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Art or sport? Skating can be both
Rachael Flatt's free skate would have the best athletes in any sport gasping for air, their leg muscles spasming in pain. Mirai Nagasu's, however, would draw raves from art critics. As Nagasu's coach Frank Carroll said, "They're nothing alike."
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Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland is nearly ready to build a dramatic new home in University Circle
After renting less-than-visible space for 20 years in the Cleveland Play House complex in Midtown, the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland is nearly ready to build a dramatic black-glass-and-steel building in University Circle.
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'Ribbons' public art project proposed for Newtown Pike
A major public art project has been proposed to brighten 3 miles of Newtown Pike with more than 250,
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Art dealer sues local agent
LOVERS once, two art dealers are now battling it out in the High Court over hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of antiques and artefacts.
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Indie dev causes a stir with "games are not art" statements
At the Art History of Games conference this week, indie developer Tale of Tales made several bold statements about games not being art. Furthermore, "video games are overwhelmingly a waste of time."
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Calhoun student's art to be featured on TxDot Aviation Calendar
Calhoun High School junior Emily Dunwoody displays her artwork, which won third place at the state level of the 2010 International Aviation Art Contest.
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Glasgow Art Fair 2010: Selected Galleries Announced
Mathilde the Inquisitive. Photo: Courtesy Queens Gallery - . GLASGOW.- Glasgow Art Fair 2010 takes place from THURSDAY 25 TO SUNDAY 28 MARCH. Located within its trademark white tented pavilions which dominate George Square in the heart of Glasgow’s city centre, this eagerly anticipated annual art buying extravaganza offers its 16,500 visitors four days of buying, selling and discovering art.
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The Art History... Of Games? Games As Art May Be A Lost Cause
At the Art History of Games conference, Tale of Tales, the indie studio behind The Path, argues that "games are not art," and "largely a waste of time." Meanwhile, one professor examines where art and play have collided. Tale of Tales: Games "Not Art," Largely A "Waste Of Time" Tales of Tales has never been shy about making bold statements. At The Art History of Games conference in Atlanta, GA ...
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| World News In Brief |
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World's tallest tower closed a month after opening
The world's tallest skyscraper has unexpectedly closed to the public a month after its lavish opening, disappointing tourists headed for the observation deck and casting doubt over plans to welcome its first permanent occupants in the coming weeks.
Freestyler gets ball rolling to World Cup
From smashing windows to breaking world records, soccer freestyler Dan Magness has enjoyed a bizarre career which has offered him the chance to travel and rub shoulders with big names.
World Indoor Tournament men's singles results
World Indoor Tournament men's singles first round results from Rotterdam, Netherlands, on Monday (prefix denotes seeding, * new result)) * 5-Tommy Robredo (Spain) beat Robin Haase (Netherlands) 7-6(4) 6-4 3-Robin Soderling (Sweden) beat Florent Serra (France) 4-6 6-4 6-1 Florian Mayer (Germany) beat Janko Tipsarevic (Serbia) 6-3 6-7(6) 7-6(6) Andreas Seppi (Italy) beat Stephane Bohli ...
Golf-World rankings
World rankings on Monday (U.S. unless stated, last week's positions in brackets):
Women's world rankings
Women's tennis world rankings on Monday (last week's rankings in brackets):
Men's world rankings
Men's tennis world rankings on Monday (last week's rankings in brackets):
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