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Catonsville High teacher has respect of his students
James Fitzpatrick leans back in a huge black office chair with wheels and points at a projection on a screen in the front of the classroom, not far from the Soccer Barbie dolls and a clock featuring the portrait of French writer Voltaire.
"Here is the...Tags: Artists, Colleges and Universities, Europe, Students, Teaching and Learning
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Bar review: Wild Willy's doesn't live up to its name
When Wild Willy's Rock House & Sports Saloon opened in Annapolis last year, it promised to be the wildest party in town.
In the promo pictures, waitresses wore microscopic tops and jean shorts, holding on to pool cues and flashing come-hither looks....Tags: The Home Depot, Billiards, Snooker and Pool, Alcoholic Beverages, Lotteries, Sam Adams (music artist)
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From Sun Magazine: Chazz Palminteri brings rustic Italian style to suburban New York
As a young man living in the Bronx, Chazz Palminteri would escape the city on long drives into the Westchester County countryside where he'd tool along curving, forested roads, staring at the set-back mansions. To a guy with empty pockets, the gated lawns...Tags: Dog (animal), Celebrities, The Usual Suspects (movie), Robert De Niro, Entertainment Events
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Herman Maril: Baltimore artist painted what he saw
Herman Maril had two worlds, and each provided him what something the other lacked.
The artist, who was born in Baltimore in 1908 and died here in 1986, spent his life painting some of the grittier aspects of the city. Invariably, his astute and...Tags: Arts, University of Maryland, College Park, Henri Matisse, Eugene O'Neill, Tennessee Williams
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A Colorful Life
Sun reporterWhen Grace Hartigan was a little girl, she was bewitched by gypsies. In the 1930s, the Travelers still roamed the countryside in nomadic caravans, and young Grace would shinny up the apple tree in her parents' backyard in Newark, N.J., to spy on them....Tags: Art Institute of Chicago, Arts, Henri Matisse, Metropolitan Museum of Art, World War II (1939-1945)
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Uncovering hidden layers of Grace Hartigan
Sun reporterGrace Hartigan, one of Baltimore's most distinguished painters, has been the subject of no less than three important exhibitions this month, at C. Grimaldis Gallery on Charles Street, at the ACA Galleries in New York City and at the Neuberger Museum of...Tags: Charlton Heston, Arts, The New York Times, Ed Harris, Georgia O'Keeffe
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That 'Look of Love' between LACMA and Hollywood
Earlier this spring, Annette Bening and Ed Harris strolled the galleries at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, marveling in hushed tones over Monet's majestic images of Giverny and Rembrandt's sublime masterpiece "The Raising of Lazarus." They were...
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Michael Heizer's calling is set in stone
In early 1969, a young artist working in the Nevada desert had an idea for an epic sculpture. Michael Heizer had found a 120-ton boulder in the mountains and wanted to set it above a trench dug in a dry lake bed. Visitors would be able to walk into the...
Tags: Arts, Artists, IBM, Manhattan (New York City), Frank Gehry
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Painting by Chile's Matta tops Latin American art sale
ReutersBy Walker Simon NEW YORK, May 23 (Reuters) - Chilean artist Roberto Matta's "La revolte des contraires" led Christie's Latin American art auctions on Tuesday, selling for $5 million and setting a record for the artist viewed as a seminal figure...Tags: Arts, Artists, Chile, Petroleum Industry, Frida Kahlo
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Diego Rivera poised to top NY Latam art auctions
ReutersBy Walker Simon NEW YORK, May 21 (Reuters) - A Diego Rivera portrait of a 10-year old girl, her head cocked and gaze wary, is expected to top this week's Latin American art auctions, where surrealist-tinged works by other artists are also primed to do...Tags: Cuba, Sotheby's Holdings Incorporated, Edvard Munch, Mexico, Chile
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Obras postguerra alcanzan récords de venta en subasta Christie's
ReutersPor Chris Michaud NUEVA YORK, 9 mayo (Reuters) - Un óleo de Marl Rothko pintado en 1961 batió récord al transarse por 87 millones de dólares en Nueva York, mientras que obras de Gerhard Richter, Jackson Pollock, Yves Klein y Alexander Calder también...Tags: Barnett Newman, Gerhard Richter, Josef Albers, Alexander Calder
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Lichtenstein consigue nuevo récord en subasta de Sotheby's
ReutersNUEVA YORK, 10 mayo (Reuters) - La obra "“Sleeping girl" de Roy Lichtenstein fue vendida por cerca de 45 millones de dólares, estableciendo un récord para el artista pop en la casa Sotheby's durante una subasta de arte de postguerra y contemporáneo...Tags: Mark Rothko, Ai Weiwei, Sotheby's Holdings Incorporated, Gerhard Richter, Edvard Munch
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