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An artist's passionate vision
Roy Nydorf is an artist who is passionately engaged with his world and with the act of making images. That much is immediately evident when walking into the 40-year survey of his art at the Green Hill Center for North Carolina Art.
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Eye on 'Papermen'
When Christine Kirouac, a Canadian artist, moved here in 2008, she felt a need to attach herself more deeply to her new home.
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Associated Artists planning big move
Associated Artists of Winston-Salem will move into a gallery in the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts on July 1, hoping to capitalize on the foot traffic center events generate.
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Art Briefs: Couple earns UNCSA honor
John and Susan Gates of Winston-Salem have received the 2012 Giannini Society Award from UNC School of the Arts. They were recognized for "their passion and dedication" to UNCSA.
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Magnolia Baroque fest brings back its 'family'
The Magnolia Baroque Festival is about to celebrate its fifth-anniversary season. Glenn Siebert, the festival's founding director and one of its tenors, has come to view the biennial event as a gathering place for a family of musicians who keep coming back.
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'Silliest play ever written' keeps audience in stitches
"Hatchetman," which opened Thursday night at Hanesbrands Theatre after six days in previews, lives up to its hype: Director Steve Umberger called it "the silliest play ever written"; playwright David Wiltse predicted it would be called "zany and madcap."
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Symphony's Discovery has kid-friendly lineup
The next Winston-Salem Symphony's Discovery series for kids will tell great tales, celebrate magic's relationship with music and throw the spotlight on Tchaikovsky.
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Going 'paperless'
Paper is dead. Long live paper.
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Artists' creativity conquers gloomy economy
When the going gets tough, the creative get going.
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Music Briefs: Songwriting is theme of Camp Cannon
Cannon School's Camp Cannon will host the summer camp "Introduction to Songwriting" for children 12 to 15 from 1 to 4 p.m. July 16-20 at the school, 5801 Poplar Tent Road, Concord.
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Standout performances bring about laughs in 'A Funny Thing'
Ken Ashford and Gray Smith have proved themselves to be two of the funniest men in town in "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," which opened Friday at Twin City Stage.
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Film Briefs: 'Avant Garde' student films at Aperture
"The Image and Internal Time-Space Continuum" will be shown at 7:30 and 8 p.m. today at Aperture Cinema, 311 W. Fourth St.
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Art Briefs: Choreography performance at Salem College
Salem College will present its Spring Student Choreography End of the Year Celebration at 2 p.m. today and 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Salem Fine Arts Center, 500 E. Salem Ave.
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Theater Briefs: 'Our Town' at Greensboro theater
The Livestock Players of the City Arts Drama Center will perform Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer prize-winning play "Our Town" at 8 p.m. May 17 at the City Arts Studio Theatre, 200 N. Davie St., Greensboro.
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Art Briefs: Original oils at today's Surry art show
Surry Community College will hold its annual art show from 2 to 4 p.m. today at the Pilot Center, 612 E. Main St., Pilot Mountain.
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Altar Boyz' puts tongue in cheek
Assemble a struggling Catholic boy band from Ohio. Send them on a "Raise the Praise" tour of the United States. Tell them to spread a message of faith, friendship and brotherhood through singing and dancing. And encourage them to enliven the message with humorous banter.
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Writers' Notebook: Michele Manderine at craft shop
Children's author Michele M. Manderine will present a lecture and book signing at 1 p.m. today at Triad's Local Craft and Business Shoppe, Village Inn, 6205 Ramada Drive, Clemmons.
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A tasty symphonic stew
When the Winston-Salem Symphony and its chorale perform next weekend at the Stevens Center, the spotlight will be on the conductors — plural.
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UNCSA alumni receive Tony Award nominations
Two alumni of UNC School of the Arts were among the nominees for the 2012 Tony Awards, which were announced Tuesday.
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Audition Briefs
Extras sought for filming
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Art Briefs
Salem features graduates' works
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A 'Funny' coincidence 20 years later
"A Funny Thing Happened" 20 years ago at Twin City Stage — then the Little Theatre of Winston-Salem — and it's going to happen again Friday when "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" opens.
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Artists' Notebook
Author teaching 'mosaic writing'
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Dance Brief
Salem dancers to celebrate
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Music Brief
Concert features residents' works
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