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METROPOLITAN is published quarterly by the Arts & Cultural Council for Greater Rochester to promote the region’s rich and diverse cultural industry. Metropolitan readers are educated, have a wide range of interests, and are active patrons and consumers.
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• Estimated readership over 60,000
• Directly mailed to over 4,000 individuals and organizations
• Available FREE at over 200 area locations, including major cultural venues, universities, and an array of local businesses, such as Wegmans Food Markets.
For more information, contact the Arts & Cultural Council for Greater Rochester at (585) 473-4000, extension 205.
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2010 cover art: The Kodacolor Party
of 1928, photograph courtesy of the
George Eastman House Collections, an image
used in WXXI's Restoring a Masterpiece:
The Renovation of the Eastman Theatre.
George Eastman, left, and Thomas Edison
in the gardens at George Eastman House
in Rochester, New York, on July 30, 1928,
at the Kodacolor Party – when Eastman
and Kodak introduced amateur color motion
pictures to the world. In addition to
Hollywood executives and national media,
Edison was Eastman's special guest at
the event. Eastman and Edison first collaborated
on motion pictures decades earlier, when
the film from Eastman's Kodak camera of
1888 was adapted for Edison's movie machines.
In this publicity pose, the two men assume
their place in history: Eastman with his
motion picture film and Edison with a
motion picture camera. |
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