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• Young At Art Museum launches 2013 series of spotlight exhibitions with “Annual Interest”

  By Chris Feeley, Young At Art Museum

  Young At Art Museum will launch its 2013 series of group and solo spotlight exhibitions, artist lectures and workshops with Annual Interest on January 11 from 7:30 to 11 p.m.  The 2013 series is designed to support Florida’s contemporary artists by providing [...]

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• Favorite songs, Bartok and Beethoven, and new Previn

  Soprano Sydnee Waggoner.

  Things are about to get very busy here for classical fans, and so here’s a short look at what’s coming in the next few days:

  What if Works recital: If you’re still hoping to hear just a bit more holiday music before Epiphany, there’s a free concert tonight [...]

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• New Year’s weekend resolution

  Surrounded Islands, Biscayne Bay, Greater Miami, Florida 1980-1983.

  The holidays are over, the new year has begun, and life slowly returns to normal, which for Miami continues to mean the exhibiting of a wide range of art. This weekend, if you haven’t visited the Lowe Art Museum in a while, [...]

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• The Detroit Free Press names Knight Arts Challenge Detroit one of its top 10 arts stories of 2012

  2012 was a banner year for arts in Detroit. In October, Knight Foundation announced it will donate nearly $20 million to arts in Detroit, including a $9 million Knight Art Challenge Detroit. Locals responded – Detroit Free Press readers have selected the grant announcement as one of the top [...]

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• Preview: experimental psych and indie rock at PJ’s Lager House tonight

  Tonight, January 4th, PJ’s Lager House  will be kick-starting 2013 with a show featuring four bands: Lawnmower, Pistolbrides, Young Squares and New Centaur.

  “Team Spirit” is the lead single off of the new Lawnmower album, released in November 2012.

  Lawnmower, hailing from a number of Metro Detroit enclaves, is [...]

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• “The Snow Maiden” a fine winter’s tale in ballet

  The Dance Institute at The University of Akron is re-adapting Alexander Ostrovsky’s Russian fairy tale, “The Snow Maiden” to have it fit a mid-winter setting.

  Originally the story ballet was set in a Russian forest as peasants celebrate the turn of a new year, and thus a new beginning. [...]

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