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Bisa Butler’s Quilted Portraits Show ‘How Black People Would Like To Be Seen’ | Chicago News
Bisa Butler. “Southside Sunday Morning”, 2018. Private collection. © Bisa Butler. (Photo by Margaret Fox) History, music and photography come together in an exhibition ... -
Recycled sculpture workshop at the CMCA
Tuesday 20 April 2021 12:50 Extruded plastic sculpture created by Kim Bernard The Good Tern Co-op, the Center for Maine Contemporary Art and The ... -
Mia Locks leaves LA MOCA, citing initiatives to resist diversity
Mia Locks stepped down as senior curator and head of new initiatives at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art after just twenty-one months ... -
Five fun things to do this spring
Explore a local vineyard With the latest addition of Seven Mile Winery in Wayne Township, (www.sevenmilewinery.com) the area now has another new winery to ... -
Student artists thrive during pandemic restrictions
Content of the article The COVID-19 pandemic that has taken over all normal adolescent interactions has resulted in one stinging loss after another. They ... -
Protecting the Land We Love: Desert Foothills Land Trust Art Auction Begins April 29 | Cave Creek
Desert Foothills Land Trust‘s (DFLT) seventh annual art exhibition and sale will be hosted online by Creative connections, fine art and runs from April ... -
Are you ready for the role of NFTs in the crypto economy?
April 20, 2021 6 min read Opinions expressed by Contractor the contributors are theirs. In the realm of blockchains and digital assets, changes are ... -
‘We can still flourish and grow after trauma’: artist sharing survivor abuse stories | Art
Passersby in Manhattan Meatpacking District will see something quite atypical in one of the many showcases of the moment: a group of old-fashioned light ... -
Give your home a new look with these items for rooms around the house
Breathe new life into your home this spring, and do it now with incredible sale prices on bedroom, family room and kitchen items. Whether ... -
The Huntington goes hip – The New York Times
SAN MARINO, Calif .– The juxtaposition is striking. In a gallery, Thomas Gainsborough’s 18th-century classic oil painting, ‘The Blue Boy,’ gazes out from the ...
