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A fanfare for composer John Cage
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John Cage, American experimental composer and theorist, will
arrive in Chicago on Sunday for a weeklong celebration of his 80th
birthday year sponsored by Northwestern University's School of Music
in affiliation with the Arts Club of Chicago. It should be quite a
bash for one of classical music's few living legends.
With a serenely sunny nature shaped by long involvement with Zen
Buddhism and an approach to music that constantly asks what music
actually is, Cage helped steer 20th ce...
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Arts Club of Chicago celebrates 75 years on the cutting edge
Chicago Sun-Times
; The Arts Club of Chicago is winding up its 75th anniversary year with an exhibit that recalls some of its most prestigious shows. The exhibit, which will open Tuesday in the Arts Club gallery, 109 E. Ontario, is an overview of the 72 years that the club put on exhibitions. One work by a prominent
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Arts Club Loses Survival Bid // City Panel Refuses To Bar Demolition Of Historic Site
Chicago Sun-Times
; The Landmarks Commission took a pass Wednesday on trying to save the Arts Club from the wrecking ball, adding fuel to an international outcry threatening to paint Chicago as a home of architectural philistines. Despite an impassioned meeting - that had to be moved from City Hall to the Cultural
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HOME ARTS CLUB Plenty of time to party
Yakima Herald-Republic
; By BRENDA PITTSLEY Voices Correspondent SUNNYSIDE -- What's a few years among friends? Not much to the members of the Home Arts Club, who gathered in Sunnyside last week to commemorate the group's 46th year. Not every group celebrates its 46th anniversary. Most wait to mark 50 years. But the Home
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Three Arts Club's twp ;oves
Chicago Sun-Times
; Over the last 88 years, much has changed at the Three Arts Club and much has stayed the same. Since its inception in 1912, the residence and cultural center at the corner of Dearborn and Goethe has been a haven for women studying and working in the arts. That goal never has been abandoned. However,
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 "The Evening Standard (London, England)")
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BEEN TO THE ARTS CLUB... A PICTURE OF URBANE DELIGHT; The Arts Club 40 Dover Street, W1 (020 7499 8581) [pounds sterling]50.
The Evening Standard (London, England)
; Byline: FAY MASCHLER EVER felt that your life was incomplete without a club? Have you been embarrassed because you couldn't say to a new acquaintance: Meet me at my club ? Help is at hand. The Arts Club in Dover Street, founded in 1863 for those connected professionally or as amateurs with the arts
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Arts Club goes public for 75th anniversary
Chicago Sun-Times
; The Arts Club of Chicago, a private club founded in 1916 by a group of Chicago movers and shakers interested in bringing modern art to the city, is celebrating its 75th anniversary in a very public way. Beginning Oct. 7, the club will sponsor several free lectures and events, all open to the
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 "Western Daily Press (Bristol UK)")
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Art club show that spans generations ; Centenaries are always jolly occasions, and canny Clifton Arts Club has played its cards right by enjoying two in the past two years.
Western Daily Press (Bristol UK)
; Centenaries are always jolly occasions, and canny Clifton Arts Club has played its cards right by enjoying two in the past two years. In 2006 it celebrated 100 years since its foundation - and now, for the next couple of weeks, its 100th annual open exhibition is on show at the Bristol School of
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Landmarks Commission Delays Decision on Arts Club's Fate
Chicago Sun-Times
; The internationally famous Arts Club of Chicago on Wednesday received what could signal an 11th-and-a-half-hour reprieve from the wrecking ball, although developers say they will proceed with their project. A crowd dotted with famous architects jammed the hearing room as the Chicago Landmarks
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Arts Club Exhibit Sees Old Clothes As Something Holy
Chicago Sun-Times
; The natural habitat of a fiddleback chasuble is not an art exhibit, but three specimens are on display at the Arts Club of Chicago, along with a cope and a couple of dalmatics. All of this holy attire can be seen in the exhibit "Ritual Raiments: Liturgical and Fraternal Order Vestments, 1850-1950."
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Three Arts Club gets neighborly
Chicago Sun-Times
; Sometimes the best neighbors are the ones with the lowest profiles, the ones who keep their stereos so low and their comings and going so quiet you barely even know they're there. Too low a profile, however, can be a bad thing, the Three Arts Club has decided. So the 78-year-old residence for women
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