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For the love of stone
The Spectator
; Carving Mountains (Kettle's Yard, Cambridge, till 26 April) Sculptural energy is the mountain,' wrote the young Henri Gaudier-Brzeska in 1914. `Sculptural feeling is the appreciation of masses in relation. Sculptural ability is the defining of these masses by planes.' In articulating this
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ROCK AND SOUL
Southwest Art
; Sculptor Steve Kestrel uses animal forms as both totems and field notes in his conceptual artworks By Todd Wilkinson BENEATH A CANYON of glowing salmon cliffs, Steve Kestrel ambles forth into wildness, leaving the shelter of his Colorado villa and setting a course for the intermittent wash of
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Forever Intertwined; At the Hirshhorn, a Common Thread Among Henry Moore and His Disciples; Down the Road Moore Traveled
The Washington Post
; To mark the centenary of Henry Moore's birth, the Hirshhorn Museum has built a show around a sculpture that represents a small turning point in 20th-century art -- a block of carved cherry threaded with twine. "The Collection in Context: Henry Moore's `Stringed Figure No. 1' " is the latest in a
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Henry Moore: Sculpting the 20th century. (Art).(National Gallery of Art exhibition, Washington D. C.)(Brief Article)
Europe
; National Gallery of Art, Washington DC; through January 27 If you'd met him before his death in 1986, you might not have guessed Henry Moore was an international art celebrity. By most accounts, the unassuming son of a York shire coal miner was soft spoken and free of bombast, even turning down a
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LOAN APPLICATION YOU'VE GOT UNTIL THE END OF THE MONTH
The Sunday Telegraph London
; Students planning to start university this autumn have until June 29 to lodge their application for a student loan to meet tuition and living costs. Although applications after this date will be accepted, the Student Loans Company says it cannot guarantee that finance will be in place for the start
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Moore's artful `reaction' Sculpture marked the city's contribution to world history - one that still resonates today Series: CHICAGO'S ART OF THE CENTURY
Chicago Sun-Times
; Public sculpture in this century has moved from the traditional statesman on horseback to the abstract works pioneered by Picasso and others. But Chicago, the birthplace of the nuclear age triggered a major commission that was both abstract and commemorative. The evolution was logical, even
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Public reject road-user charges.(News)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
; MOTORING organisations yesterday warned the Government that the overwhelming majority of the public opposes plans for congestion charges in city centres. Both the AA and the RAC warned proposed charges would be deeply unpopular unless the public could see direct benefits. But environmentalists
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Politicians in seriousmood as talks loom Delegations arrive at Leeds Castle summit
Belfast Telegraph
; The political parties were arriving at Leeds Castle today for a breakfast-time start to their crucial deliberations tomorrow.Government sources continued to talk up the prospects for progress, perhaps falling short of an overall deal."We have a sense of a serious engagement between the parties,"
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 "Birmingham Evening Mail (England)")
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Shake-up for boy pupils and weak schools.
Birmingham Evening Mail (England)
; FAR-reaching education plans to take Dudley schools into the new Millennium have been unveiled. Top priorities include raising standards in literacy, improving the performance of boys and developing numeracy skills for all children. Other key moves will see direct action taken by the LEA to help
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