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Whimsical songs, stories told for nonprofit’s benefit BY KRISTEN MORALES kmorales@gainesvilletimes.com Not all musicians have the luxury of a solid career to fall back on, once they start down the road of songwriting. But for Allen Levi, a musician and storyteller who lives in the small town of Hamilton, turning around and heading back down the road previously traveled wasn’t an option. After spending a decade as ... 
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Folk Pottery museum honors 3 area potters The Folk Pottery Museum of Northeast Georgia has recognized three Northeast Georgia folk potters as "significant contributors" to the 200-year-old tradition of folk pottery in the region. |
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Artist’s realism makes paintings more lifelike A glance at his work might lead you to believe that Gainesville painter Jay Kemp is a photographer.
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A Valentines story: Beaus’ strategy gets thwarted by love Poor Archer and Aimwell.
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A statuesque exhibit ATLANTA — You probably know Leonardo da Vinci for his famous painting, “Portrait of Mona Lisa.” Or maybe it is his prized “Last Supper” that comes to mind.
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First a musing, then a sculpture Before the pieces of marble, iron and wood in Leigh-Ann Gross’ studio become three-dimensional ideas, they are written down on paper as stories of her life.
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Art show goes in new directions It was just a year ago that the Sautee Nacoochee Center’s Center Gallery was expanded across the hall, welcoming the space of the Center Too gallery to show more North Georgia artists.
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Talent — and coincidences — run in artist’s family Helen artist Judy Bynum George has had a life of happy coincidences. Growing up, her father was a Baptist preacher who was also a professionally trained illustrator. He spent hours on drawings that were eventually incorporated into his religious TV show, "The Art of Living." When it came time to go to college, George never really considered pursuing art, even though it was all around her. Instead, she chose to attend Houston Baptist University because ...
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Old stories get modern twist in art exhibit In Terry Rowlett's painting "The Refugee," a young man, clad in slacks and a button-down shirt, makes his way through a tangle of kudzu.
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Cabbage Patch Kids settle in at new home The iconic Cabbage Patch Kids that were born in Cleveland in the late '70s and embraced by cool kids everywhere in the 1980s have a new home that suits their Southern heritage.
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Conferences expand scope of your writing Is there a partially written story in your files or a manuscript that could use some revision? Do you live and breathe poetry? |
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Explore under the sea ATLANTA — Before you dive into the Georgia Aquarium, know this: There are a lot of creatures here.
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Collage artists elevate found pieces into fine art When it comes to creatively gluing things down, the only experience many of us have is with macaroni and wallpaper.
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