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Preserving architect Edward Pierre's legacy

The work of Hoosier modernist Edward Pierre is being recognized in a career-spanning exhibition, following last year's destruction of his Tarkington Park Tennis Shelter. — by Dan Grossman

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Preserving architect Edward Pierre's legacy

By Dan Grossman [Visual Arts - Feb. 8, 2012]

The work of Hoosier modernist Edward Pierre is being recognized in a career-spanning exhibition, following last year's destruction of his Tarkington Park Tennis Shelter.
Features

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Review: 'Hard Targets' at iMOCA

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The work in 'Hard Targets' brings out a vulnerability often downplayed in mainstream depictions of athletes.
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Anne Waldman: From protest to Pound

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Beer Buzz: Iechyd Da, Iechyd Da

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Bee Creek Brewery closes, Iechyd Da (Yacky Dah) is set to open in Elkhart and tickets are available for the Riley fundraiser 'Heart of the Brews.'
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Matthew Eickoff's 'Under Further Review: Super Bowl Game Changing Moments' falls short with awkwardly rendered players and conventional subject matter.
Visual Arts

Feature
Preserving architect Edward Pierre's legacy

By Dan Grossman [Feb. 8, 2012]

The work of Hoosier modernist Edward Pierre is being recognized in a career-spanning exhibition, following last year's destruction of his Tarkington Park Tennis Shelter.
Visual Arts

Feature
Review: 'Hard Targets' at iMOCA

By Charles Fox [Feb. 8, 2012]

The work in 'Hard Targets' brings out a vulnerability often downplayed in mainstream depictions of athletes.
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Feature
Anne Waldman: From protest to Pound

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Perhaps the most significant news Friday flew by unnoticed by most local media occupied with celebrity sightings: The NFL Players Assoc. will boycott the Hyatt.

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