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Local teacher wins national educator award

Sculpture of Fred Rogers unveiled

Weekend Hotlist

A list of recommended things to do this weekend. (11/05/2009)

Weekend Guide

A list of things to do this weekend. (11/05/2009)

Jules-Adolphe Breton's 1895 painting "The Last Gleanings" has temporarily returned to the dining room of Clayton, the Henry Clay Frick home at the Frick Art & Historical Center. The painting, which will be featured on house tours through March 28, will be on view to the public during two brief, free talks at 2 p.m. tomorrow and Nov. 12.

Artist challenges visitors' attention deficit when viewing art

First there was slow food, followed by slow travel, homes, cities and more. Artist James Osher would like to bring that concept to viewing art. (11/04/2009)

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	Art news

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The firm of Loysen+Kreuthmeier Architects was recognized for its design of the North Side library.

Local projects earn architecture awards

By day, the rusting metal relief that wraps around a small garden retaining wall on the South Side Slopes isn't very noticeable to drivers traveling up or down the hillside. (11/03/2009)

	Architecture awards
	Architecture awards

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Carlyn Nysether, of Seattle, has Hawaiian-themed tattoos added to her arm yesterday at the 17th annual Meeting of the Marked Tattoo Arts Expo at the Radisson in Green Tree. She is wearing spider-netting stockings over her tattooed legs.

Tattoos mark weekend

A woman staying at the Radisson in Green Tree for a wedding walked through the wild-looking crowd at a tattoo convention in the hotel's ballroom yesterday and asked whether the tattoo artists were from across the nation. (11/01/2009)