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- Ben Lear: Storstad (HuffingtonPost)
Wed, 01 Oct 2008 23:22:21 GMT Ever since I started diving, I've been fascinated by the interaction between man and nature. Immediately after man abandons a structure, nature begins the excruciating process of taking it back, piece by piece.
- Now Entering the City of Ember (Part 1) (Coming Soon)
Wed, 01 Oct 2008 19:50:37 GMT With a string of successful adaptations under their belt, especially the "Narnia" series, Walden Media has been at the forefront of the current fantasy revival. And when they left Disney to join the Murdoch family as the freshly-minted FoxWalden, they needed some new titles to bring to the big screen. Luckily for them, Tom Hanks and Play•Tone had just picked up the rights to one of the latest, ...
- Now Entering the City of Ember (Part 2) (Coming Soon)
Wed, 01 Oct 2008 19:35:49 GMT Down another street and under a fake archway brings us to Garden Square and the home of our other main character, Doon Harrow. It's a smaller version of Harken Square, with various booths instead of large buildings, set up for selling vegetables grown in the greenhouses on the outskirts of town. Unfortunately we won't get to see those as they were one of the few sets by necessity not connected ...
- Maritime exhibits pay homage to boatyard (The Capital)
Fri, 26 Sep 2008 18:09:26 GMT Cardie Templeton Hannon, co-owner of 222 Severn Ave., shows off a new exhibit in 'The Big Shed' building that illustrates the maritime history of the property, a famous boat-building yard in Eastport for 86 years.
- Smooth sailing for last shrimp boat (The Fayetteville Observer)
Mon, 22 Sep 2008 10:43:11 GMT WILMINGTON — It’s hard to say what Don “Grunts” Dosher was thinking that Tuesday as he watched the Laura Wynn float in saltwater for the first time. For 45 years, building wooden shrimp boats in the Varnamtown area has been his life’s passion. But the Laura Wynn, he says, is his last.
- Hand-built shrimp boat sets sail (The State)
Mon, 22 Sep 2008 06:00:37 GMT WILMINGTON, N.C. — It’s hard to say what Don “Grunts” Dosher was thinking that Tuesday as he watched the Laura Wynn float in salt water for the first time. For 45 years, building wooden shrimp boats in the Varnamtown area has been his life’s passion. But the Laura Wynn, he says, is his last. “Back’s gone. Knees’s gone, shoulders’s gone. Won’t be long, I’ll prob’ly be gone,” he said. “They say ...
- An Interview with Artists Burtonwood and Holmes (Chicagoist)
Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:54:51 GMT Giant tanks made from supermarket flyers, inflatable missiles, skulls covered with military symbols: The duo of Tom Burtonwood & Holly Holmes creates these and other works that combine pop culture and anti-war messages in surprising, memorable ways. Last weekend they unveiled this camouflage Santa Claus at artXposium 2.0 in West Chicago, and currently have a piece in Tel Aviv, Israel. ...
- Art in a flurry (Baltimore Sun)
Tue, 23 Sep 2008 01:34:23 GMT 'Paint Annapolis' puts artists out in the air and sunshine Amid the lunchtime bustle of Annapolis' waterfront, with toddlers scurrying about and tourists snapping photos of the historic plaques and statues, Mary Pritchard worked at her easel on the brick sidewalk.
- Last shrimp boat built in declining industry (WRAL.com Raleigh)
Sun, 21 Sep 2008 16:44:15 GMT It's hard to say what Don "Grunts" Dosher was thinking that Tuesday as he watched the Laura Wynn float in saltwater for the first time.
- Art in a flurry (Baltimore Sun)
Sun, 21 Sep 2008 07:38:56 GMT 'Paint Annapolis' puts artists out in the air and sunshine 'Paint Annapolis' puts artists out in the air and sunshine
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