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China is big — very big. But the enormity of its landmass and its mind-boggling population was common knowledge long before multiple-gold-medal-winning swimmer Michael Phelps slipped into his Speedo at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. It would take years of travel and exploration for someone to fully grasp the expansive face of the country, from its most rural enclaves to its burgeoning industrial sector. »Story
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Georgia O'Keeffe and the Camera: The Art of Identity, Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, 217 Johnson St., 946-1000; through Feb. 1, 2009 »Story,
Simply bel canto
Chiara Civello is a woman of the world. The Italian-born singer, who performs at Vanessie on Friday, Oct. 3, by arrangement with the Friends of Santa Fe Jazz, studied jazz in her native Rome and began her career performing with Mario Raja Big Bang and Roberto Gatto and the Noisemakers (a time she describes as "like before I was born — »Story,
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