Hiking holiday? Try Hackney
Guardian Unlimited - Near the disused platform of the former Crouch End station, a giant sculpture leapt out of the wall. It was a ’spriggen’, a local goblin rumoured to steal human babies. Other little-known sights slid past: ragged Abney Park Cemetery in Stoke
Source: observer.guardian.co.uk

Evangel exhibit features C of O professor’s artwork
News-Leader.com - Johnston s exhibit will be primarily ceramic sculpture and some ceramic pots. Johnston is the head of clay and sculpture at C of O, and his artwork has been featured in Springfield Magazine, Ceramic Art, Artlogue and Ceramics Invitational Show
Source: www.news-leader.com

Tour action, stage 6
News.com.au - Hunter Valley explosion Cate Blanchett O’Grady crash Sir Edmund Hillary Indians take to the streets Elle Macpherson Adelaide International final Australia’s historic Test win The Iowa Caucus Second Test, Day 2 Best screen outfits Second Test, day 1 Ice sculpture
Source: www.news.com.au

Seeing city from a runner’s viewpoint
Philadelphia Daily News - After running past the famous Charging Bull sculpture by Arturo Di Modica in Bowling Green, it was on to the Canyon of Heroes, a landmark I didn’t know by name but immediately recognized. This is the long, straight corridor on Broadway, just north of
Source: www.philly.com

Pregame show
Boston Globe - The exhibit includes fine art, photography, sculpture, and crafts. The Marblehead Arts Association is 85 years old, and has 500 members and its own exhibit space. The Salem group was established in August, has some 100 members, and uses many locations
Source: www.boston.com

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