‘Custer had it coming’: Duane Linklater’s missives from an Indigenous present
Timing is a funny thing: the day before I visited Berkeley to see this exhibit, I was part of SF’s freeway-jamming ceasefire demonstration,
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Marc Besen, Sussan co-founder, Rich Lister, retailer and philanthropist, dies at 99
The majority of Mr Besen’s wealth, estimated at $2.23 billion by the Financial Review Rich List, came from the sale of his Highpoint
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Three local illustrators speak on the current landscape of visual arts in Singapore
Three local illustrators speak on the current landscape of visual arts in Singapore Courtesy of Hoon Jialing (JL) Source link
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Native American Students Help Curate Exhibition of Haudenosaunee Artist – Syracuse University News
For Capton, who is an artist herself, working on this exhibition affirmed how art can be a powerful vehicle in storytelling. “A large
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‘Black On Point’ Artists Sparkle at Fall Open Studios
By Linda Parker Pennington Bay Area art lovers look forward to the open studio event at Hunters Point Shipyard and the growing “Black
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Brooklyn Park artist’s design featured in Target’s tech accessories line
BROOKLYN PARK, Minn. — A Twin Cities artist is making a splash in Target stores across the country. Brooklyn Park native Ameen Taahir
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Residency Offered for Local Artists | News
TRI-CITIES, Wash.– Educational Service District 123 is looking for participants to take part in an arts-based residency that will ultimately teach them to
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Art Design Chicago Showcases Local Artists, Arts Organizations With Citywide Events and Exhibitions | Chicago News
“Carlos Cortéz: 100 Años,” currently running at the National Museum of Mexican Art, is one of many Art Design Chicago exhibitions that explore
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True artist or con artist? The story of Take the Money and Run
It’s a question that has divided the art world since man first doodled on a cave wall and demanded a juicy mammoth steak
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Robert Enke: The goalkeeper taunted by the cruelty of depression
In early September 2009, at Germany’s national team training in Cologne ahead of a World Cup qualifier against Azerbaijan, Robert Enke caught sight