The Cambodian government claims that those stone relics, depicting heads of gods and demons, correspond to a set that was looted years ago from one of the nation’s sacred sites. It is unclear who edited the photo or for what reason, but the experts interviewed for this story concluded that the sculptures had been removed …
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A the man in a suit and tie holds up a sign that says: “I am desperate”. A police officer sign says “Help”. A man in jeans and a striped shirt asks: “Will Britain get over this recession?” Two beaming women write: “Best friends for life! Long live the two of us “. The bride …
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Jeffrey P. Friedman, MD, has been certified in internal medicine and practice for over 40 years. He is the medical director of Community Health Associates and a member of MDVIP. Russ Alan Prince: Can you tell us about your approach to doctor care? Jeffrey Friedman: Patients always come first. It may seem like a fact, …
Buenos Aires is known as the Paris of South America and for good reason. The capital of Argentina is a city full of life and intensity, of shared and intertwined stories. People meet on the street and sit at coffee tables for hours. The night wakes you up, it’s a new day and the city …
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AAfter a lifetime of scribbling on waste paper, a few years ago I finally started taking drawing seriously. I was traveling with a backpack and bought a box of crayons. I loved it instantly. I spent the rest of the trip sitting in the eaves and scribbling rickety buildings; in pubs by drawing fellow malformed …
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Starbuck’s Gloria Pfeifer (from left), Lowry’s Deb Holmes and Rose Meade of Glenwood, Minnesota pause to catch up before entering the old one-room school in Farwell, now an art gallery, in June.Emily Bright / MPR News Farwell, Minnesota, has a population of approximately 50. It has no traffic lights or a gas station. But as …
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CANYON – Students and faculty alike from West Texas A&M University’s Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts will offer a full roster of art exhibits, concerts and recitals, dance pieces and stage performances – from the murderous musical “Sweeney Todd” to the oldest continuous Christmas concert in the area and more, August through May. …
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On Saturday, artists and art lovers gathered for Art in the Park at Mill Creek Park in South Portland. The annual event gives artists the chance to show and sell their best work. “It’s just great,” said artist Sandy Conlogue. “All year you paint and you have the chance to show your work. It means …
Kiley Burke travels the country showing her interpretation of dream catchers that combine tradition with fantasy, lace and artificial flowers. “I actually really wanted one for my home and loved the traditional dream catchers, but they didn’t really fit my decor,” said Burke, owner of Thunder & Twine in Winston-Salem, NC. “I wanted to make …
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Every artist needs a muse. In the Dutch painter Vincent van GoghThe case was of his homeopathic physician and artist, Dr Paul-Ferdinand Gachet. In 1890, a few weeks before his death, the artist painted two portraits of Doctor Gachet. The first version of the portrait sold at auction in 1990 for $ 82.5 million ($ …
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