Minneapolis visual arts scene blends old and new
In Minneapolis, the Walker Art Center showcases living art and eclectic performances alongside the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, which houses Rembrandt and Titian works. Martin Friedman of the Walker promotes contemporary, international art and partnerships with the Guthrie Theater while the Institute emphasizes excellence and modern pieces from Picasso to Pop art.
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New York
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Brazil
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Cezanne
Goya
Putnam Dana McMillan
Picasso
Matisse
Feininger
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Giacomo Manzu
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Lt Col Bailey Retires From Army After 22 Years Service
Lt Col William J Bailey formerly of Thurmont retires January 31 after 22 years in the US Army He earned the Purple Heart and is a Thurmont High School and San Francisco State College graduate His last assignment was troop commander at the US Army Hospital in Flagstaff Arizona Zambia becomes a republic without a dominion phase.
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Admiral Kauffman Named Annapolis School Superintendent
Area resident Admiral Draper Kauffman, once rejected by the Navy for poor eyesight, was chosen to lead the Naval Academy's school. Now 54, he will assume the post in June, succeeding Rear Admiral Charles S. Minter who was appointed in 1964.
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Connecticut
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Toledo’s Libbey Era Fueled Big Art Buyouts at Low Cost
AP report examines how Toledo Museum of Art built a prized Impressionist collection on a limited budget from 1925 to 1961. Director Otto Wittmann cites foresight and "out of fashion" purchases, funded by Libbey estate, Rothschild items after WWII, and vaulting acquisitions. The museum blends education with public access through talks and free Saturday art classes.
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