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CT art gallery is going to the dogs with exhibit exploring canine imagery and meaning

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By Christopher Arnott Verified
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Michael Morgan knows that "Deus Ex Bark-ina," the title he gave the dog-themed group exhibit he's curating for the Ely Center of Contemporary Art in New Haven, sounds silly. He was searching for a deliberately "clunky" phrase that would make the show seem exciting, accessible and fun, as he had done for a previous cat-themed exhibit in New York state called "Magnum O-Pspsps." "I wanted to make it serious but also seem unserious," the curator said.
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A major international music archive has found its permanent home in CT. Here’s what it contains

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By Christopher Arnott Verified
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One of the largest and most distinctive modern music libraries in the world is moving to Ridgefield. The ARChive of Contemporary Music, aka The ARChive or The ARC, was founded in 1985. It has collected and catalogued millions of recordings — over 90 million songs, according to its website — and also finds room for pop music-related books, videos, books, magazines and press kits. Its focus is music recorded since 1945, but is open to all musical genres, countries of origin or areas of study.
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Write like Mark Twain or Harriet Beecher Stowe. And you can do it at their historic CT homes

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By Christopher Arnott Verified
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What was it like to write a novel in the 19th century? Two Hartford literary institutions are offering opportunities to sit at a desk and write, in the same places where some of the most famous novels of all time were created. Remarkably, these buildings are next door to each other and their famous occupants were friends and neighbors in the late 1800s. The Mark Twain House & Museum at 351 Farmington Ave. has been offering regular "Writing in the Library" events for years.
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