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Ed Hill A Black Drawing for Goya 1964 undated, signed in charcoal at lower center: Hill charcoal and wash on paper sheet: 15 1/2 x 17 3/8 in.; 39.37 x 44.1325 cm Smith College Museum of Art, Northampton, MA

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November is the month when Sweet Notes looks at a beachside art show in Teignmouth!

The artworks were all meant to be created with 70% salvaged/recycled materials.

In Devon, England.

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Tri-State Hall of Fame Ceremony recognizes Troy Burns, Buddy Burton, more

Tri-State Hall of Fame Ceremony recognizes Troy Burns, Buddy Burton, more

Tri-State Hall of Fame ceremonies. Photo by Robert York

Family, friends, and guests from all over the southeast, gathered together on August 1, 2020, to be a part of the 16th Annual Tri-State Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Parkway Baptist Temple, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia.

The Tri-State Hall of Fame was founded by Herb Oliver to recognize people in music for the tri-state region. Will…

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Prayers For The Family Of Ed Hill

Prayers For The Family Of Ed Hill

  Ed Hill has had a long and distinguished career as a Southern Gospel baritone singer. He was a founding member of the Prophets in 1959. He left them in 1965 (His replacement was Duane Allen of Oak Ridge Boys fame) but returned in 1966 and remained with them until they disbanded in 1973.

Ed next joined JD Sumner And The Stamps Quartet in 1974 and remained with them until 1979. In 1981, he…

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TRI-STATE 2020 GOSPEL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 

Tri-State Gospel Hall of Fame Choir

Will Dickerson, Chairman of Tri-State Gospel Hall of Fame, which represents Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee has announced the 2020 inductees. They are: Troy Burns, Buddy Burton, Tommy Fairchild, Howard Green, Ed Hill, David Maddox, Peggy Parker, Marlon Pendergrass, Willie Wynn and Charles Yates. These folks are recognized, honored and celebrated for their…

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Vancouver's very own Ed Hill performs at Yuk Yuk's. 

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With August out of the way and the fall art season kicking off this week, The Modern Art Notes Podcast will be featuring our August programs on MANPodcast.com over the next couple days.

Episode No. 92 featured Ben Davis, author of the new book "9.5 Theses on Art and Class." The book examines questions of class, labor and politics in the contemporary art scene. The New York Observer's Andrew Russeth described "9.5 Theses" as, "ambitious [and] wide-ranging. [Davis] imagines a future in which the values exemplified by today’s precious, high-priced art look alien, overcome by more egalitarian values."

Davis is the executive editor of Artinfo. (For the sake of clarity: Davis has no editorial oversight of MAN, the publication rights to which are essentially leased by Artinfo.)

On the second segment, Toledo Museum of Art curator Ed Hill discussed "Perry's Victory: The Battle of Lake Erie," which opens tomorrow and runs through November 10. The exhibition spotlights a critical battle in the naval campaign of the War of 1812. One of the war's most important victories was won by American Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry on the Great Lakes, a victory that gave control of Lake Erie -- and its important trade routes -- to the Americans.

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