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Malta Mediterranean Literature Festival
September 3, 2010 by publisher · Leave a Comment
Top writers and musicians from seven countries, including gritty Welsh novelist Niall Griffiths, Maltese poet Victor Fenech, and Lebanese novelist Hyam Yared, will perform at this year’s fifth edition of the Malta Mediterranean Literature Festival on Thursday 9, Friday 10 and Saturday 11th September, 2010, at the Garden of Rest in Floriana, close to the Floriana Central Public.
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Malta Mediterranean Literature Festival
Rankin’s New Ad Campaign Plasters Britain with the Banal
August 23, 2010 by thushara · Leave a Comment
In one of the largest outdoor advertising campaigns to hit Britain to date, Sky Arts has tapped celebrity photographer Rankin to create a series of so-called “Street Galleries,” blanketing select thoroughfares in the U.K.’s largest cities with pictures of the disciplines that the TV network claims to support: ballet, classical music, contemporary dance, literature, and theater. In executing the …
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Rankin’s New Ad Campaign Plasters Britain with the Banal
8/22: Unexpected Romance
August 22, 2010 by thushara · Leave a Comment
Music for every walk of life tonight.
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8/22: Unexpected Romance
Thacker Mountain Radio comes to Mary C.
August 19, 2010 by publisher · Leave a Comment
Thacker Mountain Radio, the Oxford-based music and literature show heard weekly on Mississippi Public Broadcasting, is bringing its live broadcast to Ocean Springs at 6 p.m. Saturday.
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Thacker Mountain Radio comes to Mary C.
Russian fashion: from early 20th century to the present day
August 17, 2010 by publisher · Leave a Comment
Just like literature, art and music, clothes and accessories reflect the era in which they were made. RIA Novosti has collected a selection of photos showing Russian fashion through the ages.
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Russian fashion: from early 20th century to the present day
Our shrinking commons
August 14, 2010 by thushara · Leave a Comment
In times past, quoting from music or literature was considered sharing. Today, a new book notes, it has come to be seen as theft.
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Our shrinking commons
Reading And Dancing At The Hideout
August 12, 2010 by thushara · Leave a Comment
Chicago Translation is tomorrow night at Hideout Chicago. Tomorrow night, music meets literature meets dance party at Chicago Translation , a collaborative reading event hosted by local publications Another Chicago Magazine , Requited Journal and Artifice Magazine . The event focuses on the idea of translating Chicago experiences and creating meaning from familiar Chicago spaces.
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Reading And Dancing At The Hideout
In Perth, Reviving the Church as Arts Patron
August 4, 2010 by publisher · Leave a Comment
“Over the past two decades, a quiet revolution in the life of St George’s Cathedral has brought it alive with activities involving music, visual art, sculpture, architecture and literature, harking back to medieval traditions in Europe that placed churches at the heart of communal cultural life” - using professionals rather than amateurs.
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In Perth, Reviving the Church as Arts Patron
Angola: ‘Monumental Atelier’ Gives Awards to National Artists
August 1, 2010 by thushara · Leave a Comment
The “Monumental Atelier Association” has awarded trophies and certificates to national artists in literature, music, dance, theatre and arts, for the role they have played to promote the Angolan culture.
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Angola: ‘Monumental Atelier’ Gives Awards to National Artists
Angola: ‘Monumental Atelier’ Gives Awards to National Artists
August 1, 2010 by thushara · Leave a Comment
The “Monumental Atelier Association” has awarded trophies and certificates to national artists in literature, music, dance, theatre and arts, for the role they have played to promote the Angolan culture.
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Angola: ‘Monumental Atelier’ Gives Awards to National Artists