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Wednesday, September 8, 2010
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Bob Keyes: A banner day for the Maine arts community
A coalition of museums, foundations, corporations and individuals band together to amass a pile of money large to keep 17 rare hand-painted silk banners made by Portland tradesmen in the 1800s in Maine.
Arts Planner
Life's a PICNIC
Sculptor Wade Kavanaugh is working on a public art project at Peaks-Kenny State Park in Dover-Foxcroft.
Music and Nightlife: 2 Live Crew
A little more mellow but still kickin' it, and headed to Port City Music Hall.
Art and Theater: Lincoln Perry's PLACE
The peripatetic artist shows sculpture and paintings in his summer hometown.
Warren sculpture garden open for autumn hours
Group's purchase will keep rare historic labor banners in Maine
The 17 banners represent a labor-oriented way of life that was common in New England in the 1800s.
Private family is now very public
Millicent Monks says going public about mental illness may help some day to ease the stigma for others.
Arts Dispatches
Arts Planner
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