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6.19.13: 5:30pm Our Reintegrate Ideas Talk at The International Festival of Arts & Ideas asks "What happens when artists and scientists come together to truly collaborate and learn from each other?" The Arts Council has supported 7 exceptional teams of artists and scientists to develop collaborative projects this year. Find out about all of them at this event! This event is free and open to the public. Seating is first come, first served. Moderated by science writer Carl Zimmer.	Through 9.20.13 Our Anita Soos and Ken Lovell show at Gallery 195 opens this week. While Anita Soos creates painterly prints that are atmospheric and reference the landscape, Ken Lovell, a digital painter, programs random elements from computer generated templates. Both artists explore the balance of chance and choice, as dictated by the processes and materials inherent in their respective mediums. (Image courtesy of Anita Soos)	6.20.13: 7:30pm This Thursday, David Byrne (Talking Heads) and Annie Clark (who records and performs as St. Vincent) will perform live in concert at the Shubert Theatre. Their performance will include songs from their new record, “Love This Giant.” The LA Times called their performance "jubilant," and The Washington Post described it as "a kind of show you’d never seen or heard before." (Image courtesy of The Shubert Theatre)

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In this video Ant Hampton, one of the creators of The Quiet Volume, shares his insights and observations about the show and tells us how he thinks this production at the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library Reading Room will be a truly unique experience. The Quiet Volume is an intimate theatrical experience about books, reading, and the communal experience of the library. Two participants sit side-by-side at tables and don headphones. Taking cues from words both written and whispered in their ears, they find themselves burrowing an unlikely path through a pile of books. Performances June 18-28, 2013, as part of the International Festival of Arts & Ideas.

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