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Louis St. Lewis, METRO artist-at-large, discusses the art galleries along North Carolina's coast, including stops in Morehead City and Beaufort. Carteret Contemporary Art and Beaufort Fine Art were among the galleries visited.
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St. Lewis questions why the southern United States is called the Bible Belt instead of the Imagination Belt; due to the amount of museums, art galleries, theaters, and bands, the South could certainly hold to this reputation.
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The Fayetteville Museum of Art is currently showcasing an exhibition of pickings from some of North Carolina's most interesting private holdings of art and artifacts. From portraits to landscapes to sculpture, this show has a little bit of everything, and most of the work is from the hands of talented North Carolina artists.
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Georgia Kyser made the \"Village\" her home for well over half a century after marrying famous band leader and radio and movie star Kay Kyser, a Rocky Mount native who retired to Chapel Hill. St. Lewis presents an except from Kyser's memoir NOW AND THEN.
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16708
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The world of the impressionists hits North Carolina full force with the opening of the blockbuster show MONET IN NORMANDY at the North Carolina Museum of Art.
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6.Mummy, Mummy! The Egyptians are Here! by St. Lewis, Louis Metro Magazine Vol. 8 Issue 6, June 2007
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16663
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Those with an appreciation of Egyptian art will be enthused to learn about \"Temples and Tombs: Treasures of Egyptian Art from the British Museum\" currently on display at the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh.
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8556
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St. Lewis discusses four women who are leaders in the arts in North Carolina. They are Emily Kass, director of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Ackland Art Museum; Kim Rorchach, director of the Nasker Museum of Art at Duke University; Deborah Velders, director of the Cameron Art Museum in Wilmington; and Lisa Morton, director of the Durham Art Guild.
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16669
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Those with appreciation for the stage will be thrilled to visit the current show at Wilmington's Cameron Art Museum: \"Between Taste and Travesty: Costume Design by William Ivey Long.\" Long has wont he Tony Award for best costume five times, and a North Carolina native.
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16641
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The legacy of Spain is a big part of North Carolina such as with immigration. But also, the Nasher Museum of Art has jumped right in the deep end of the pool with its current exhibition: El Greco to Valezquez: Art During the Reign of Philip II.
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