The week in art

• This week we saw some crazy art endeavors, whether they involved 24 hours converted into a single photo or drawings that look exactly like photographs. We also wished a very happy birthday to our favorite bard, William Shakespeare.
(Huffington Post)
• BAY MINETTE, Alabama -- Best Friends Gallery, along with Old Town Bay Minette Arts Council, the Bay Minette Public Library, and Artists in Community South, present "and all that Jazz" from 5 to 9 p.m.
(Everything Alabama Blog)
• A human foetus nestles in a womb that is like the opened skin of a horsechestnut. Drawn with exquisite tenderness and humanity, this homunculus expresses the wonder and fragility of who we are. I find it more moving than a Rembrandt portrait.
(The Guardian)
• THE WEEK AHEAD: Tomorrow Tonight does New York from Friday And speaking of Fashionistos: art dealer Larry Gagosian has never taken a booth at any of the New York art fairs, but the big Frieze is coming -- from London.
(Examiner)
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(Slate)
• Upcoming music, dance, theater, and fine art opportunities: Notice: The Higher Learning Invitational Exhibition is currently showing at the Sky Gallery at Springfield-Branson National Airport. ShowMe Youth Poetry 4:00 – 6:00p.m.
(Examiner)
• The project leaves the Art Center without a tool shed. The Woodchucks of Plymouth, a group of local woodworkers, will build a replacement shed in the coming weeks. To volunteer or learn more about the project, contact Curtin at 508-746-0012 or pasm@verizon.net.
(Abington Mariner)