Posts Tagged ‘Reviews’
Contemporary Art Engages the Community at the Newly-Opened Contemporary Art Museum in Raleigh
On a recent visit to the new Contemporary Art Museum in Raleigh, this arts enthusiast found an engaging and thoughtful art Museum experience.
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Tags: Arts, NC Triangle, Reviews
Sure, it is beautiful, but what does art really do for me, you and this big, flawed world? The Soloist, written by Steve Lopez, offers a charming and honest look at the power of art and the role of an artist in depicting and solving community problems.
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Tags: Art & Activism, Arts, Community Development, Reviews
Nancy Lublin, at the time an unmotivated law student, was in an elevator one dreary day when she decided to allot the $5,000 inheritance she just received to start a nonprofit that empowers women by providing them with professional training and attire. This story and others are shared in her book, Zilch: The Power of Zero in Business.
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Tags: Career, Nonprofit, Personal Development, Purposeful Career, Reviews
Sixty-some years after its debut, Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie–the classic play of memory, familial dysfunction and, yes, youthful yearning and discontent–still rings true.
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Tags: Arts, Gen Y, NC Triad, Reviews
