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	Center for Visual Culture - Mission Statement
		The Center for Visual Culture provides a forum for a wide range of curricular and extra-curricular events such as lectures, conferences, film series, exhibitions, and trips.
		The Center underwrites travel expenses associated with undergraduate and graduate research, and also supports postdoctoral scholars engaged in projects extending in scope from ancient Constantinople to the Hollywood of today.
		The Center also anticipates ambitious joint initiatives with the Center for Communities, Ethnicities, and Social Policy, the Center for International Studies, and the Center for Science in Society.
	www.brynmawr.edu /visualculture/missionstatement.html (284 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: Arts :: Celebrating Le Corbusier’s Carpenter Center
		Likewise, the path along the Carpenter Center’s ramp is not animated by the fl and white checkerboard terrazzo floors Le Corbusier initially intended for the second and third floor studios visible through the large glass windows of this interior space.
		The occasion of the Carpenter Center’s 40th anniversary, which is being celebrated during the 2003-2004 school year through the end of 2004, has given pause to the nature of a landmark building on a constantly evolving campus.
		He is the co-curator of “VAC BOS: The Carpenter Center and Le Corbusier’s Synthesis of the Arts,” an exhibition held Spring 2004 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts.
	www.thecrimson.com /printerfriendly.aspx?ref=502396 (1047 words)

	Arts Education in Public Schools; A Musical Focus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		This was done by calculating the number of schools that offer arts education, whether the teachers specialize in their related arts field, the locations used for art education and the degree to which arts are integrated with other subjects.
		Visual arts is a close second with the other disciplines trailing far behind.
		Visual arts courses are sub- categorized as "communication and design arts, architecture and environmental arts, and crafts such as ceramics, jewelry, and works in wood, paper, and other materials" (p.
	members.aol.com /justinmier/regis_arts.html (1686 words)

	rutherford culture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Whether your interests happen to turn to music, theatre, history and local heritage, or visual arts and crafts, there are programs and groups helping to facilitate a rich and varied community life.
		Rutherford County Arts Council––In 1983, the Arts Council, through a grant from the NC Department of Archives and History, employed an architectural historian for a year, who inventoried and photographed all the historic structures in Rutherford County.
		The Arts Council also produced a heritage movie entitled "Hand-Me-Downs," which documents several local singers and storytellers performing material handed down to them from previous generations A short movie of the Southern folktale "Ol' Fire Dragoman" was also produced featuring a cast entirely made up of Rutherford County youth and adults.
	www.rutherfordarts.org /rutherfordcultur.html (994 words)

	Temple Times: Karen Dee Carpenter, who returned to Temple for film, is winning notice and awards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Karen Dee Carpenter, a Tyler School of Art alumna who made the leap from painter to filmmaker and now is a fourth-year M.F.A. candidate in film and media arts at Temple, recently accepted a 2005 Cultural Arts Award grant from the Princess Grace Foundation USA at a fl-tie gala in New York City.
		Carpenter, now a fourth-year M.F.A. candidate in film and media arts at Temple, was in New York on Wednesday, Oct. 26, to accept a 2005 Cultural Arts Award grant from the Princess Grace Foundation USA at a fl-tie gala hosted by CNN’s Larry King.
		After graduation, she pursued art and exhibited internationally, earning numerous awards, including a Pennsylvania Council on the Arts award and a Partners of the Americas travel grant for a show of her paintings in Brazil.
	www.temple.edu /temple_times/11-10-05/carpenter.html (932 words)

	John Carpenter
		John Carpenter is sometimes referred to as the “master of the horror film.” This is a reasonable title, bearing in mind that he has proved to be not only a director with a visually and thematically consistent body of work, but also a true visionary of the horror genre.
		Visual highlights of the film include the gradual emergence of the white masked killer from the shadows and the ubiquitous subjective point of view shots of the killer at the beginning of the film.
		Carpenter offers a sharp commentary on faith and religion, which according to the film's plot are mere inventions created by our ancestors to try to understand extraordinary, but nevertheless real and tangible, physical phenomena.
	www.sensesofcinema.com /contents/directors/03/carpenter.html (3711 words)

	Portland State \| News \| Northwest Center for Engineering, Science and Technology Gets an Artful Touch: Local Artist Ed ...
		Carpenter, an internationally renowned artist, has created public works of art for organizations such as University of Wisconsin at Madison, Dallas Convention Center, Memphis Central Library and the Hokkaido Sports Center in Japan.
		The center will facilitate the learning and research for newly educated and experienced engineers to work side-by-side in lifelong learning activities; will support direct collaborations with industry; and will provide space for laboratories that meet industry specifications for research in emerging high technology and engineering areas.
		The Arts Commission became part of the Oregon Economic and Community Development Department in 1993, in recognition of the expanding role the arts play in the broader social, economic and educational arenas of Oregon communities.
	www.pdx.edu /news/2073 (606 words)

	Huyghe + Corbusier: Harvard Project - Harvard University, Carpenter Center - Absolutearts.com
		Commissioned and organized by the Art Museums’ Department of Modern and Contemporary Art, the project grew from Huyghe’s long-standing interest in Le Corbusier’s work and his central role within the history of modern architecture.
		Huyghe + Corbusier: Harvard Project is the Fogg Art Museum’s first single-artist initiative of this scale, and it underscores the Harvard University Art Museums’ commitment to the study, teaching, and presentation of modern and contemporary art.
		Huyghe’s twenty-minute puppet opera, a fanciful recounting of the story of the Carpenter Center’s conception and construction, was performed on November 18.
	www.absolutearts.com /artsnews/2004/11/19/32538.html (948 words)

	ArtsEditor: features: A Landmark at 40
		However, having listened to Passanti's lecture—Le Corbusier's Carpenter Center: the Building and the Architect—about how the building came to be, I find myself in the all-too-common position of having to admit that she may have had a point, at least in the sense that Le Corbusier might have agreed with her.
		Meanwhile, the copious flat roof space that results from every floor having a different plan (a typically modernist motif enabled by the fact that the weight of the structure is born not by the walls but by the concrete frame) was supposed to be covered with undulating hills of earth and planted with shrubs.
		The murals, for example, represent a fusion of painting and architecture, while the spacing of the piano windows turns out to be based on experimental musical interludes—the source of which, by the composer Xenakis, was possibly supposed to be piped into the lobby via a system of speakers.
	www.artseditor.com /html/features/0804_carpenter.shtml (1572 words)

	Beaver Country Day School
		Visiting artist Julia Carpenter states, “I think we, as a society, do not give enough consideration to animals.” Her show Considering Animals, on exhibit in the Nancy Lincoln Gallery from February 12 through March 21, sets out to make us change our minds.
		Carpenter’s show asks us to consider, for instance, how sheep can recognize and remember the individual facial features of dozens of other sheep.
		The costume design room in the new Visual and Performing Arts Center at BCDS, complete with a washer and dryer, offered Mujica a beautiful space in which to work and collaborate with students.
	www.bcdschool.org /arts_at/arts/artists.asp (883 words)

	The Lawrenceville School
		The Lawrenceville School's Art Department is located in the Gruss Center of Visual Arts, designed by Graham Gund Architects of Boston.
		The lecture series seeks to bring major art world figures to the campus to give students, faculty, and the wider community the opportunity to experience the visual artist's creative process firsthand.
		The Visual Arts program is unique in dedicating itself to collecting and preserving a permanent collection of art.
	www.lawrenceville.org /on_campus/arts/visual.asp (238 words)

	Allied Arts
		The Arts Council of Oklahoma City's mission is bringing the arts and the community together.
		The Arts Council presents events, performances, and educational programs that promote the arts at little or no cost.
		The Festival of the Arts - with 144 fine artists, hundreds of performers, and family activities - serves an audience of 750,000.
	www.alliedartsokc.com /21member/21_member_sub_gateway.asp?section=artscouncil&photo=417x279 (95 words)

	TimesDispatch.com \| Arts group says it has the funds for the complex (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Those facilities are being coordinated with a renovation and expansion of the Carpenter Center to create an arts complex known as Richmond CenterStage.
		Pauley said she spent 25 years on the Carpenter Center stage singing with the Richmond Symphony Chorus.
		Arts-foundation officials said the Carpenter Center will now be known as the Carpenter Theater and that they plan to continue raising money for an operating endowment for the complex.
	www.timesdispatch.com /servlet/Satellite?pagename=RTD%2FMGArticle%2FRTD_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1149192281336&path=%21news&s=1045855934842 (838 words)

	LindaCarpenter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		And she has received grants from the Florida humanities Council (1999), United Arts of Central Florida (1999), and also completed an international photographic residency at the Atlantic Center of the Arts (2002).
		Certain motifs gradually emerge.” Recently Carpenter has been working on a series of “dysfunctional landscapes” related to icons that alter the meaning of, or challenge our perceptions of, the natural landscape.
		Carpenter has a bachelor of arts degree in English from Florida State University and a master’s degree in liberal studies from Rollins College.
	www.florida-arts.org /programs/LindaCarpenter.htm (250 words)

	College of Arts and Architecture News, Fall 2004 \| Page 10
		She had auditioned for “Trading Spaces” at the urging of a friend and now is one of several on-air carpenters on the show, which tapes in locations across the country.
		Art Ed.) remains active in the community of Duquesne, Pa., where she recently joined the Women’s Club and also serves on the local board of conservation.
		Darlene Dintino Large (’59 B.S. Art Ed.) was profiled in the May/June 2004 issue of The Penn Stater magazine for her work with Homes of the Indian Nation (HOINA), a not-for-profit organization she established in 1972 to aid needy children in India.
	www.artsandarchitecture.psu.edu /news/newsletter/fa04/p10.html (1642 words)

	The Irving Arts Center > Visual Arts > Exhibitions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		The Irving Arts Center > Visual Arts > Exhibitions
		By sanding and distressing the surfaces to expose strata of printed matter, her pieces refer to layers of history and personal experience.
		Her creativity reflects a keen awareness of art history and the influences of Islamic art, Minimalism, Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art, Renaissance frescoes, Egyptian tomb paintings, and religious icons are evident in her work.
	www.ci.irving.tx.us /arts/VisualArts/exhibitions.htm (247 words)

	wbur.org Arts - Visual Arts - August Visual Arts Standouts
		Treating lava from her native Iceland a bit like paint, Ragna Robertsdottier has applied a thin layer of the pumice directly to a large stretch of the museum's wall.
		It is hard not to be moved by the impressive array of Buddhas and Hindu deities, nor is this a show to miss.
		If "The Kingdom of Siam: The Art of Central Thailand, 1350-1800" leaves you wanting to know more about that country and its regional neighbors, this show, which includes several recently donated Thai and Burmese instruments, is an excellent start.
	www.wbur.org /arts/2005/50388_20050802.asp (952 words)

	Kansas City Star \| 01/21/2007 \| Rep’s King Lear has parallels in our world today. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Carpenter is in town directing “King Lear” for Kansas City Repertory, and one of his actors said the images of Saddam emerging from the spider hole was a lot like the mad British king wandering the moors and finding refuge in a hovel.
		Carpenter thinks a big part of his job is just getting out of the way of Shakespeare’s language.
		That journey is the emotional hook for the audience, which Carpenter believes is crucial if he is to give viewers a meaningful experience.
	www.kansascity.com /mld/kansascity/entertainment/visual_arts/16492291.htm (821 words)

	News Article
		Sam Neill, chair of The Arts Center’s Board of Trustees who is also a member of the NCSA Board of Trustees, arranged for the exhibition.
		The objective was to create a visual record of a “day in the life” of NCSA that could be exhibited across the state — in museums, public buildings, and at NCSA touring events.
		An arts conservatory of international renown, the North Carolina School of the Arts was the first state-supported, residential school of its kind in the nation.
	www.ncarts.edu /pressreleases/Releases2003/June03/hendersonday.htm (450 words)

	Chocolate Church Arts Center News
		The Chocolate Church Arts Center announced the appointment of Roo Dunn as the Center's new Executive Director effective September 1, 2006.
		Roo's wife, Kate Carpenter, grew up in Portland, summered in Georgetown, and the couple was married in Georgetown in 2001.
		The Chocolate Church Arts Center is a cultural non-profit located in historic Bath, Maine and exists through the generosity of our members, foundation, government and private donors.
	www.chocolatechurcharts.org /news.html (468 words)

	Carpenter Center Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		The Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, completed in 1963, is the only building in North America designed by the architect Le Corbusier, and the home of the Department of Visual and Environmental Studies.
		The five levels of the building function as open and flexible working spaces and the ramp through the heart of the building encourages public circulation and provides views into the studios, making the creative process visible through the building design.
		The Carpenter Center is also home to the Harvard Film Archive, which brings to the public a unique program of classic, rare and experimental films.
	www.ves.fas.harvard.edu /CCVA/ccvahome.html (128 words)

	Marcia Wood Gallery :: Philip Carpenter
		Painting Instructor, Chastain Arts Center, Atlanta, GA, September 1980-present.
		Hambidge Center Fellowship, Fulton County Arts Council, 2001.
		Visual Arts Fellowship, Southern Arts Federation/National Endowment for the
	www.marciawoodgallery.com /artist/carpenter/bio_carpenter.html (1058 words)

	The Christian and the Arts
		The "fine arts" is the study of those human activities and acts which produce and are considered works of art.
		The arts is the study of human actions which attempt to arouse an aesthetic experience in others.
		While art may have the secondary result of earning a living for the artist, it always has the primary purpose of creative expression for describable and indescribable human experiences and urges.
	www.northave.org /MGManual/Arts/Arts1.htm (1943 words)

	DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities: Superintendent's Award for Outstanding Arts Teacher
		The aim of this award is to encourage excellence and creativity in teaching the arts in the DC Public Schools (DCPS) and Public Charter Schools (PCS) and to recognize K-12 teachers who have demonstrated outstanding leadership in enhancing the quality of art education for children and youth in the District of Columbia.
		Arts teachers in all arts disciplines (visual arts, music, theater, dance or humanities-based) may be nominated by school principals, arts content specialists, arts organizations or arts supervisors.
		The award carries a $500 stipend that is to be used for special arts projects benefiting the award recipient's class and school.
	dcarts.dc.gov /dcarts/cwp/view.asp?A=3&Q=582690&dcartsNav=\|31591\| (199 words)

	Allied Arts
		Patrons are treated to a wide variety of comedies, mysteries, and dramas, with one musical and an occasional classic during their regular season at Stage Center.
		Carpenter Square also participates in the Stage Center Presents...
		In addition, Carpenter Square offers one performance of each production as a benefit for other non-profit organizations and community groups.
	www.alliedartsokc.com /21member/21_member_sub_gateway.asp?section=carpenter&photo=219x336 (89 words)

	General Information - Harvard Film Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		The Harvard Film Archive is located in the lower level of the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts at 24 Quincy Street, in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
		We are east of the Harvard Square Red Line T Stop, in between the Harvard Faculty Club and the Fogg Art Museum, one block north of Massachusetts Avenue between Broadway and Harvard Streets in the Harvard University campus.
		The entrance to the Carpenter Center is in between Prescott Street and Quincy Street.
	hcl.harvard.edu /hfa/general_info.html (618 words)

	wbur.org Arts - Visual Arts - March Visual Arts Choices
		By elevating overlooked material to the level of museum artifact, the pair helped turn conceptual art from a hermetic endeavor into a poetic encapsulation of political, cultural and social engagement.
		Still it's hard to begrudge this show of 62 bronzes and the Cantors' generous loan of the works, including Rodin's famous "The Kiss"; but don't be surprised if a little known piece cast during Rodin's life has much more power than a more recent version of one of his better known pieces.
		Filled with the artist's elegant draftsmanship and surprising visual inventiveness, this show can't help but be a crowd-pleaser.
	www.wbur.org /arts/2006/56213_20060228.asp (1286 words)

	IDOnline.com - The International Design Magazine - Graphic Design, Product Design, Architecture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Collaborating with artist Pierre Huyghe and the Carpenter Center's curators, Michael Meredith, an assistant architecture professor at Harvard's Graduate School of Design, conceived and constructed the project in less than three months for $40,000.
		In the end we all agreed that the best spot was this sunken courtyard underneath the Carpenter Center, which is the saddest little spot in the building.
		The puppet show was all about the myth of the Carpenter Center, and then the way this thing ended, it became almost more mythic: It disappeared.
	www.idonline.com /adr05/environments.asp (783 words)

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