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Despite a lifetime of tragedy, Arshile Gorky made his mark as a pre-eminent painter of the 20th century
MUSEUMS often get calls from people claiming to have treasure in their attics, valuable paintings created by great masters. These often turn out to be false alarms, but in 2004, when a woman called the Philadelphia Museum of Art about an Arshile Gorky under her rafters, it turned out to be the key painting in a collection, and one that would lead to a major exhibition, the biggest since the artists’ retrospective at the Guggenheim in 1981.

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Cartoonist Patrick McDonnell of ‘Mutts’ fame stops to smell the roses at jaZams
 
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Old Barracks explores New Jersey’s little-known role in the French and Indian War
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Jane Alexander flaunts Victorian conventions at George Street Playhouse
 
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Area crafters strut their best stuff at holiday shows, boutiques and bazaars
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Albert Paley creates a menagerie in steel
 
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An unexpected friendship develops between a young girl and a Sasquatch in Nishan Patel’s first children’s book

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Striking flavors and careful preparation combine with reasonable prices to deliver great value
   TAMARIND and cardamom, cumin and pomegranate, cinnamon and fennel, saffron and turmeric all lend their heady aromas and flavors to Indian food. Combined in hundreds, maybe thousands, of different ways with goat, lamb, chicken, vegetables, rice and a dozen different breads, in several different regional or cultural cooking styles, the result is a cuisine of astonishing variety.



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Loosely based on Puccini’s ‘La Boheme,’ Rider’s staging is bursting with talented singers, dancers and actors

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Wes Anderson’s wry humor pervades this simple story

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Recently unemployed adults are reinventing themselves through credit and noncredit courses at Mercer County Community College

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