A list of recommended things to do this weekend. (11/05/2009)
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.
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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The firm of Loysen+Kreuthmeier Architects was recognized for its design of the North Side library.
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)
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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.
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)