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Contemporary dance festival spotlights ASU students

Breaking Ground 2013, a contemporary dance and film festival this week in Tempe, provides opportunities for participants to explore the relationship between the artist and the audience.

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Artist Jeff Zischke's solar-powered display, set in the water surrounding the TCA facility where open mic nights are held, is part of the Green Revolution exhibit that will open Friday to coincide with the Green Business Expo on Saturday. (Photo by Yvonne Gonzalez)

Green expo supports local charities, artists

This year's Green Business Expo, set to coincide with the opening of the Green Revolution traveling exhibition, will feature a clothing drive to benefit Tempe's needy families and music programs at the Tempe Center for the Arts.

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TV Recap- 'The Carrie Diaries'

The CW's adaption of Candace Bushnell's novel about young Carrie Bradshaw may surprise "Sex and the City" fans.

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Photo Courtesy of Arizona Theatre Company

ASU students play role in 'Emma' production

Arizona Theatre Company’s first production of 2013 takes audiences back to 18th-century England with the lavish musical adaption of Jane Austen’s "Emma."

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ASU theater junior Sarah Sawyer had the chance to star in the film Broken Leg.

Theater student stars in local film

Theater junior Sarah Sawyer stars in a heartfelt comedy about life after graduation, family relationships and a pink horse shirt.

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Bi-fold XII, charcoal on paper, mounted to silk, foam core and wood. (Photo courtesy of Mark Pomilio)

Geometry, biology inspires professor's artwork

Professor Mark Pomlio of the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts explores concepts of geometry and biology in his artwork on display at the Bentley Projects gallery.

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