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Arts & Cultural Alliance gets arts-council award
The R.I. State Council on the Arts recently awarded its second annual Arts in Tourism Award to the Arts and Cultural Alliance of Newport County. The award was presented during a tourism unity luncheon in Warwick. more
6/11/12
RISD’s Maeda to present at TEDMED
Looking to use the power of art and design to transform the world of medicine, John Maeda, president of the Rhode Island School of Design, will present at this year’s TEDMED health and medicine conference at The Kennedy Center in Washington. more
State leaders urged to do more to grow arts
If you want to keep Shakespeare alive in Rhode Island, give a tax break to Hamlet – or more precisely, the actor who portrays him. more
By John Larrabee
Contributing Writer | 2/18/13
Champions in Action example for corporate donors
With the giving season in full swing, it’s a good time to remember not just the largest, widely recognized nonprofits, but also the smaller organizations that help those in need right in your backyard. more
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Rebekah Speck | 1/14/13
Trinity Rep to honor Krasinski from ‘The Office’ with Pell Award
Trinity Repertory Co. has added actor John Krasinski to its list of 2013 Pell Award recipients, Trinity officials announced Wednesday. more
R.I. theater community forms ‘performance exchange’
Rhode Island’s performance community has announced the formation of The Rhode Island Performance Exchange, a community-based organization that will work to generate greater awareness about the state’s performance community. more
NEA awards six grants to R.I. arts organizations
WASHINGTON – The National Endowment of the Arts has awarded a total of $218,000 in funding for arts organizations to the Rhode Island arts community and organizations that offer arts education to residents. more
12/3/12
RISD Museum picks new curator for contemporary art
After a nationwide search, the Museum of Art at the Rhode Island School of Design has named Dominic Molon as the Richard Brown Baker Curator of Contemporary Art. more
Beach rebuilding sparks benefit
Caswell Cooke, on keyboard, at a rehearsal for the Beach Band. The group was part of a Dec. 7 fundraising concert to benefit efforts to rebuild Misquamicut Beach and businesses that suffered damage due to Hurricane Sandy. Cooke is a Westerly town councilman and founder of the Misquamicut Business Association. more
12/17/12
Theaters get the picture, begin investing in digital
Few plot twists sound more cruel or ominous for small, independent cinemas than the death of film. more

By Patrick Anderson
PBN Staff Writer | 4/8/13

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