Arts and Theater
Betty Donahue explains the intricate stitching of one of her quilts. Donahue’s quilts will be on display at Art Works on Noble Street beginning on Friday. Photo: Bill Wilson/The Anniston Star Donahue’s unique quilts on display at Art Works
Those who work at and operate Art Works Gallery on Noble Street admit that lifelong residents will sometimes find their gallery for the first time later in their lives, wishing they had earlier. But Betty Donahue, relatively new to the area, will be well acquainted with the place after the next few months.
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One of 17 images from Photographs by Doug Clark. Photo: Courtesy of Doug Clark and Jacksonville State University Artist spotlight: Doug Clark
A brief look at Doug Clark’s upcoming exhibit.
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Jackie Morgan hangs artwork for sale in her new gallery, JC Morgan Art, inside the Quintard Mall. Photo: Stephen Gross/The Anniston Star New art gallery opens in Quintard Mall
Local artists have a new gallery to display their works, and it’s located somewhere that gets a lot of foot traffic, which is great for upcoming artists who are trying to get their name out to the world.
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Artists in Action: Twists abound in opera 'St. George'
A happy ending is in store for those who see Jacksonville State University’s opera St. George and the Dragon, Jan. 15-16. Ten singers bring to life a twist-and-turn plot that, finally, results in heroism.
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Artists in Action: Annual party celebrates season with music
by Hervey Folsom
Special to The Star
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The party's on … the feeling's here … that only comes one time a year… we're simply having a wonderful Christmas time … To me, the words of this song are a fitting description of Christa Fair's annual December parties. True enough, the parties reflect easy-going elegance to her guests, but there's an equal measure of celebration and hard work in her giving the gift of an old-fashioned Christmas at her Leighton Avenue home.
Final examination
by Deirdre Long
Entertainment Editor
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Everyone has heard the expression about starving artists, but for the graduating seniors in Jacksonville State University's art department, the future doesn't seem so grim. Even with a down economy and jobs being scarce, these artists are keeping their chins up.
Artists in Action: 'The Nutcracker' is back in Anniston
by Hervey Folsom
Special to The Star
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Need a little pick-me-up for the holidays? Forget the extra cup of cappuccino or celebration punch. For a more lasting feeling of good will, take your family to see the Alabama Ballet perform The Nutcracker on Sunday, Dec. 6. The ballet's delightful and stirring story will keep you humming, and the event will be a memory long after the Christmas presents are put away and forgotten.
Anniston Un-Parade to feature Donoho art car
by Lisa Davis
Features Editor
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The Spirit of Anniston is always looking for a new twist to put on its annual Christmas parade. This year, it's become an "Un-Parade," where the floats stand still, and the people walk up and down the streets.
'Conquistadors' mixes fantasy, history
by Deirdre Long
Entertainment Editor
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The Jacksonville State University drama department's latest production hits close to home — closer than most of the plays it performs, at least.
Meet the magical Mr. Claus
by Mary Eloise H. Leake
Special to the Star
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In the months before Christmas, you may think Santa spends all his time in his workshop. Wrong. If he's in town, on most mornings he's at Champion Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center in Oxford, working out.
The art of teaching
by Deirdre Long
Entertainment Editor
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Once a year, Jacksonville State University's art faculty puts its work on display at Hammond Hall gallery on campus. In honor of this year's show, we've asked some of the faculty to tell us about themselves and what they've learned from their students over the years.

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