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“Images From the Past-The Jewish World of Eastern Europe”, drawings by Andover artist, Joan Nyman, will be on display at the Daniels Gallery in the Hebrew Rehabilitation Center, 1200 Centre St., Boston from Sept. 9th to Oct. 7th.  The drawings, which reflect a sense of Jewish life found in the towns and villages [...]

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Calling all New England artists:
Invitational and Juried Open Exhibition at the 100 Market St. Gallery.
All media welcome. Runs July 27 through October 26. Two cash awards, fee free and insured.  Gallery located at 100 Market St, Portsmouth N.H.
Prospectus required. Write: maskmakernh@gmail.com, (put prospectus in subject line) or 100 Market Group, Ltd., PO Box 1267, and [...]

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This just in readers:
SALEM, MA — The Salem Arts Association kicks off its 2009 season at Artists Row with a variety of visual art and live performances during the weekend of June 13 - 14.
Large Scale Works, as part of the “Does Size Matter?” exhibit with other Artist Row participants, runs through June 28 at [...]

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If you love the old masters, then you’ll enjoy this new MFA exhibit, which opens officially this weekend in Boston. You can read my story about it in Thursday’s lifestyle section.
The MFA borrowed some amazing paintings for this show, from the likes of the Louvre and Prado in Spain.
While we couldn’t run all the photos [...]

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So theater lovers and all you “Rent” loving fanatics.
Adam Pascal, Anthony Rapp, and Gwen Stewart will reprise the roles they originated on Broadway in “Rent: The Broadway Tour,” which comes to Boston’s Colonial Theatre for a limited two-week engagement July 14 – 26, 2009.
Inspired by Puccini’s “La Boheme,” “Rent” focuses on a community of young [...]

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I love art — and a good show at the MFA. The museum’s current major exhibition, “El Greco to Velazquez” is no exception.
I thought I was familiar with El Greco’s work before I headed to the Boston museum. When I got there I realized I had no clue. While I was familiar with his portraits, [...]

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Went on a tour recently to the newly expanded museum. Have it say, it’s pretty posh.
I like to think of it as a “mini MFA” — it’s not as comprehensive or as big (still) but chock full of wonderful stuff.
If you haven’t been there, I would definitely recommend the trip — and this whole week [...]

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Let’s talk about it on Pop.
Here we’ll talk about all things fun | from that great concert you just saw to the latest movies in theaters. Looking for a TV show, a good book or [...]

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