Museum of Art, Sculpture, Libraries and Museums
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Maison Lacordaire: a favorite French monastery
"I used 'The Guide to Lodging in France's Monasteries.' Maison Lacordaire was my favorite. It's composed of two renovated villas surrounding the Chapelle du Rosaire, the last work of Henri Matisse." La Maison d'Accueil Lacordaire, 466 Henri Matisse Ave.,...Tags: Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, California)
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