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STILL HERE an exhibit by the 3.9 Art Collective

  • 3.9 ART COLLECTIVE
  • October 4, 2011
3.9 Art Collective was founded by African American artist in San Francisco after it was recently discovered that according to the 2010 census the...
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Profile in Art: Annette Schutz

Last week, I attended an event at San Francisco’s ArtHaus and finally had a moment to visit with Annette Schutz, one of its two owners. Like...
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David Penniston’s art on display at Lakeview Library Branch throughout January

  • Art
  • January 4, 2011
Need a New Year’s Resolution? Get inspired by viewing David Penniston’s art gallery starting tomorrow at the Lakeview Library Branch...
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Top 3 (and only!) independent art galleries open on Sunday in Washington, DC

Imagine: It's a sunny summer Sunday in steamy Washington, D.C. and your in-laws are still here. They played the typical tourist at the national...
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Hugh Brown opens culture cutting exhibit at Robert Berman Gallery

Artist Hugh Brown has the cultural subtlety of a chainsaw. A new exhibition at the Robert Berman Gallery shows why he's a cut above.In OC Weekly...
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Workhouse Arts Center celebrates 100 years with event-packed August

The Workhouse Arts Center celebrates the 100-year history of the prison-turned-arts-center with a busy August.From Prison to Arts Center: 100 Years...
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Pick-asso's pinnacle plot to revolutionize fine art uncovered at Foundry Square IV as Steve Backman

"A box of toothpicks spill on the floor and he took one look and knew exactly how many there were. - He counted 'em in seconds." Charlie...
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Foundry Gallery attempts to define art with "Art Defined"

In the informational statement about the exhibit, organizer Peter Berulf Johnsen says "Art may be defined by its creator's intention to make...
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Foundry Gallery presents Sarah Alexander's "Bridges, Cars, & Pumps (and a few African Rumps)"

"Chrysler Truck" (Sarah Alexander)Foundry Gallery heats up Washington, D.C. with Sarah Alexander's solo show "Bridges, Cars, &...
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Workhouse Arts Center reclaims historic prison for big creativity

After Congress purchased land just south of Washington, D.C in 1910, Lorton Prison was built brick by brick by the very prisoners it housed,...
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