Leading off Found Objects this week is a V-Day Greensboros.

Kicking off this weeks edition of Found Objects is the 2010 Carolina Film and Video Festival,.

Green Hill Center for North Carolina Art continues its exhibit entitled Embodiment at 200 N. Davie St. in downtown Greensboro. The exhibit, described as nine artists investigating the body as a site of transformative identity and meditation, runs through March 26.

Its good to be back! After spending two weeks in the wilds of Utah at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival, I must give a shout out to my editor, Brian Who Dat Clarey, for taking over this column. Thanks, Brian and congrats to the Saints! It was one for the ages!.

Man oh man, will I be glad when Keith Barber gets back from his two weeks of "work" at the Sundance Film Festival.

The United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro is accepting applications for the 2010-2011 Central Piedmont Regional Artists grant investment program. The application deadline is 5 p.m. on Feb. 15.

Selia dKatzmeow Carmichael, Tiger Roxxx, Smokin McQueen, Cherry von Bomb, Miss Chelle, Dolly Macabre.

Symphonie acrobats, contortionists, dancers, jugglers, mimes and hand balancers. Tickets are $15-$55 and are available by calling the Symphony Box Office at 336.464.0145, or visiting www.wssymphony.org.

This week's installment of Found Objects is perfect for those last-minute Christmas shoppers. Lovers of art, theater, dance, poetry and literature are quite often procrastinators. So much like the Herald Angels, I bring tidings of great joy!.

Only eight shopping days left until Christmas! Time is also running out for Piedmont Triad arts patrons to enjoy the impressive lineup of holiday performances in the area like The SantaLand Diaries.