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Inspired Artists Exhibition Accepting Entries
S Creative Arts Conference. Artists can submit up to three pieces, which may include framed illustra-
tions, abstracts, photos and representational and graphic works, sculptures or crafts. Curators Mary Lee Gutwein and Susan L. Conner will lead the review committee to select pieces for exhibition, based on the Inspired Artworks theme and Psalm 19:1, “The heavens declare the glory of God and the sky above proclaims His handiwork.” “This exhibition provides both an entry point for young artists to present
their best work in a curated setting and a dynamic venue for experienced art- ists,” says event organizer and former Naples Mayor Bill Barnett.
Entry fee: $
25.Conference admission: $79. Location: 6926 Trail Blvd. For more information, call 239-275-5758 or visit
StorytellersCreativeArts.com.
eptember 29 is the deadline for artists to submit photos of their work for display and sale at the Inspired Artworks Exhibition from November 7 to 13 at Covenant Church of Naples. The annual, juried exhibit that ben- efits the Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs scholarships for at-risk youth and other organi- zations is part of the fourth annual Storytellers
Deva Premal & Miten Bring MantraFest to Miami
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eva Premal & Miten will be in Miami on September 28 and 29 to bring the sacred spirit of In- dia’s ancient mantras to audiences at the South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center. The Miami concert is part of the MantraFest 2013 Tour, the duo’s 25-city North American tour, featuring special guests Ma- nose, Maneesh de Moor and The GuruGanesha Band. The couple fell in love play- ing meditation music together at an Indian ashram and have been sharing their love of that music with eclectic audiences across the globe ever since. For Premal, who was raised in the mystical traditions of the East, the spaces between the sounds are just as important as the music itself. “Music is nourish- ment, but then you have to give yourself time to take it in so you can reap its benefits,” she observes. Manose, a bamboo flute vir- tuoso from Nepal, is also featured on the couple’s latest release, A Deeper Light. “If ever we were to doubt that we are supported by the divine, we just have to turn around and look to see who is with us,” says Miten. “Manose is a gift from God. Just wait until you hear it all.”
Location: South Miami-Dade Cul- tural Arts Center, 10950 SW 211th St, Miami. For tickets, starting at $30, visit
BrightStarEvents.net. Lis- ten to samples at DevaPremal
Miten.com. See ad, page 51.
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