art & society - nov/dec 2008

by Amy Groh
You’re familiar with sculptures of metal and clay, but what about sculptures of cake? At first glance, many don’t realize that these works of art are actually cakes.
by Amy Groh
"Turning ordinary occasions into extraordinary celebrations” is what Mary Markovich of Gemstone Confections does every day.
When I receive an invitation to a charity event, gala or fundraiser, one of the first things I do is check out the suggested attire.
Fantasy breaks free in a new state-of-the-art space for the Peoria Ballet.
Two school teachers and a husband-and-wife team are igniting the arts scene in this fast-growing community. 
An Interview with former FBI Special Agent Robert Wittman
Wittman was instrumental in the 2005 formation of the FBI’s Art Crime Team, investigating cases of intrigue across the world.
With the last farmers’ market tent packed away for the season, you might think your days of enjoying fresh, local foods are done for another year. But they’re not.
This is the 18th blockbuster year for Eastlight Theatre's production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Ten things you didn't know about Bishop Daniel Jenky.
A true intellectual can understand the difficult terrain that lies between Doubt and Proof. Bob Gorg, at least, is counting on it.
The Goodwill Veterans Recognition Event
On November 20th, Goodwill Industries and keynote speaker Tom Brokaw will thank central Illinois' veterans and honor the memory of General Wayne Downing.
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