Stomp Returns to Lied Center for Third Lawrence Visit
Unique percussive ensemble Stomp brings its quirky set to the Lied Center in Lawrence for a third appearance. Performances include 7 30 p m Friday 5 p m and 9 p m Saturday and 2 p m Feb 10. The group creates music from everyday objects, has appeared in Coca Cola and Target ads, and contributed to Quincy Jones projects and film soundtracks. Tickets range 17 to 40 dollars and are available at multiple outlets and online.
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Juror Nominations Sought for Lawrence Own Your Own Exhibit
Lawrence Committee for the Advancement of Visual Arts seeks juror nominations for the next Lawrence Own Your Own exhibition planned for September and October. Deadline is February 15 with selection by February 28. juror paid 250 dollars. Proceeds benefit local artists and Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center. Farms available from committee members.
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Lawrence Committee For the Advancement of Visual Arts
Bert Nash
West Side Folk concert features Lucy Kaplansky
Popular singer songwriter Lucy Kaplansky will perform at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Ply mouth Congregational Church 925 Vt Opening acts include acoustic singer songwriter Jennifer Kimball formerly of The Story The concert is part of the West Side Folk series Tickets 17 for adults 14 for students and are available at 865 FOLK and www westsidefolk org
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Jennifer Kimball
the Story
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Nanci Griffith
John Gorka
Calvin
Richard Shindell
Dar Williams
Association For Independent Music
FOLK
Westsidefolk.org
KU Gallery Seeks Exhibits for Next Year
The Kansas University Art and Design Gallery calls for proposals for 2002 2003 exhibits. The gallery offers 2100 square feet of floor space and 180 feet of wall space for one or two week shows. Applications are due March 1. For details call 864 4401 weekdays 8 am to 5 pm.
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Kansas University Art and Design Gallery Committee
Langston Hughes inspired art exhibit opens at Lawrence Arts Center
Douglas County artists present Dream Variations, an exhibition of paintings, collages, prints and sculptures at the Lawrence Arts Center through March 10. Brigid Murphy organized the show after inviting 40 local artists. 32 contributed, many newly inspired by Hughes.
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Langston Hughes School
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Lawrence
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I Too Sing America by Langston Hughes
A short excerpt from Langston Hughes contrasts a dream of light with racial walls and shadows. The speaker declares a resolve to break through oppression, celebrating mixed heritage and seeking a future beyond division. The poem reflects yearning for sunlit dreams and equality amid legacy of white and black parentage.
Art exhibition features wide roster of local artists
Stars the artists exhibiting works include Susan Ashline Colette Bangert T. Watson Bogaard Amy Carlson Carol Ann Carter Kristin Dempsey Diana Dunkley Hobart Jackson Shakara Jackson Ted Johnson Susan Jordan Laura Jost Cima Katz Matt Kirby Michael Krueger Cathy Ledeker Nancy Marshall Missy McCoy Sally Piller Jack Osegovic Ardys Ramberg Jeff Ridgway Jennifer Rinehart Anekis Celia Smith Shanna Wagner Pat Wilson Elizabeth Hatchett.
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Susan Ashline
Colette Bangert
T. Watson Bogaard
Amy Carlson
Carol Ann Carter
Kristin Dempsey
Diana Dunkley
Hobart Jackson
Shakara Jackson
Ted Johnson
Susan Jordan
Laura Jost
Cima Katz
Matt Kirby
Michael Krueger
Cathy Ledeker
Nancy Marshall
Missy McCoy
Sally Piller
Jack Osegovic
Ardys Ramberg
Jeff Ridgway
Jennifer Rinehart-Anekis
Celia Smith
Shanna Wagner
Pat Wilson
Elizabeth Hatchett
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