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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1995

Page

9

Bridge Builders Outreach Links Frederick County To Community Spirit

Frederick residents submit ideas for a public mural spanning Carroll Creek on Carroll Street. The Bridge Builders project, led by Shared Vision, will place 100 carved stone like images on the bridge with an exhibit at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center opening in October.

Frederick County Shared Vision Carroll Creek Carroll Street Bill Cochran Teresa Cochran Cochran Marie King Frederick Delaplaine Visual Arts Center Ms. Cochran A.J. Groves Baker Park Peggy Winchester Ashley Myers Tim Myers Amanda Worrell Middletown Jerel Bartholomew Bridge Builders Andrea Burchette Barbara Maghan Diane Pees Mea Ashers Smi Cel

Fine Art Calendars From Iowa Forever Shaped Public Taste

Calendars from Iowa brought fine art into homes for a century. Since 1890, the Thomas D. Murphy Calendar Co. of Red Oak produced advertising art calendars that paired art with free public access, expanding American appreciation of works by Moran and Remington and influencing home decor nationwide.

Iowa Jean C. Florman Country Living Thomas D. Murphy Calendar Co Red Oak Bettie McKenzie Iowa Humanities Board Thomas Moran Frederic Remington Murphy Co Edmund B Osborne Thomas D Murphy Murphy Montgomery County Court House Iowans Hinchman's Marshall Dr Manker McKenzie Europe Jenne Brownscombe Loren Horton State Historical Society of Town Moran

New exhibition spotlights debut artist at Boston museum

The Boston Computer Museum showcases AARON, a three quarter megabyte program by Harold Cohen that creates color paintings with minimal human input. The system uses a robotic arm and painting apparatus to produce unique works, prompting questions of authorship and copyright as Cohen plans to sell finished pieces.

Boston Computer Museum Harold Cohen Cohen Center For Research In Computing and the Arts University of California- San Diego London Tate Gallery Victoria and Albert Museum Aaron

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