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Cleveland’s fall art season sits on the brink of big happenings
The fall art season in Cleveland, which unofficially begins right around now, might be considered a prelude to a big transformation set to unfurl in several years.

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2010 Fall Arts Preview: Visual arts
The University of Colorado at Boulder Art Museum will make a big bid for increased recognition locally and nationally with the Sept. 24 unveiling of its new state-of-the-art building, near the heart of the school’s campus.

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just a thing i did its some of my art there is sasusaku, naruto,sasunaru,naruhina, sasuke and one thats an emo drawing i did the art/drawings are from 2007-2008 hope you enjoy and tell me what you think and visit my deviant art account www.mia-1414.deviantart.com ~*rate and comment*~

These drawings r some i have been working on well enjoy =]. Also commnet and rate =].

its taylor again, not only is she a contortionist, but an amazing artist! check out our channel at www.youtube.com

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14th Annual No Dead Artists National Juried Exhibition Announces Winners
NEW ORLEANS, LA.- The Jonathan Ferrara Gallery announced the jury winners for the 14th Annual NO DEAD ARTISTS National Juried Exhibition of Contemporary Art. This edition marks the first time this long-running juried exhibition will feature artists from across the entire US.

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All the art that’s fit
All the art that’s fit

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Rambling Rose: New beginnings
September is all about new beginnings in art and fashion. While several galleries in Chelsea have closed permanently this summer (for example, Charlie Cowles, and he will be missed), there are more than enough spaces to satisfy the most voracious art lover.

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ARTISTS as ACTIVISTS: Fighting for our environment
An exhibition of paintings, drawings, photography and sculpture by some of New Zealand’s leading artists, all of whom use their art to express their passion for our environment and sometimes to protest against its desecration.

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