Most everyone has succulents in their garden, since they do well in drought tolerant areas. They can be so diverse in shape with colorful variations and sizes. Why not paint …
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Katina Mitchell's musical work pairs an adventurous curiosity with historical specialization. As a soprano she has performed with organizations such as Monday Evening Concerts, Da Camera Society of Los Angeles, …
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Learn Yiddish through Songs – Food and Drink Missed the other sessions? No worries – you can still attend this one This is the last session of the Learn Yiddish …
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This is the last session of the Learn Yiddish through Song series. Learn some well-known and some lesser-known Yiddish tunes with local Yiddishist Jana Mazurkiewicz Meisarosh. Imagine a night in …
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Realism was dead. Born in Florentine workshops in the early 1400s, realism enjoyed a long run, dominating European art for four centuries. By the mid-1860s it had degenerated into a …
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Have you heard of Pablo Picasso and or Henri Matisse? Well, they both claimed that 19th- 20th century artist Paul Cezanne was "the father of us all" and inspired artists …
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If you like Cezanne, Matisse, and Van Gogh, this is the lecture series for you. This new generation of artists emerged in the 1880s. Like runners in a relay race, …
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