A visual perspective of 3 women
Published on January 01, 2009
Bull horns, tents, logs and fabric, all subtly feminine, make up the woodsy, earthy haven of the multi-media installation "27-55, Life Journeys: A Visual Perspective from 3 Women." On exhibit at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center throughout January, the show is a collaborative effort of not only three artists, ranging in age from their 20s to 50s, but the community.
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On track and in focus
Published on January 01, 2009
Ted Garber has been a full-time singer-songwriter for the past 13 years, but really his career -- and life -- became focused a lot more recently.
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In Good Taste: Baltimore Coffee & Tea
Published on January 01, 2009
Can you imagine paying $40 a pound for coffee? How about for the rarest coffee on earth? Nah, me neither. But, if you want to, you can drop by Baltimore Coffee and Tea and pick up a pound or two of Jamaica Blue Mountain, certified by the Wallenford Estate as indeed the rarest coffee in the world. They must take delivery of it via armored car.
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Photographer can 'become a painter' via technological boost
Published on January 01, 2009
Marisa Ruane studied art, worked in galleries and associated with artists throughout her life -- in Long Island, N.Y.; western Massachusetts; Charles Town, W.Va.; and, more recently, Frederick. But it wasn't until she began using digital imaging with her 35mm film that she started taking her own work more seriously.
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