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- 'Van Gogh and the Colors of the Night': Brilliantly charting an artist ... - International Herald Tribune
NEW YORK : A new type of blockbuster art show is emerging in which a limited but rigorous selection and a spartan display free from gimmicks allow the art to deliver its full punch. The admirable exhibition "Van Gogh and the Colors of the Night" on ...
- Struthers celebrates launch of 11th book (The Peterborough Examiner)
A book launch tomorrow will celebrate the publication of a Peterborough author's eleventh book. Where the Night Comes Closest by Betsy Struthers, published by [...]
- A sad, true story that's as strong as its subject - Boston Globe
A sad, true story that's as strong as its subjectBoston Globe, United States - 6 minutes agoFuller knows this rough world intimately and renders it with a kind of spare prose-poetry. Describing an oil rig, she writes: "It's a place of repetitive, ...
- Fall Arts Preview: Literary & Signings (Jackson Free Press)
MAC Poetry Anthology Call for Submissions Aug. 4-Oct. 15. The editors of The Southern Poetry Anthology are seeking submissions for the third in its series featuring Mississippi poets, and published by Texas Review Press.
- Areal Republican platform (WorldNetDaily)
We recall the words of the old popular song, "What a Difference a Day Makes; 24 Little Hours." In this political year, it was actually 38 hours, but the poetry is the same.
- Poetry performance today - Central Michigan Life
Students should make plans to rush to Warriner Hall tonight if they want a head rush. Performance group headRush, which specializes in politically-charged hip-hop, poetry and theater, will perform at 7 p.m. today in Warriner Hall's Plachta Auditorium ...
- Art exhibit revisits cannery strike - Register Pajaronian
Art exhibit revisits cannery strikeRegister Pajaronian, CA - 3 hours ago21, will also include a wealth of talks, a procession, workshops, poetry and songs about the Watsonville Cannery Strike. Twenty years after the end of a ...
- The new wave of French urban fiction - Guardian Unlimited
Between mid-August and late October, the French publishing industry goes into overdrive. The current rentrée littéraire (named after la rentrée scolaire - the beginning of the school year) has seen fewer novels hitting the shelves but their ...
- I live in silence with many voices - The Punch
I live in silence with many voicesThe Punch, Nigeria - 3 hours agoAnd his poetry is generally deep too. The way a Stevie Wonder, therefore, triumphs over lack of physical sight, the creative gem in Omosun appears to be ...
- David Letterman, Jay Leno, Sarah Palin (International Herald Tribune)
A roundup of the day's celebrity news.
- Any Suggestions for an October Surprise? - New York Times Blogs
Vladimir Putin seems to believe in the possibility: he says the Georgia clash happened because the U.S. “ needed a small victorious war †to benefit the candidate preferred by the current administration. Yesterday at the G.O.P. convention, I ...
- Turn up the radio and give me some peace - Telegraph.co.uk
Turn up the radio and give me some peaceTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - 1 hour agoSilence is meant to be a noble thing, a golden thing, the stuff of nature and poetry and philosophical contemplation. Not to be able to handle it - to feel ...
- Richard Ingrams Week': Jobs for Americans and Australians, but not Brits (Independent)
ETS, the American firm responsible for the recent SATs marking fiasco, has now been put in charge of English language tests for immigrants. In other words, they will have the power to decide who is allowed to settle in this country under the Government's newly introduced regulations.
- Leipzig String Quartet: Seriously deluxe - Vancouver Sun
Vancouver SunLeipzig String Quartet: Seriously deluxeVancouver Sun, Canada - 52 minutes agoIn this piece he strongly underplayed the liturgical aspect, allying it less with ritual than poetry. Brahms may have preferred two pianists, as we heard it ...
- Writers to present a free reading (The Iowa City Press-Citizen)
Fiction writer Madeleine Thien from Canada and Cuban poet, fiction writer and essayist Rogelio Saunders, who lives in Spain, will present a free reading at 5 p.m. Sunday in Prairie Lights Books.
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