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NOTE: 11 x 17
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Performances
Penn
Presents
Annenberg Center
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 Parsons Dance Company |
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Ahn Trio |
Caroline Drury, jazz vocalist |
Concerts
honor of John Coltrane
Slought Foundation
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Featuring Belongenis/Lane, Adam Lane and Karl Grubbs |
Open Loose |
Peace
Around the World
UPM
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Devika Umashanker of India will be
among several International House resident students who will share
information about the holiday celebrations of their countries during
the UPM's annual Peace Around the World event. Ms. Umashanker
will talk about the Hinu holiday of Pongal, which is only celebrated
by the Tamil people of South India. The pot she holds is used for
boiling a special rice dish on this day.
Exhibits
Nuvisions
Burrison Gallery
Through January 29
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Wisteria by Beth Ann Johnson, 2003. Chinese Ink and Watercolor
on Rice Paper. 16 x 21 in.
Nikon
Small World
Wistar Institute
Through December 21
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Below are winning images of the Nikon Small World 2003 Competition.
These images are known as photomicrographs, photographs of images
taken through microscopes.
Filamentous actin and microtubules (structural proteins)
in mouse fibroblasts (cells) (1000x). Photo by Torsten Wittmann,
1st place. |
Homopolymer blend dewetting on
patterned surfaces (200x). Photo by Linda M. Strzegowski,
6th place. |
Surface of titanium carbide crystal
(64x). Photo by Lynn Boatner and Hu Longmire, 15th place. |
Snowflake (35X). Photo by Edward
Kinsman, 19th place. |
Crystalized caustic soda (cleaning
agent), Glauber's salt (multi-purpose chemical, and D76
(a photochemical) (40x). Photo by Loes Modderman, 20th
place. |
Rat retinal (eye) artery (200x).
Photo by Rong Wen, honorable mention. |
Only
Controversial and Not Detrimental: The Legacy of
Modern Design in Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia
Kroiz Gallery
Through May 31
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Mrs. Thomas Raeburn White House, 1963. Mitchell/Giurgola,
architects. Photo by Rollin LaFrance. |
Vanna Venturi House, 1959-1964. Venturi & Short, architects,
Robert Venturi, project architect. Courtesy of Venturi,
Scott Brown & Associates. Photo by Rollin LaFrance. |
ICA:
Fall Exhibits
Through December 14
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Self Portrait, Gillian
Wearing, 2000, chromogenic development print, 67 3/4" x
67 3/4". Courtesy of Maureen Paley Inerim Art, London.
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Grow Room, 2003, Virgil
Marti, mylar and mixed media installation view. Courtesy
of the artist and Participant Inc.
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A Needle Woman, Kim Sooja,1999-2000,
Color DVD installation, 98" x 139", Courtesy
of the artist.
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South Tower, The Gems of Tragedy,
2002, Patti Smith, graphite, crayon, tape, and digital
image on paper, 13 3/8" x 11". Through
December 7.
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New
York Abstract
Esther Klein Gallery
Through December 31
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Delightful by Serena Bocchino,
oil and enamel on canvas, 42" x 52", 2002
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Floating Landscapes by Carolanna
Parlato, 2003
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Heat by Julian Jackson,
oil on canvas, 56" x 82" (from the series Speed
of Light), 2001
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Holiday
Garden Railway
Morris Arboretum
Through January 4
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The Garden Railway is adorned
with twinkling lights and holiday décor.
The
Garden in Cut Art: Morris Arboretum
Through January 5
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Irises by Julie
Zigler
Coltrane
Slought Foundation
Through January 15
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John Coltrane, Circle of fifths
drawing
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John Coltrane, Japan, 1966 (courtesy
of the Institute of Jazz Studies)
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Resurrection:
Belkis Ayón
Arthur Ross Gallery
Through January 18
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Untitled, Belkis Ayón,
27" x 36.5", 1996
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Intolerancia, 1998, Collograph.
Courtesy of Brandywine Workshop
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The
Body of Evidence: A Twenty-Year Retrospective of
the Photography of Candance diCarlo
Van Pelt-Dietrich Library
Through January 27.
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Scientia Intuitiva, 1995.
Part of the exhibit The Body of as Evidence: A Twenty-Year
Retrospective of the Photography of Candance diCarlo. Through
January 27.
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Mythic
Visions: Yarn Paintings of a Huichol Shaman
UPM
Through March 31
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All paintings by José Benítez
Sánchez
Artist imagines how odd the
Sun god would have looked to the ancestors when he first
appeared. 16" x 16".
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This is the sacred circle
of deer of and peyote. 12" x 12".
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This work shows that the Huichol world
is full of things made of more than one identity. 16" x
16".
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Artists shows
that there is a conscious like on as well as beneath
the surface of the earth. 24" x 24".
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A skeletonized shaman with
his feathered power arrow as held aloft. 48" x 48".
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Hichol Peyoteros fill shoulder
bags and burden baskets with peyote for ceremonial use
at home. Photo by Peter T. Furst, 1968.
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Beaux-Arts
at Penn
Kroix Gallery
Through May
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Robert Fulton Memorial,
Competition, 1909,
Paul Phillippe Cret, architect
A
Wonderful Life: A Daughter's Tribute to a Family
of Educators
Lobby, GSE
Ongoing
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Pennsylvania Daughter by
Joan Myerson. Digital "painting" of the artist's mother as Penn student
Visit
the artist's web site for more images
Almanac, Vol. 50, No. 14,
November 25, 2003
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