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The Harvard Art Museum hosted a gala benefit called "Prelude: Toasting the New Century at the Harvard Art Museum" that raised nearly $500,000 to support the museum's renovation project. Over 500 guests attended the successful event, which featured performances by students and included photos with gala co-chairs, museum donors, artists, and Harvard faculty. Special thanks were given to the Institutional Advancement team for their hard work organizing the gala.
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This document provides an overview of Yoruba art and culture from the Newark Museum collection. It discusses how, in Yoruba cosmology, art and life are interconnected. The Supreme Creator commissioned creativity deities to mold the first humans from clay and imbue them with souls. Art is thus integral to humanity and was used to transform the primordial wilderness. The document outlines some of the major Yoruba deities and religious beliefs. It also describes the two main styles of Yoruba art - naturalistic sculptures that capture recognizable likenesses, and stylized sculptures that convey meaning through abstraction. The pieces in the Newark Museum exhibition embody Yoruba spiritual concepts and values.
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The Daughters of Hanford project is celebrating the opening of its new exhibit with a Reactor Factor Kids' Day event on August 1st at The REACH in Richland, Washington. The event will include hands-on STEAM activities like a geocaching scavenger hunt and talks from biologists, as well as performances from local dance and theater groups. The goal is to inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers by highlighting the history of science at the Hanford nuclear reservation through fun, interactive activities.
Local festival
The Community Arts Festival at Chiswick House & Gardens will take place on September 24-25, 2011. The festival aims to celebrate the site through family activities and workshops on the first day, and allow local groups to display their talents through art, music, and drama on the second day. The target audiences are families on the first day and young people on the second. The festival is funded by a grant from the Culture 2000 programme of the European Union as part of an arts regeneration project at the historic site.
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The Community Arts Festival at Chiswick House & Gardens will take place on September 24-25, 2011. The festival aims to celebrate the site through family activities and workshops on the first day, and allow local groups to display their talents through art, music, and drama on the second day. The target audiences are families on the first day and young people on the second. The festival is funded by a grant from the Culture 2000 programme of the European Union as part of an arts regeneration project at the historic site.
Local festival
The Community Arts Festival at Chiswick House & Gardens will take place on September 24-25, 2011. The festival aims to celebrate the site through family activities and workshops on the first day, and allow local groups to display their talents through art, music, and drama on the second day. The target audiences are families on the first day and young people on the second. The festival is funded by a grant from the Culture 2000 programme of the European Union as part of an arts regeneration project at the historic site.
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The Sentimental Journeymen, a barbershop harmony group, will hold their annual show "Happy Together" on February 27th at 2pm at the Polk State Winter Haven Fine Arts Theatre. The show will feature the Sentimental Journeymen, guest group the Humdingers Quartet, and the Sankofa Singers directed by Dr. Jessie Owens. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for students.
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- 1. Prelude: Toasting the New Century at the Harvard Art Museum On Saturday, May 17th, the Harvard Art Museum hosted a Gala benefit, entitled Prelude: Toasting the New Century at the Harvard Art Museum, to raise funds and heighten awareness for our renovation project. The gala was an unqualified success, with 500 guests in attendance, and nearly $500,000 raised. See photos commemorating this special evening, which was co-chaired by Maisie Houghton and Bruce Beal. Special thanks to Ann Starnbach and the Institutional Advancement team for their hard work.
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- 5. Antiss Krueck and Ron Krueck, Gala co-chair Maisie K. Houghton and James R. Houghton, senior fellow of the Harvard Corporation
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- 16. Harvard's Pan African Dance and Music Ensemble (PADME)