World Without End July 6, 2010
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This exhibition presents the works of 42 eminent 20th-century photographers spread over some 200 vintage photographs. This century was the first to be dominated by photographers – from early photography to current digital media – with all of these images having the capacity to trigger strong responses. Included here are works by Diane Arbus, Pat Brassington, Max Dupain, William Klein, Man Ray, Alfred Stieglitz and Weegee.
Museum of Sacred Art July 5, 2010
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Pass through the gates of this seldom visited museum, located just 100 yards from the marauding crowds of St Mark’s Square, and you will enter a place of extraordinary peace and quiet. The beautiful Romanesque cloister of Sant’ Apollonia is a perfect spot in which to sit, read or soak up the spring sunshine. More adventurous visitors can make their way towards the museum itself, a curious mix of paintings, sculptures and sacred objects from Venice’s churches and convents. There is also a space devoted to interesting contemporary religious art – Chagall’s extraordinary ‘Bible’ print series was shown last year.
Río Guatapé. San Carlos, Antioquia July 3, 2010
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Tradicionàrius Festival July 1, 2010
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Catalonia’s most important folk music event, the annual Tradicionàrius celebration is run as a rolling festival that lasts for three months. Traditional musicians and folk followers from all over Catalonia gravitate to the Centre Artesà Tradicionàrius in the Gràcia district, where regular live events are held every week until Easter. There’s a concert and dance every Friday night and on most Thursdays, plus instrumental, dance and voice workshops, exhibitions and an open bar every weekday afternoon.
