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SAWDUST & SPECTACLE: UNDER THE BIG TOP IN SMALL TOWN AMERICA
February 4 - April 21, 2010
Sawdust & Spectacle shines a spotlight on the glory days of the traveling circus in the United States from the late 19th century through the 1930s, focusing on its popularity in Midwestern states such as Ohio. The exhibition features captivating imagery from Portsmouth native Clarence Carter and other major Ohio artists of the last century, as well as vintage circus posters and banners, toys, documentary photographs from the Ackerman Collection, the Carter Archives and other public and private Ohio collections, and an exquisite set of 13 circus dioramas by Sonny King, the son of a lion tamer. The various artworks and artifacts blend the grandiosity of the big top with the less-glamorous private lives of its performers.
Spectacle exclusif de notre Ambassadrice et de ses artistes invités.
« Un voyage de cultures, de rythmes, de chants et de danses ! »
Festival International de percussion de Longueuil
Juillet 2013
I just ordered new spectacles to replace the ones stolen in Mexico. I had an eye test first and a new prescription is needed. I also ordered a spare pair to be better prepared in future.
I like to support local business especially when they add to the street by dressing their windows, an art which seems to be neglected these days.
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this island is made from the dirt from Boston's Big Dig. the largest underground tunnel system in the US. This was a dump when i was a kid. But way before that it was speakeasy's, brothels, glue factory(horses), and a dump that was on fire for many years. Then they capped this and the Quarries I have yet to photograph, with dirt from Boston
A detail of one of the stained glass windows of the west crypt beneath the Guildhall in the City of London, bearing the crest of the Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers.