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“Art”
Monday, May 10, 2010 12:00 am
Play: “Art”
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Arts & Culture: Marketing the Arts
Dance St. Louis’ recent campaign paired dancers with high-profile athletes.
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Arts & Culture: Marketing the Arts
Thursday, October 9, 2008 12:00 am
With entertainment budgets shrinking and everyone from AMC theaters to Fox Theatre competing for the same dollars, you might think the relationships among our city’s cultural institutions would be cool, but when we checked in with groups such as Dance St. Louis, Center of Creative Arts and Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, we found the opposite was true: They agree that creative collaborations are more effective than competition.
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Art & Antiques
Thursday, October 4, 2012 7:00 am
Indoors or out, there’s something about being surrounded by beauty that is truly inspiring. Here’s a sampling of what’s on view at area museums this fall:
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Applauding the Arts
Thursday, July 26, 2012 1:14 pm
Local residents don’t have to leave the city to take in top-notch art, music and theatrical entertainment. Find out which of the past year’s productions wowed some of our town’s most prominent names.
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Art Admirers
Thursday, July 26, 2012 1:01 pm
A wide range of affordable and accessible arts institutions make St. Louis culturally rich. We asked the leaders of several arts institutions to share their ‘second’ favorite cultural diversion.
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Investing in Art
Friday, September 30, 2011 1:33 pm
Sculptures versus paintings. Contemporary versus Renaissance. Oils versus pastels. The art world is a diverse place, filled with an endless number of fine works to meet anyone’s taste. Investing in art is an endeavor that can be fulfilling and profitable, but one that should be approached with caution and a thorough understanding of the elements.
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Adorning Art
Joie DiMercurio of Enchanting Embellishments points out the use of oil paintings in heavy, gilded frames.
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Adorning Art
Pamela Calvert suggests displaying family portraits and personal objects with some flair, pulling it all together in an organized arrangement.
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Adorning Art
Thursday, June 9, 2011 12:00 am
When displaying art at home, all of the designers we asked agreed on one thing: Never buy a piece of art that you’re not absolutely in love with. “It’s all about longevity,” says Anne Smith of June Roesslein Interiors. “If you’re going to live with something for many, many years, you want to purchase something that you love.”
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The Art of Giving
Triple milled luxury soaps come in pretty floral packages for instant gift-giving. $12.50 from Diane Breckenridge Interiors
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The Art of Giving
Not into a bottle of Champagne? How About one made of chocolate? $18 from Bissinger’s. photography by Jason Mueller
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The Art of Giving
Natural peppermint oil and candy pieces make this dark chocolate peppermint bark a satisfying treat after the holiday meal. $21 from Bissinger’s
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The Art of Giving
A classy black croc wine tote is the perfect rejoinder for anyone who pops in bearing gifts. $35 from Straubs.com
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The Art of Giving
Elegant note cards come in many appealing designs. $24 from Diane Breckenridge Interiors
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The Art of Giving
Hand-painted South African candles have unique native designs, and their purchase helps tribal artisans earn a fair living wage. $18 from Clay & Cotton
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The Art of Giving
Colorful picture frames made from recycled magazine paper and pencils will earn you high marks for being environment-conscious. $19 and $18 from Clay & Cotton
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