Arts Section :: Page 62
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Final frame for Would you, Could you gallery
“Would you could you” In A Frame gallery will close at the end of December, after its current show of local artist Lance Rudegeair’s portraits of endangered animals.
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Unlocking the muse for art
Three artists were locked in the Yellow Springs Arts Council Gallery for three days this week. A reception for their creation will take place this Friday, Nov. 13, from 6 to 9 at the gallery.
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Upcycled bicycles
Strong and highly suggestive form follows obvious function in this sculptural play on rails and home-bound trails.
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The Falling Rain Blues
Despite a smaller crowd and rainy skies, the AACW Blues, Jazz, and Gospel Fest went ahead this past weekend. There were workshops during the day and performances and food throughout the evening. The rain and cold cut the numbers of attendees down but some fans stuck it out for what proved to be solid musical performances and a continuation of an important tradition in Yellow Springs.
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CMYS season opens
The Telegraph String Quartet will open the 2015–16 Chamber Music in Yellow Springs season on Sunday, Sept. 27, 7:30 p.m., at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Eruptions of blues, jazz and gospel to happen all around Yellow Springs this weekend
Yellow Springs’ Blues, Jazz & Gospel Fest returns this weekend, starting Thursday, Sept. 24, and continuing all around the village.
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“Locked In” event to return, materials sought
The YSAC will host another “Locked In” event this November, and art-lovers are invited to donate materials to be used in the creation of an art installation.
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The Cyclops Festival – An Eye for Talent
The fifth annual Cyclops Festival was a success; drawing artists, musicians, craftspeople, and food vendors from all around to showcase their merchandise and talents. Local and non-local festival attendees enjoyed DJs, music, handcrafted wares, sizzling provisions and local beer, all on a beautiful fall day.
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Yellow Springs News holiday hours
Yellow Springs News holiday hours
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Jason Morgan at Springfield Art Museum— Seeing epic in ordinary
If the produce Jason Morgan paints wound up on the shelves of Tom’s Market, it would be judged not for freshness, but for its more human qualities.
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