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Liberal Arts: Keeping it Hot

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A celebration of all things cultural, artistic and entertaining in Madison. Wednesday, August 5, 2009. If you’re bemoaning the fact that it’s August and summer is winding down, I don’t want to hear it! August in Madison is fantastic and absolutely summery thanks in part to two events held annually this month—and only this month. Both Jazz at Five. 160;and Dane Dances. 160;are free weekly events open to the public. And both kick off this week, Jazz at Five today and Dane Dances on Friday. August 5, 5 pm.

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Liberal Arts: Art for Thought

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A celebration of all things cultural, artistic and entertaining in Madison. Wednesday, July 8, 2009. For one, it’s probably a question that’s existed as long as people have been making art. Some argue that they know art when they see it. But what about when you don’t think something is art, but you’re told that it is? What if the works of art on display are things you see—and use—in your daily life? That opened in May and runs through August 23. MMoCA’s curator of exhibitions Jane Simon. Also taking on t...

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Liberal Arts: Liberal Arts has Moved

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A celebration of all things cultural, artistic and entertaining in Madison. Wednesday, August 26, 2009. Liberal Arts has Moved. Hello, fellow arts lovers,. This is a quick note to inform you that Liberal Arts. Has a new home. . The blog has relocated to http:/ www.madisonmagazine.com/Blogs/Liberal-Arts/. On the new  Madison Magazine. Please visit this new site for artist interviews, performance previews and reviews, details on events and more. Posted by Madison Magazine. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Liberal Arts: Worlds Combine

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A celebration of all things cultural, artistic and entertaining in Madison. Wednesday, July 22, 2009. Infinite, sublime, transcendent, enduring, timeless. These are a few of the words often used to describe landscapes. 160;rejects such nostalgic approaches to this type of artwork. Instead, the Wisconsin native-turned Colorado resident injects her paintings with a sense of time, immediacy and contemporariness. As Schantz has developed her art, she’s made some changes. More aluminum shows through...Schantz...

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State Street - La Crosse Visitor

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Dining, Shopping and Entertainment. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Tours & Attractions. La Crescent, MN. Tours & Attractions. Feels like 72.3°F. 84°F / 68°F. Are you in need of a creative boost of elegance and culture in a social setting? This little two-block gem is home but not limited to places such as McCaffrey’s Coffee. Offers unique and unusual gifts ranging from jewelry to paintings and everything in between. Nordeen Design Gallery. 2016 Visitor Publishing. No part of this...

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A Physician on Job Search, Practice and more: May 2007

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A Physician on Job Search, Practice and more. Wednesday, May 30, 2007. You are a physician and as such probably familiar with multiple choice questions. Here are a few true and false questions for you. 1 The gas prices are raising because we have either an oversupply of gas - or a decreased demand. 2 The prices for computers and computer parts and accessories are going down because we have a shortage of manufacturing facilities. Close a few medical schools, improve the quality of training. Electronic med...

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Abraham Studios

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In the Key of Irony. A New Jersey Notion. Along the Dotted Line. Straight Off the Assembly Line. Slipping Into the Bay. From the Ground Up. December 29, 1890. My Own Private Idaho. Much Like A Fairy Tale. Into The Great Unknown. Genus Tulipa Sub Rosa. A Day Of Infamy, A Lifetime of Grandeur. The Beautiful Things That We Destroy Everyday,. And Those That Survive Us. Searching For A Sign. Hell On The Border. More Than Just Horses. Left At the Tracks. For more work by Abraham, CLICK HERE.

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Liberal Arts: Review: "Church Basement Ladies" Serves Up Laughs

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A celebration of all things cultural, artistic and entertaining in Madison. Wednesday, August 19, 2009. Review: "Church Basement Ladies" Serves Up Laughs. One of my favorite things about Midwesterners is our ability to poke fun at ourselves, to examine our quirks, habits and ways of living and not take it all too seriously. If you also appreciate a healthy helping of good-natured, self-deprecating ribbing, I’d recommend checking out Church Basement Ladies. A lighthearted musical running at Overture Center.

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Abraham Studios

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In the Key of Irony. A New Jersey Notion. Along the Dotted Line. Straight Off the Assembly Line. Slipping Into the Bay. From the Ground Up. December 29, 1890. My Own Private Idaho. Much Like A Fairy Tale. Into The Great Unknown. Genus Tulipa Sub Rosa. A Day Of Infamy, A Lifetime of Grandeur. The Beautiful Things That We Destroy Everyday,. And Those That Survive Us. Searching For A Sign. Hell On The Border. More Than Just Horses. Left At the Tracks. For more work by Abraham, CLICK HERE.