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Published March 18, 2009 08:59 pm -

Diversions from March 19, 2009


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Art

• Check out the paintings of Chuck Woods, “50 Years of the Real,” on display through April 12 at Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown. Also on display through April 5 is an exhibition of holograms by Ana Maria Nicholson, “Portraits in Laser Light.” Info: 330-743-1711.

• Paintings by Steve Emmett are on display in “A Memorial Exhibition” through April 4 in Weyers-Sampson Gallery at Thiel College. Info: 724-589-2095.

• Graphic design, movie making and digital photography are just a few of the areas featured in “Paper Planes,” presented by DuBois Business College, during a free show at 7 p.m. Friday on the third floor of DuBois Harley Davidson, 101 W. DuBois Ave. Info: 814-371-6920.

• A selection of artwork by Robert Qualters, “Autobiographical Mythologies: A Life in Art,” is on display at Joy Be Galleries, 3583 Butler St., Pittsburgh.

• Work by Robert Motherwell, a leader in the movement of abstract expressionism, “Lost in Form, Found in Line,” is on display through May 1 at Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts, New Castle. Info: 724-652-2882.

• Accomplished Pittsburgh-area painter Matt Gualtieri and Jenn Wertz, a painter and founding member of the rock band Rusted Root, present “Rubbing Sticks Together,” on display in Mendelson Gallery, Pittsburgh. Info: 412-361-8664.

• Rastislav Misik’s new photographic work, “Banska Stiavnica,” co-presented with Point Park University, is on display through April 8 in Filmmakers Galleries, Pittsburgh. Also on display: “Transformation,” work by local and national bead artists, and Lori Hepner’s “Code Words,” a photographic illustrations of translations from our language to binary code. Info: 412-682-4111.

• “The Analytical Eye” pays tribute to Aaronel deRoy Gruber, one of Pennsylvania’s most prolific photographers, with a retrospective exhibition on display through June 27 at Silver Eye Center for Photography, Pittsburgh. A reception at 3 p.m. Saturday kicks off the event. Info: 412-431-1810 or silvereye.org

Classical

• Thiel College presents the Doran Wind Quintet with guest pianist Stuart Malina at 7 p.m. today in David Johnson Memorial Chapel on the campus. Info: 724-589-2240.

• Grove City College Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Concert Band will present their first concert of 2009 at 8 p.m. Friday in Ketler Auditorium of the Pew Fine Arts Center. The concert is free and no tickets are needed. Info: 724-450-1517.

• Creator and producer Darren Thomas presents “Forgiven,” an original vocal work featuring 100 voices forming a multi-racial, multi-ethnic national choir, all at 6 p.m. March 28 in Edward W. Powers Auditorium. Tickets: 330-744-0264, info: www.youngstownsymphony.com



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