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A reflection of China's ancient past at the Huntington
A tiny leopard frozen in mid-leap. A stalking hunter. Twining leaves, coiled dragons, interlaced serpents, swooping birds and “swirling cloud scrolls” that represent “the vital energy, or qi, of everything in the universe”:...Tags: Hobbies, China, Artists, University of California, Los Angeles, Korean War (1950-1953)
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Frank Paul Vent
Frank Paul Vent was born in Detroit, Michigan on April 22, 1921. He passed away February 1st, 2012 from natural causes. Frank’s parents emigrated from Italy in the early 1900’s. From an early age, Frank discovered he had an natural ability to...Tags: Carol Burnett, Drama (genre), Concerts, Music, Entertainment
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School displays 300 student art pieces
Over 300 pieces of students’ art covered the walls from floor to ceiling at Incarnation Parish School auditorium for the opening night reception of the annual student art exhibition.
On Jan. 28, 200 people including parents, students and others...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Teaching and Learning, Artists, Students, Education
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Theatre review: 'Art' thrives on condescension
It’s all about a certain white-on-white painting. Or is it? The big white canvas at the center of “Art,” the Tony Award-winning play by Yasmina Reza (“God of Carnage”), serves as both catalyst and focal point for a frothy...Tags: Tony Awards, Entertainment Events, Weddings, Arts and Culture, Arts
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Troupe tries on Chekhov's masks
The everyday and ordinary don’t apply in the world of Theatre Movement Bazaar. One of L.A.’s most unusual performance companies, TMB has been wowing audiences here with haunting, humorous and often startling mash-ups of theater and dance,...Tags: Entertainment Events, Companies and Corporations, Los Angeles Times, Economy, Business and Finance, Dance
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Animator gets back to the easel
Anyone who has been a child at any point in the past four decades has, knowingly or not, appreciated the work of Michael Humphries. From small-screen stalwarts like “The Jetsons,” “SuperFriends,” “Scooby-Doo” and...Tags: Movies, Movies, Fine Artists, Artists, Entertainment
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Saving the Alex and the arts
I have to say that I am truly sad to read the Jan. 29 commentary by Barry McComb titled “It's important to save the Alex” — not only for myself, but for all the future generations. How can this happen? How can we allow this? My...Tags: Arts and Culture, Arts
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It's important to save the Alex
It is hard to believe that more than a decade has passed since I first arrived in Glendale in 2001 as the new executive director of the Alex Regional Theatre Board. I inherited a financially challenged organization that in that first year, came close to...Tags: Culture, Arts and Culture, Arts, Culture
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City turns down art donation for first time in 10 years
An oil painting featuring the Statue of Liberty surrounded by the floating heads of popular Armenian figures recently became the first donated work of art to the city in more than a decade to be turned down. The painting also includes flowing wheat...Tags: Armenia, Human Interest, Painting, Sculpture, Charity
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Skateboard shop displays LCHS art students' decks
Art students from La Cañada High School are getting a chance to show their illustration and painting skills on some unlikely canvasses — skateboard decks. Billy’s Boardshop in Montrose is hosting an art exhibit of student-painted skateboards,...Tags: Arts and Culture, Arts
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Art Review: Pacific Asia Museum goes modern, for the time being
One of the unexpected dividends of the Getty’s far-reaching “Pacific Standard Time” series is the cross-pollination of audiences and institutions; another is focused historic perspective. The Pacific Asia Museum, not known for modern-art...Tags: Claes Oldenburg, Kurt Schwitters, Lyonel Feininger, John McLaughlin, Concerts
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Ron Kaye: Unraveling the redevelopment mess
Sooner or later, the bills come due in all our lives — even in the lives of government agencies. Just ask the people who bought a house they couldn't afford or city officials who got addicted over the years to draining vast amounts of tax dollars...Tags: Museums, Public Officials, Regional Authority, Government, Politics
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