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Things to Do: Local art and theater and a musical from across the pond

Things to Do: Local art and theater and a musical from across the pond Check out art exhibits at Speedwell Projects and a Mayo Street Arts Pop-Up Gallery Photo by Matt Crockett Streaming through Tuesday, April 20. Via Strand Theatre, $15. rocklandstrand.com Find a comfortable spot at home and travel with the Strand Theatre to London for a filmed production of the Tony Award-winning musical “Kinky Boots.” The show is based on actual events involving Charlie Price who inherited a show factory from his father and winds up forming an allegiance with cabaret and drag performer Lola to produce some epic, company-saving high-heeled boots. Eighties icon Cyndi Lauper wrote the music and lyrics, and the book is by celebrated playwright and actor Harvey Fierstein. Don’t drag your heels when it comes to grabbing a ticket!

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Farmstead Arts Presents Online Portraits: The Artist s View by Ridge High School Students

March 8, 2021 at 9:10 PM BERNARDS TWP., NJ The Farmstead Arts in Basking Ridge is showcasing the works of Ridge High School’s Advanced Placement (AP) Studio Art, AP Photography and Photography III students in an online exhibit entitled Portraits: The Artist s View. The show will run online at www.farmsteadartscenter.org through April 16. Under the guidance of Wendell Jeffrey, Ridge High School Art Teacher, and William Ortega, Ridge High School Photography Teacher, 48 student artists created works which explore relations between the artist and the model as having an unwritten agreement / contract which allows the artist to visually represent their impression of the model’s identity and personality.

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Maine Arts Commission says hiring head of its board, though unusual, is the right move at a crucial time

Maine Arts Commission says hiring head of its board, though unusual, is the right move at a crucial time
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Maine Arts Commission says hiring head of its board, though unusual, is the right move at a crucial time

For Subscribers Maine Arts Commission says hiring head of its board, though unusual, is the right move at a crucial time David Greenham will step down from the board to begin a two-year term as the interim executive director. Share David Greenham in his Gardiner home. Greenham, the current chairman of the Maine Arts Commission’s board, will become its interim director of the Maine Arts Commission in March, for a two-year term. Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer The Maine Arts Commission has hired its board chairman as its interim executive director, forgoing a job search in favor of expediency because of the crisis facing artists and arts groups and the need to distribute money quickly and efficiently. The hiring of a longtime insider for the top arts job in the state could be seen as working against the commission’s pledge for transparency and equity, but board members – and the governor – defend the move as necessary given the crisis facing arts groups in the months ah

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New Belfast studio aims to bring glassblowing to the masses

New Belfast studio aims to bring glassblowing to the masses Waterfall Arts plans to start hosting affordable classes in the spring at the community studio. Share Seen through doors on a newly constructed wall, glassblower David Jacobson repairs part of a glassblowing furnace in a basement room at Waterfall Arts in Belfast. Gregory Rec/Staff Photographer Glassblower David Jacobson had been toying with moving from Montville to Belfast when the pandemic forced his decision. An artist and teacher who depended on a steady flow of people through his studio to take glassblowing lessons, Jacobson was uncertain how to proceed amid a worsening and vexing public health crisis that wiped out all his classes.

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