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• Canadian Painters - Ozias Leduc

  

  The Young Student, Ozias Leduc, 1894Ozias Leduc (1864-1955) was born the son of an apple grower in the small Quebec village of St. Hilaire, about 40 kilometres... Read more

  4 hours, 34 minutes ago by   Thecleverpup
  TRAVEL

• Classical Music Goes to the Movies...Again

  

  (or..."Hey, isn't that Sibelius?") Classical music has been a big part of film ever since the early days of silent movies played to piano accompaniment. But... Read more

  4 hours, 57 minutes ago by   Superconductor
  THEATRE & OPERA

• From the archive: Landes de Cojoux

  

  Let's make another Sunday visit to Brittany, this time to the amazing prehistoric monuments of Cojoux.Brittany is rich in neolithic remains, and on Monday I... Read more

  7 hours, 58 minutes ago by   Carolineld
  HISTORY

• What’s your favorite soprano role in opera?

  

  In celebration of Soprano Month on “Operatoonity,”  I created a poll to find out your favorite soprano roles. To see. To sing. Makes no difference i... Read more

  10 hours, 24 minutes ago by   Galegirl
  THEATRE & OPERA

• Garry Jones Ceramics

  

  Everybody needs a good laugh and right now Artery Gallery has exactly the pieces to bring a smile to your face. We are pleased to be exhibiting work by... Read more

  11 hours, 1 minute ago by   Artscotland
  ART & DESIGN

• The Write Place At the Write Time with Nicole M. Bouchard

  

  Recently I was introduced to a remarkable online literary magazine which sets itself apart from the common e-zine type publications that populate the Internet.... Read more

  19 hours, 13 minutes ago by   Brigittethompson
  BOOKS

• Polaroids from Papua New Guinea

  

  Papua New Guinea was an absolutely astonishing acquaintance back in November 2010 onboard True North. The people are the warmest most smiling and welcoming... Read more

  19 hours, 57 minutes ago by   Flemmingbo
  PHOTOGRAPHY, TRAVEL

• Opera Review: Unhinged. Unmoored. Unsurpassed.

  

  Riccardo Muti brings Otello to Carnegie Hall. Riccardo Muti leads the Chicago Symphony in Otello. Photo by Tim Rosenberg © 2011 Chicago Symphony... Read more

  The 16 April 2011 by   Superconductor
  THEATRE & OPERA

• The Inseparables

  

  Designed by the great French Art Deco master Paul Follot, this pendulum clock is one of the most incredibly beautiful and romantic objects that I have seen in... Read more

  The 16 April 2011 by   Objectsnotpaintings
  ART & DESIGN

• Tricksters, Selfishness & Altruism

  In evolutionary biology, few issues have caused more debate than altruism or what appears to be altruism. It is generally accepted that selection operates on... Read more

  The 16 April 2011 by   Cris
  BIOLOGY, DEBATE, HISTORY, RELIGION