Barry Andersen is Elemental

Barry Andersen is Elemental Review of Barry Andersen: Sky, Earth, and Sea Selections from 30 years of Landscape Photography at Notre Dame Academy By: Dustin

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All Kinds of Time

Tony De Varco at Marta Hewett Gallery,  Sept. 21 – Nov. 24 by Fran Watson Those attuned to area art events cannot help but notice

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"Aperture" at Phyllis Weston Gallery

“Aperture”  at Phyllis Weston Gallery by Jane Durrell The dream-tinged images in Aperture, Phyllis Weston Gallery’s contribution to FotoFocus, come from distinctly individual bodies of

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Book Reviews by Daniel Brown

Telegraph Avenue, by Michael Chabon When a great writer like Michael Chabon disappoints, the disappointment is that much greater, because our expectations are high about

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Not Your Usual Art Opening

NOT YOUR USUAL ART OPENING Imagine an opening where people actually look at the art. An opening without cheese, crackers, or wine. And while you’re

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Scope art show CFA

SCOPE Art Show, Artists Wanted and See // Exhibition invite you to join the 3rd annual Art Takes Miami 2012, an international search for creative

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Manifest Gallery (various)

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Blindfold Gallery press release

Blindfold Gallery is pleased to present the paintings of Marcus Michels, Assistant Professor at The University of Southern Mississippi and Todd Podolsky of St. Louis,

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FARGO HOUSE project

Greetings! I am happy to announce the launch of the FARGO HOUSE project in Buffalo, which aims to invigorate the collective imagination of place through

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September Issue Now Online

Letter from the Editor ÆQAI resumes its regular monthly edition with this September issue.  We welcome everyone to a new and fresh fall art season,

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Profile of Walt Burton

It’s probably inaccurate to call Walt Burton a gadfly, even though a run-down of his career might suggest that. He’s been a photographer, a dealer

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bi-Lateral Thinking

Last Saturday I was fortunate enough to have plans, and luckier still those plans included attending a multi media event at Third Party Gallery in

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Historical Rabbit Hash

Take a stroll down the main drag of Historical Rabbit Hash, Kentucky and you never know what you may find, whether it is motorcyclists, hippies,

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Adventure in Dimensions

“Shape to Shape” Paintings and sculpture by Stuart Fink Brazee Street studios, 4426 Brazee Street in Oakley Reception: September 14, 6-9 p.m.  Showing through September

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Two New English Novelists

I remember when Martin Amis, Ian McEwan, and Julian Barnes were still the angry young men of English literature.  All three are now in their

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Poetry Corner

Editor’s note: Aeqai welcomes Maxwell Redder to its stable of writers and critics.  Redder, a recent DAAP graduate, is an outstanding poet, and since art

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Jen Stark: To the Power Of

Jen Stark To the Power Of Opening reception: Friday, September 28th from 6 to 9pm September 28 – November 3, 2012 Martha Otero Gallery is

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