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Quilt Barns: A Quaint and Colorful Tour Through Oregon History

By Fyllis Hockman
in :  Travel USA

The quilt barns represent an agricultural heritage, providing a connection each family has to the quilt and that the quilt has to their history. From inception to installation took about 6-8 weeks, and the quilters’ guild worked closely with the farm owners on design, colors and concept.  A lot of research went into identifying existing quilt designs which represent what the family wanted, and when none existed, an original design was  painted. Many are on farms over a hundred years old, with 10 on Century Farms which not only refer to their age but also the fact that they have been inhabited by one family all that time.

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Guy Pierce and Clase Bang Give Stirring Performances in “The Last Vermeer”

By Lady Beverly Cohn: The Road to Hollywood
in :  Entertainment
Roland Møller, Guy Pierce and Claes Bang

Apparently the “go to guy” for art-related films seems to be the talented Danish actor Claes Bang. He starred in the The Square, The Burnt Orange Heresy and currently co-stars in The Last Vermeer, written by James McGee, Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby, based on the book “The Man Who Made Vermeers” by Jonathan Lopez.

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The T-Boy Society of Film & Music’s Readers’ Poll

By T-Boy Society of Film & Music
in :  T-Boy Society of Film & Music
Pompeii

Here are still more favorite museums, this time sent in by our readers.

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T-Boy Society of Film and Music’s Favorite Museums

By T-Boy Society of Film & Music
in :  T-Boy Society of Film & Music
the Museo Nacional de Antropologia

Welcome to the T-Boy Society of Film and Music’s latest installment. It’s hard to believe that in the past four-months we’ve addressed six subjects. The current T-Boy Society of Film and Music poll is devoted to our favorite museums. It was a tough category to nail down to just five, but the results were both educational and a lot of fun.

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More T-Boy Society of Film and Music’s Favorite Museums

By T-Boy Society of Film & Music
in :  T-Boy Society of Film & Music
National Museum of Iceland, Reykjavik

There were a number of important museums on members’ lists – the MET, the Hermitage, Smithsonian Museums in DC – which demanded to be represented. But also a sprinkling of little gems, which many of us knew nothing about, e.g. the small Museu do Fado in Lisbon, Seattle’s Museum of Flight and the Skansen Open Air Museum in Stockholm.

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Political Amusements, or Not!

By Skip Kaltenheuser
in :  Uncategorized
Bipartisanship, by Nancy Ohanian

Originally we wrote that these irregular musings aren’t easily described, then realized the high risk of inviting easy descriptions. Let us just note that so far, this grab bag has been totally inept at recruiting the influence of cascading conglomerates, whether owners or advertisers, and does not enjoy largess from being in the pocket of a political party’s well-heeled leadership.

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Easy Pace Russia: Moscow’s Underground Art Museums (Dispatch #12)

By Tom Weber
in :  World Travel
mural at the museumesque Moscow Metro subway system

The Palladian Traveler heads 50m below the surface to discover well-kept Soviet art as he joins countless Muscovites as they commute via the museumesque Moscow subway system.

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Tech Support

By Raoul Pascual
in :  Raoul's TGIF
Tech Support preview

Me: "Hello." Tech Support: "Hello. This is Bob Bobson from Microsoft Support. We are seeing a lot of virus activity from your device."

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In the Path of Vincent van Gogh

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel
the River Oise with the village of Auvers-sur-Oise in the background

Ask the general populace to name a famous painter, and they’d probably say Dutch painter, Vincent van Gogh. Today his paintings command staggering purchase prices, with his Portrait of Dr. Gachet, painted the last year of his life in Auvers-sur-Oise, selling for 152 million dollars in today’s currency.

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Easy Pace Russia: Inside The Hermitage Museum (Dispatch #6)

By Tom Weber
in :  World Travel
chandelier at the State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg

The Palladian Traveler is joined by the likes of Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Rembrandt and Velasquez as he pays a visit to the world famous Hermitage Museum.

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