Today in History highlights from 1923 to 2017
Recap of key events: 1923 Italy Greece tension for Bill Davis’s Athens trip. 1892 Corbett defeats Sullivan. 1901 Boxer Rebellion ends. 1936 Buddy Holly born. 1940 London air assault begins. 1963 Canton hosts Hall of Fame. 1972 Olympic ban for talking on the podium. 1990 Kimberley Bergalis reveals AIDS infection. 1996 Tupac Shakur shot. 2005 New Orleans post-storm evacuations. 2007 bin Laden video. 2008 Fannie Mae Freddie Mac conservatorship. 2017 Irma warning evacuations and Mexico quake. Corbin Gaynor age 76 and Toby Jones age 53.
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James J. Corbett
John L. Sullivan
New Orleans
Marquess of Queensberry
Beijing
China
Buddy Holly
Charles Hardin Holley
Lubbock
Texas
Nazi Germany
Britain
London
Canton
Ohio
International Olympic Committee
Vince Matthews
Wayne Collett
U.S
Munich
Kimberly Bergalis
Fort Pierce
Florida
Bergalis
Tupac Shakur
Las Vegas
George W. Bush
William H. Rehnquist
Supreme Court
Osama bin Laden
Iraq
Fannie Mae
Freddie Mac
Georgia
Mexico
Rebecca Louise Law展 The Womb at Frederik Meijer Gardens
Artist Rebecca Louise Law opens The Womb, a site specific immersive exhibit in Grand Rapids running Sept 20 2019 to March 1 2020. The display combines about 1 million flowers from the collection with 10 000 gathered onsite and volunteers, plus newly created sculptures and paintings. Law explores humanity’s bond with nature, time based decay, and sustainability while cocoon like arrangements envelop visitors. Photography is limited to certain areas and visitors are urged to engage fully without cell phones.
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Rebecca Louise Law
Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park
Grand Rapids
Meijer Gardens
Law
Rebecca
Gilmore Names Two Young Pianists as 2020 Winners
Two American pianists Misha Galant and Maxim Lando win the 2020 Gilmore Young Artist Award. Each receives a 15000 dollar stipend and 10000 dollars for a commissioned work. They perform at the Gilmore Keyboard Festival in Kalamazoo from April 22 to May 10 and at Steinway Hall in New York City on October 2.
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Misha Galant
Maxim Lando
Gilmore
Pierre van der Westhuizen
United States
Galant
Lando
Kalamazoo
Carnegie Hall
Juilliard
Hung-Kuan Chen
Tema Blackstone
Lang Lang International Music Foundation
Oxford
Rachmaninoff
Shostakovich
Tchaikovsky
Busoni
Lyapunov
Scriabin
Kapustin
Led Zeppelin
Steinway & Sons
TheGilmore.org
Steinway
Misha
Maxim
Steinway Hall
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Toby Jones
Bernsen
Gloria
Sentinel Staff
Ung
Olga Katsman
Sharon Mann
Yoshikazu Nagai
San Francisco Conservatory of Music
Columbia University
Columbia-Juilliard
Joseph Kalichstein
Juilliard School
Yu-Jane Yang
Weber State University
Ogden