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Library exhibit to feature jewelry, pottery made by Native American children

Library exhibit to feature jewelry, pottery made by Native American children


TEMPE, Ariz. - The Pee Posh Project: An exhibition of traditional arts from
Native American children of the Gila River will be on display from Nov. 19
through March 15 at the Tempe Public Library, 2nd floor gallery, 3500 S.
Rural Road.

The exhibition promotes the work of young Indian ceramic artists from Gila
River and demonstrates how traditionally based art forms, such as making
jewelry and pottery, continue to be taught to a younger generation. The
works of art represent both the history and the contemporary future of Gila
River arts.

The second floor gallery is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday
except during city holidays.

The exhibit is being presented by the city of Tempe's Cultural Services
Division in conjunction with the Pee Posh Project, an arts organization
dedicated to cultural heritage of the Gila River Indian community.

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What the Bleep Do We Know!? has been seen by nearly 1,000,000 people and many are wondering, “How can I incorporate these quantum principles into my life?” or “How can I use these principles to change my life?” On Friday, November 19th Ramtha’s School of Enlightenment will host a Free Introductory Evening at the Phoenix Marriott Mesa from 7 – 9 PM.

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11/11/2004


Open auditions for 'A Chorus Line' next week


Chanticleer Community Theatre will hold auditions for "A Chorus Line" on Sunday and Monday. Production dates are set for Jan. 14-30. Auditions will consist of a song, approximately 16 measures in length, dancing and readings from the script.

No parts have been pre-cast. For further information, contact the theater at 323-9955.


AVI8ORS to perform at C.B. Senior Center

They soar on song and are fueled by nostalgia.

The AVI8ORS will swing into Council Bluffs this weekend to present a concert Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Council Bluffs Senior Center, 714 S. Main St.

The vocal group performs songs from the World War II era to pay tribute to those who served the country during that period and to keep musical memories alive.

The act blends choreography, humor and dialog with the music to give the show a USO feel. Members perform in authentic World War II uniforms and stay as true to the period as possible.



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Iron Girl Raises Funds For American Heart Association With 5K Run/Walk Event

On November 13, Iron Girl will hold a 5K women’s only run/walk event at Tempe Town Lake. Event organizers will offer unique give-away items, such as Iron Girl performance wicking shirts sized just for women. Additionally, a special Mother/Daughter category will provide those young and old the opportunity to spend quality time together while exercising. Baby joggers are also welcome to encourage new Moms to participate.


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November 11 , 2004 by Kathleen Gorden


Join the Iron Girl movement as we kick off with an event right here in Tempe! On November 13, 2004, women from throughout the area will gather at beautiful Tempe Town Lake for a day filled with fun, friends and fitness.

The Iron Girl 5K will feature a flat, scenic course that is ideal for both runners and walkers. This women’s-only event caters to the Iron Girl in all of us! From race shirts sized just for women, to personalized bibs and finisher awards, this event is a “must-do” for both beginners and veterans.



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Showcase, lights festival draw crowd 11/10/04

Showcase, lights festival draw crowd
By Joe Kovesdy

Staff Writer

Two events this month are expected to attract large crowds and provide hours of family fun.

More than 70 businesses will participate in the Ahwatukee Foothills Community Showcase, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, at the Grace Inn at Ahwatukee, 10831 S. 51st St.

Organized by the Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce, the event will allow businesses to provide information to the community. Additionally, it will offer health and safety information and fun activities for children.

Chandler Regional Hospial will provide a variety of health screenings, while the Phoenix Police Department will be available for child fingerprinting and the Phoenix Fire Department will give a demonstration on child safety seats.

Other attractions include a racecar simulator, music, raffles, food, face painting, drawings and Baxter the Bobcat (mascot of the Arizona Diamondbacks.)




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New York Daily News - Entertainment - Christmas kicks into high gear

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Christmas kicks
into high gear



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DAILY NEWS FEATURE WRITER


The Radio City Rockettes return in 'Spectacular.'

The calendar shows it's early November, but inside Radio City Music Hall the Christmas spirit is alive and well.
The spirit is more than well, actually, with the annual "Radio City Christmas Spectacular," a 90-minute whirlwind of lights, color, song and cheer that can put even the most curmudgeonly members of the audience in the holiday mood. No wonder: With a dose of dancing Santas, leggy Rockettes and enough tunes to fill a holiday best-of collection, it's hard not to fall for the emotional pull of this winter classic.

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Exhibition features Mexican/American print series lithographs

Exhibition features Mexican/American print series lithographs

TEMPE, Ariz. - Prints from "MARS Artspace: Mexican/American Print Series
Lithographs" are on display beginning today through Dec. 29 at the Edna
Vihel Center for the Arts, 3340 S. Rural Road.

The prints, by artists Frank Ybarra, Rupert Garcia, Alfredo Arreguin, Cesar
A. Martinez, Dolores Guerrero-Cruz and Patssi Valdez, are part of the
Movimiento Artistico del Rio Salado, Inc. (MARS, founded in 1978 as an
artist-run, non-profit art space to bring before the public artworks by
Arizona and Mexican/American/Chicano visual, performing and literary
artists.

The group of prints on display were received as a gift to the city of Tempe
from Movimiento del Rio Salado, Inc., and is now a part of the city's
portable works collection.

MARS Artspace opened in 1981 in the Central Phoenix barrio with a grant from
the Arizona Commission on the Arts. Subsequently, MARS Artspace moved to a
more centrally located area, forming a bridge between the barrio and the
rest of the valley art community where it served as a resource center for
artists and residents, a cultural center for Phoenix and a vehicle for
building networks of artistic interest. MARS Artspace closed its doors in
2001, but still exists as a cyber art space at www.mars-artspace.org.

Mark Cote Set to Perform Top Winning Song

Mark Cote Set to Perform Top Winning Song
Canadian-born singer-songwriter Mark Cote will perform his award-winning song that addresses the human rights issues of the Native American Indian at the Call To Arts! Summit Conference on Nov. 7. This organization recognizes excellence in the fields of music, visual art and the written word.

(PRWEB) November 4, 2004 -- With his song ' Still I Rise ', just awarded top honors in the 2004 Call To Arts ! National Songwriting Competition, Canadian-born singer-songwriter Mark Cote demonstrates once again, as he has throughout his recording career, that he has carved out an artistic niche for himself, that successfully straddles the fence between rock and world-beat music.

The awards which were honored in October, singled out Mark's song as the top winner in the themed category of ' Spirit and Creativity '. The song " Still I Rise ", from Mark's debut album " Somewhere To Stand ", was written specifically about the struggle of the Native American Indian to maintain an identity and self-respect in the midst of eco-destruction and a rapidly changing world.

In listening to the track, " Still I Rise " one is struck by Mark's poetic lyricism, a trademark of his songwriting craft, over which glides his yearning tenor voice above a swirl of electric guitars that recall some of U2's early instrumental work. Distinctively, actual Native American drums and percussion are woven into rock drum backbeats to create an aural heartbeat that frames the often poignant nature of the lyrics.

" I was very moved by a newspaper article ", Mark explains, " and felt compelled to write a song as an emotional response. Through a bureaucratic loophole, a particular tribe of Native Americans that had resided for generations on preservation land they believed was protected, suddenly found themselves displaced. The land became eligible for strip-mining and as a result their groundwater became contaminated forcing them to leave ."

Ultimately, as voiced in the chorus, the song becomes a triumphant anthem to the resilience of the human spirit. " To me, at it's core, this is a song for everyone facing obstacles and learning to forge ahead. We are all connected in the most profound way, regardless of our ethnicity and we all laugh the same laugh and shed the same tear."

On Sunday Nov. 7, in Los Angeles, Mark will perform an intimate acoustic version of his winning song at the 2004 Call To Arts ! Summit Conference. Now in it's 2nd year, Call To Arts! is an extension of Artists Helping Artists, a non-profit organization founded to promote and acknowledge accomplishments in the fields of art, music and the written word that advance humanity to higher ideals.

Citing his artistic goals, Cote concludes, " I want to continue to evolve and explore - to be as intensely personal and honest as I possibly can. I want to have longevity as an artist and speak to an audience that stays with me through the years so we can take this journey together ".

For more information visit www.markcote.com and www.calltoarts.artistshelpingartists.org

SUNDAY AT SHEMER Art Center and Museum CELEBRATES VALLEY ARTISTS

SUNDAY AT SHEMER Art Center and Museum CELEBRATES VALLEY ARTISTS

Sunday, Nov. 7, is the biggest day of the year at the Shemer Art
Center and Museum, 5005 E. Camelback Road. It's the day of the annual
Sunday at Shemer art festival. The event, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
features original artwork from more than 40 of the Valley's finest
artists.

Visit http://phoenix.gov/NEWSREL/sunshem.html

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Red Mountain Library public art installation to be dedicated Nov. 9

Red Mountain Library public art installation to be dedicated Nov. 9

The City of Mesa’s newest public art installation will be dedicated at 8:30 a.m. on Nov. 9 at the Red Mountain Branch Library, 635 N. Power Road.

Suspended Gallery, a six-piece installation by Erik Gonzales, consists of six double-sided art panels made of Lexan and suspended by aircraft cable which draw their inspiration from a variety of sources including the nearby Red Mountain, local plant and animal life, and information found within the library’s collection. Some of the pieces incorporate actual quotes from books and numbers from the Dewey Decimal System.

For information about the City of Mesa Public Art Program, call Carrie Brown at (480) 644-4892.