Archive of: Arts Feature
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You Can Go Home AgainAfter years working as an actor in New York, a cinematographer in L.A. and traveling the world as a documentary filmmaker, Matthew Buzzell is back in Augusta settling into his latest role as teacher, son and citizen of Augusta. |
June-July 2012 |
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Fragments of the PastFrom his thoughtfully acquired collection of found objects and cast off treasures, sculptor Brian Rust creates beautiful and powerful pieces that are visual metaphors for life and the natural world. |
April 2012 |
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Remnants of the PastWith still and moving images, narration and music, filmmaker Mark Albertin captures living history just before it disappears. |
February-March 2012 |
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Landscapes of the SoulA Columbia Museum of Art exhibition of 45 paintings from the Hudson River School features a cross- section of the artwork that helped define American art and spawn the country’s first conservation movement |
November - December 2011 |
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The Gift of JoyeThe Juilliard in Aiken Festival held each year is a win-win collaboration that benefits both the city of Aiken and the Juilliard students. |
September 2011 |
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Standing OvationEach year the Greater Augusta Arts Council recognizes artists, volunteers and corporate sponsors for outstanding contributions to the arts community. |
August 2011 |
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Conversations With the PastArtist Janice Whiting’s spiritual and visual connection to Italian Renaissance art is skillfully reinterpreted in her paintings, which are strongly rooted in the 21st century. |
April 2011 |
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A Look Back and A Leap ForwardSupported by an enthusiastic community of artists and arts enthusiasts, Columbia County offers a wealth of opportunities for participation in and enjoyment of visual and performing arts |
April 2011 |
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Chaos and OrderArtist Tom Nakashima’s journey as an artist is one of constantly probing and taking chances, all within the boundaries of his philosophical approach to life and art. |
April 2010 |
