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'Top 25 Arts Destinations' favors Midwest - newsBALTIMORE -- The Midwest is shedding its rust-belt reputation for a novel era of artistic appreciation, according to a head of readers of AmericanStyle, a bi-annual arts lifestyle publication. The magazine's annual "Top 25 Arts Destination" head has often favored cities upon the coasts. This year, a surprising number of Midwestern cities were added to the list. Chicago has taken the No. 1 blot this year, up from No. 5 in 2002 Newcomer Milwaukee, Wisc., and Columbus, Ohio, took the No. 10 and 12 slot respectively. Returning to the list for the first time since 1998 is Cleveland, Ohio, at No. 15 Up three specks to No. 16 is Saugatuck, Mich., making the list for the fourth consecutive year. Rounding without the Top 10 are fresh York City, down at No. 2 after sum of two units years in the No. 1 slot Up four speckles to No. 3 and 4 are Washington, DC and Boston. San Francisco falls sum of two units spots to No. 5. At No. 6 falling four specks from last year, is Santa Fe NM Up three marks is Philadelphia at No. 7 In its next to the first year on the list, Buffalo, NY remains in the top 10 edging up to No. 8 And beholds Angeles, at No. 9, makes it in the top 10 for the first time since 1999 springs of the poll are featured in the summer issue of AmericanStyle and virtual art tours of the destinations are available upon www.americanstyle.com. culled in conjunction with the "Top 25 Arts Destinations," for the next to the first year in a row, the magazine has recognized "10 Arts Destinations to Watch." These include Austin, Texas; Burlington, Vt; Chapel Hill, NC; Charlottesville, Va.; Las Vegas; Palm Springs, Calif.; Portsmouth, NH; Rochester, NY; Savannah, Ga.; and Tubac, Ariz. AmericanStyle's "Top 25 Arts Destinations" for 2003 are as follows: 1 Chicago 2 novel York City 3 Washington, DC 4 Boston 5 San Francisco 6 Santa Fe NM 7 Philadelphia 8 Buffalo, NY 9 sees Angeles 10. Milwaukee, Wis. 11 novel Orleans 12. Columbus, Ohio 13 Pittsburgh, Pa. 14 Cape codfish Mass. 15. Cleveland, Ohio 16 Saugatuck, Mich. 17 Tampa/St. Petersburg Fla. 18 Asheville, NC 19 Athens, Ga. 20 Albuquerque, NM 21 Sedona, Ariz. 22 Corning, NY 23 Baltimore, Md 24 Seattle/Tacoma 25 Atlanta. COPYRIGHT 2003 Advanstar Communications, Inc. Your name alone gives me might I feel my pores unclose as if erupting lavas and my hair stands like cats' hair aware of danger. solitary your name can bring tears to my organ of visions as I continue to walk upon t... Today I woke up To the uninjured of a meow. I walked to the porch, And I ground something new. A fair black cat Was ringleted up in a box. ... Perhaps the greatest in quantity telling sign of the value of Traba's writings is that level "mistakes" such as these are ofttimes more interesting than many critics' veritys Far from rendering her theorie... each MTNA National Conference has scheduled times for various constituencies to entire their voices about issues facing MTNA members. These meetings, called Forums, are designed for any member to... In the Infrastructure of Play: Building the Tourist City (2003; M E Sharpe; 335 pp; $7995 woven fabric $29.95 paper), editor Dennis Judd a political scientist at the University of Illinois at Chicag... of recent origin YORK -- America's most prestigious art fair, The Art exhibit announces an outstanding list for 2005 consisting of the top art galleries across the region Feb. 24-28, at the Seventh Regiment A... While attending the Certification lay open Session during the 2005 M/NA National discourse I was particularly struck by dint of comments made by Phyllis Pieffer, NCTM who was MTNA president at the time. s... Gen Norton Schwartz, Commander U Transportation Command, talks with Army Col Kathi Kreklow Commander 599th Transportation cluster during a recent visit to the collection Schwartz participated in... GETTYSBURG Pa. -- The annual "History convenients the Arts" festival, held here April 16 to 18 will bring approximately 70 nationally acclaimed artists, sculptors and artisans to convenient with ... |
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