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Green
Man: Morris Arboretum
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Performances
at the
Morris Arboretum
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| Tucker's Tales Puppet Theatre will perform "Peter Rabit Tales" |
Simple Gifts, an instrumental
folk group, plays everything
from Irish jigs and down-home
American reels to Balkan dance
music and Gypsy melodies. |
Exhibits
History
Through Deaf
Eyes: Arthur Ross
Gallery
Through
July
28
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Portrait
of David Seixas,
founder of
The Pennsylvania School
for the Deaf
by John
Carlin, photo
courtesy
of
The Pennsylvania School for the
Deaf
Concerts
in the Garden: Morris Arboretum
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| Local artist Pete
Moss will perform for kids of
all ages. |
Jazz in the Garden--Performance
by local
jazz
artist Ken Ulansey. |
Folio
2003: Group Exhibition
of
Artists from
GSFA: Burrison
Gallery
Through
June
6
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Folio is
a project where 40 artists--graduate students,
artist-in-residences and faculty of GSFA-come
together to create an edition of 42 portfolios
of original, edition prints. Prints span
traditional hand printing and digitally
output prints.
ICA:
Spring Exhibits
2003
Through
July
27
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Blossom,
Polly Apfelbaum, 2000
velvet and dye
Untitled
Nadine Robinson, 2002
Trees
in Exhibition:
Morris Arboretum
Through
August
18
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Cedars
of Lebanon,
Marcy Abhau |
Creeping
Spruce,
Marcy Abhau |
Touching
the Mekong: A
Southeast Asia
Sojourn:
UPM
Through September 28
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Bathing
the Buddha,
Bagan, Maynmar.
Photo: Andrea Baldeck |
Young Monks
at Maing Thauk Monastery,
Shan State, Myanmar.
Photo: Andrea Baldeck |
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Without
Ground: ICA
Through
July
27
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Kimowan
McLain's Without
Ground creates
a narrative of
Native American
diaspora. Using
manipulated photo
images transferred
directly to the
wall, Without
Ground marches
like film imagery
in a line of figures
stretching the
length of the
ICA's Ramp Corridor.
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Plantsman in Asia:
1979-2000: Morris
Arboretum
Through
September
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provides an in-depth photographic
view of the Asian people
and their unique, close
connection with plants. |
Mammoth
Scale: The Anatomical
Sculptures of
William
Rush: Wistar Institute
Through
October
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William
Rush, model of the
sphenoid bone, 1808.
Photo
by Candace diCarlo.
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Worlds
Intertwined:
Etruscans,
Greeks, and Romans: UPM
Ongoing
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Loculus
Cover (burial niche)
funerary relief of
man and servants, limestone,2nd
century A.D., Palmyra,
Syria.
The
sculpted covers that seal the loculi in Palmyra's Valley
of the Dead, provides considerable information about Palmyrene
burial customs, religion and local life.
This
cover depicts a youth reclining with a vase in his left hand.
Two males in smaller scale, perhaps slaves, stand by, holding
amphora and a cup. |
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Antefix
with Satyr head,
terra cotta, 4th
century B.C.,
Cerveteri, Italy.
One
of a set of antefixes with backdrops in the shape of
shells,
from
a large temple in the countryside of Caere. They were
used along the edge of roofs. The satyrs have red flesh
that shows they are males.
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Seated
God (Dionysus)
with a Lion,
marble, Roman
Imperial
period with
restorations
in Italy in the
early 17th century
or before, Rome,
Italy. UPM purchased
this statue from
a dealer
in 1911 and it
can be dated back
to 1622.
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Almanac, Vol. 49, No. 34, May 27, 2003
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