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Artistic Nevada horse, Cholla, chosen to exhibit artwork at Italian competition
Associated Press WriterRENO, Nev. (AP) _ His artwork has been described as having the "fire of Pollock" and the "fixed gaze of Resnick." Now, a Reno artist will be making his international debut, having been invited to exhibit his work in a juried art competition in Italy. He...Tags: Venice
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Nevada horse chosen to exhibit artwork in Italy
The Associated PressHis artwork has been described as having the "fire of Pollock" and the "fixed gaze of Resnick." Now, a Reno artist will be making his international debut, having been invited to exhibit his work in a juried art competition in Italy. He won't be going...Tags: Venice
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Paintings could be by Jackson Pollock, or not
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterAS EXECUTIVE vice president of Azusa Pacific University, David Bixby fields lots of calls. But one that came through last March was a stunner. Howard Kazanjian, a film producer and university trustee, had come across a trove of paintings by a giant of...Tags: Mickey Mouse, Government, Lee Krasner, National Government, Sales
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Diane Simpson's case for home life
Chicago Tribune criticDiane Simpson's new sculptures and drawings at the Alfedena Gallery go some distance toward convincing you domesticity is a generator as strong as any. The forms of her hanging, free-standing and shelf-mounted pieces are derived from aprons, bibs, work...Tags: Henry Adams, Architecture
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GARDENS: Hello, dahlia, you're looking swell
irene@irenevirag.comEarly one September morn, as I was rushing to an appointment, I noticed a giant lavender dahlia towering over the garden fence. It was so big I could see it from the car as I drove off. "I'll be back soon," I promised. As is too often the case, the day...Tags: East Islip, Burl Ives, Folk Music, Long Island
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Fast chat: Ed Harris
Special to NewsdayFour-time Oscar-nominated actor Ed Harris is also a much-lauded director - for "Pollock," his 2000 biopic about abstract expressionist Jackson Pollock, and the only film Harris directed - until now. "Appaloosa," Harris' retro-Western (if such a thing is...Tags: Jeremy Irons, Film Festivals, John Ford, Sean Penn, History
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The artistry of personal style
They say the clothes make the man. Of course, "they" usually tell us this as they're calculating the sales commission on an immaculately cut cashmere overcoat. It doesn't do them any good to tell us the truth: that the man is perfectly capable of making...Tags: Clothing and Textiles Industry, Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat
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Artists top writers in Hamptons softball game
Call it an artful victory: The artists' team has beaten the writers' squad in a star-studded Hamptons charity softball game for creative types. Saturday's game in East Hampton featured Alec Baldwin as an umpire and Chevy Chase coming through with a...Tags: Alec Baldwin, Chevy Chase, Willem de Kooning
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Celebs play in Hamptons for charity
It's a charity softball game that started with the likes of Jackson Pollock and Willem de Koonig rounding the bases in sculptor Wilifrid Zogbaum's front yard. This Saturday, the annual Artists & Writers Charity Softball Game celebrates its 60th year,...Tags: Mercedes Ruehl, Charity, Mort Zuckerman, Chevy Chase, Celebrity
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On this day in history
On Aug. 11, 1860, the nation's first successful silver mill began operation near Virginia City, Nev. In 1909 what is believed to be the first radio SOS sent by an American ship was transmitted from the liner Arapahoe after its engines were disabled off...Tags: Malcolm X, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Minority Groups, Andrew Carnegie, National or Ethnic Minorities
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Sobering up on Heath Ledger
It's time to stop the canonization of Heath Ledger. He's not a tragic hero. He's not a beautiful martyr. He's just a pretty good actor who did away with himself and broke the hearts of his family and friends, and he shouldn't get an Academy Award to...Tags: James Dean, River Phoenix, Culture, Dylan Thomas, The Dark Knight
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Sally Austin's Shadow Boxes At New Britain Museum
Visitors can see shadow-box art by Sarah "Sally" Goodwin Austin at the New Britain Museum of American Art beginning Friday. Austin was the daughter of the late A. Everett "Chick" Austin, the famous director of the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art from...Tags: New Britain, New Britain Museum of American Art, Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
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