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Wednesday, September 3,2008

Found Objects

By Amy Kingsley
As long as we’re celebrating new artistic endeavors, we should recognize the enduring ones, like SEED Gallery.
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Wednesday, August 27,2008

F o u n d OBJECTS

By Amy Kingsley
I don’t divulge much about myself in this paper. Every time the staff column falls to me, I groan. I trash the clips of my first person stories. I’ve even developed a mild allergy to the upper case “I” and it’s giving me fits. But I’m trying to get over it.
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Wednesday, August 20,2008

Found Objects

By Amy Kingsley
Last week Gov. Mike Easley made it official: The North Carolina School of the Arts is now theUniversity of North Carolina School of the Arts..
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Wednesday, August 6,2008

Found Objects

By Amy Kingsley
If you’ve been downtown in Winston- Salem recently, you’ve probably noticed the bright dog and cat sculptures blocking the sidewalks. They belong to the Forsyth Humane Society’s Art Unleashed.
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Wednesday, July 30,2008

Found Objects

By Amy Kingsley
Has the end of the Harry Potter series left you wondering if you’ll ever get another chance to spend a Friday night dressed funny and partying in a bookstore? If so, open your day planner. This week Stephenie Meyer’s Breaking Dawn.
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Wednesday, July 23,2008

Found Objects

By Amy Kingsley
But you can expand those horizons from home, too, or at least close to it. Here’s a suggestion: Attend a modern dance concert like Multiple Exposure,.
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Friday, July 11,2008

F o u n d OBJECTS

By Amy Kingsley
The next day, the collaborative invites interested members of the community to take a gander at what they're doing to the alleyway behind their building. From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., members of Elsewhere and their friends work on the ongoing hanging gardens.
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Tuesday, July 1,2008

Found Objects

By Amy Kingsley
Greensboro welcomes summer with dueling Solstice parties. On Friday, the Weatherspoon Art Museum opens its latest exhibition TRANSactions: Contemporary Latin American and Latino Art with a Samba-styled throw down brought to you by Brazilian Soul. The museum provides food, art and a cash bar. The party starts at 7 p.m.
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Tuesday, July 1,2008

Found Objects

By Amy Kingsley
The Greensboro Public Library cosponsors a production of Family Business at the Broach Theatre that opens Friday and previews on Wednesday and Thursday. The play, which was adapted by Touring Theatre's Brenda Schleunes, is based on a series of short stories by North Carolina writers Jill McCorkle and Randall Kenan. A public discussion will follow each performance.
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Tuesday, July 1,2008

Found Objects

By Amy Kingsley
When I write about my boyfriend in this paper, I usually resort to gentle teasing. Mostly I do this because I don't want to slather any sap on this paper. Not today. Today I am going to be sweet - sap be damned.
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