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Harrison, a former Major League baseball player talks about his career. Accompanies the "Hey Batter Batter" exhibit in Gallery B until July 2006.
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This Chapter, written by Nom de Plume, is available as part of a contest to see which Chapter 10 is more popular. E-mail musecast@thegracemuseum.org to vote for de Plume's chapter.
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Works on Paper: Chapter 10 written by ACU student Andy Smith. E-mail musecast@thegracemuseum.org to vote for Andy's Chapter 10!
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First in a series entitled "A Human Face in an Artistic Place," in which artists answer four intensely personal questions. This HFAP features artist Fidencio Duran.
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An interview with Austin-based artist Fidencio Duran, whose retrospective exhibit "Painted Memory" is in Gallery C until July 15, 2006.
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Written by ACU student Hannah Hoffman, this is the ninth installment of The Grace Museum/Abilene Christian University's Advanced Creative Writing class collaboration. Missed the previous chapters? Download them from iTunes or visit The Grace at www.thegracemuseum.org/musecast.html
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The Grace Museum/Abilene Christian University podcasting collaboration continues with Works on Paper: Chapter 8 written by Nathan Glenn. Download Chapters 1-7 to catch up...
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Brian Bethel wrote a nice article on the Works on Paper article featured on the front page of today's Life section of the Abilene Reporter-News. Click Here to read the article...
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