e shtunë, 14 maj 2011

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Shaw, Kurt. “Islamic art exhibit looks at an old culture in a new place.” PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW. Sunday, May 8, 2011

"The exhibit features the works of nine artists, many of whom are of Middle Eastern heritage but live in this country. It was co-curated by gallery owner Michael Berger and Islamic-art scholar Reem Alalusi of Washington, D.C."

"The exhibit comes on the heels of another local Islamic-themed exhibit, "The Word of God: Sandow Birk's American Qur'an" at The Andy Warhol Museum, which closed May 1. A small area at the Michael Berger Gallery contains several of Birk's "American Qur'an" pieces for those who missed the larger show. AQlthough he professes no faith, the Los Angeles-based artist was interested in the Qur'an because of the pervasive media stereotyping about Islam and Muslims in the post-9/11 world."


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Bad at Sports

Episode 296: Butler and Cain

DON’T CRY FOR ME, ART CHICAGO….

May 2, 2011 ·

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e enjte, 12 maj 2011

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Hamlin, Jesse. “SFJazz breaks ground on $50 million hub, new era.” SFGate.com. May 2011.

"The auditorium is named for Robert N. Miner, the late Oracle co-founder whose son-in-law, novelist Robert Mailer Anderson, is an SFJazz board member who's co-chairing the $60 million capital campaign with publisher Nion McEvoy. ($43 million is in the bag). Kline hopes to book multiple-night performances in the theater by such stars as Ornette Coleman, Herbie Hancock and Diana Krall, who usually play one night in a 3,000-seat hall like Davies or the Masonic.....Anderson has commissioned a ceramic mural from artist Sandow Birk, whom he calls "the Diego Rivera of our time," that will adorn the SFJazz Center's second-floor lobby."

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Anarwala, Zeeba. “Becoming Part of the American Fabric.” Islamic Horizons. May/June 2011.

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