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• Janet Echelman: Curious, inspired, adventurous

  
  
  

  By Linda Harris, Center City Philadelphia

  Janet Echelman pursued many subjects in school: Visual Art at Bard College in New York; Counseling Psychology at Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts; Chinese calligraphy and landscape painting at the University of Hong Kong; Visual and Environmental Studies at Harvard University, [...]

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• Squared: examining the symbolic square

  
  
  

  This week the McColl Center for Visual Art’s (a Knight Arts grantee) exhibition “Squared” is drawing to a close. Featuring the work of Injoo Whang and Caitlin Masley, “Squared” examines the symbolic nature of the square.  A gallery reception on Friday July 27th from 6-9 [...]

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• “Nada Del Amor Me Produce Envidia” is an extraordinary one-woman play

  
  
  

  “Nada Del Amor Me Produce Envidia” (“I Don’t Envy Love”), presented by Flor de un Dia, is an extraordinary one-woman play about envy and the profound black shadow of solitude that will come for us, all of us, one day.The Argentinean musical melodrama, which opened during the [...]

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• Everyone is a suspect at new dinner theater

  
  
  

  Shadows Interactive Dinner Theatre is located on Second Street next to Roasted Cafe and Lounge.

  Everyone who walks in is a suspect.

  Why?

  Because at Shadows Interactive Dinner Theater, which recently opened in downtown Macon, every Friday night is an interactive mystery event.

  “When you walk in the door [...]

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• What does “sustainability” mean in context of the arts, and who pays the price of preservation?

  
  
  

  Earlier this month, I heard Diane Ragsdale speak at a Twin Cities metro-wide Arts Learning Xchange symposium for arts administrators, artists and arts advocates in Minneapolis’ scenic Nicollet Island Pavilion by the river. A writer and scholar with a background in both arts administration and [...]

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