Health experts and artists discussed the need to change the narrative in popular media around HIV/AIDS to avoid stigma and provide true representation in a panel last Friday hosted by Harvard Medical School in recognition of World AIDS Day. The panel, titled “Portraying AIDS in the Media: How Far Have We Come?”, was sponsored by
Located in the Pepperwood Plaza, a new mural titled “Acocemalotic Tilmatli” infuses South of 6 Business District with vibrant colors and emphasizes representation in the area. The mural was designed by Miriam Alarcón Avila and an artist collective called Colectivo Luchart, made up of artists Seso Marentes, Maitreyi López Alarcón, and Avila’s daughter. “Acocemalotic Tilmatli”
Dec. 3—SPALDING — Whether an artist has just started creating or has been doing it their whole life, it all comes back to sharing something they love with others. More than 20 artists and booths filled the Nez Perce National Historical Park at the Spalding Visitor Center on Saturday with numerous shoppers looking at craftwork
In the 1970s, Lamar University’s art department was relatively small. The artists and faculty were like a family, artist Mike Cacioppo said. When the Beaumont Art League offered him the chance to host a show, Cacioppo knew he wanted to recapture the artistic spirit of the time, especially as the university is celebrating its centenary.
The smell of homemade pies filled the gallery Saturday, as Standing Rock Cultural Arts, a nonprofit cultural arts organization, hosted the 26th Annual Pie Festival fundraiser to raise money for the operating expenses of the gallery. Individuals who attended the event were able to purchase whole pies and slices of pie and bid on art
Connecting with friends and family has never been easier than in the modern world, thanks mainly to social media. Within a few clicks, users can update their friends, family, and followers on what is happening in their lives – often by including photos or videos of themselves and a post. Over time, many social media
Hundreds of posters by artist Ash Lukashevsky have been put up across Manhattan. (all photos courtesy of Ash Lukashevsky) A poster sheet the color of wheat, printed in bold type, reads: “Ayoub Al-Kafarneh (30) was resilient and resourceful. During the siege, he utilized his skills to repair and reconnect broken and damaged Internet wires in
Broad Leaf Brewery and Spirits hosted multiple artists for the holiday season. (December 3, 2023) GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A brewery in Kentwood is spreading holiday cheer by having local artists set up throughout its pub. Broad Leaf Brewery and Spirits hosted its holiday bazaar from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday. Local artists
(Credits: Far Out / Radiohead / Tom Sheehan) Sun 3 December 2023 18:00, UK They might have a massive worldwide following and be hailed as the foremost purveyors of thought-provoking postmodern music, but Radiohead aren’t for everyone. This has always been true, even back in their earliest form as just another alternative rock band trying
NORTHAMPTON — For Argentinean Jews, the word “Libertad” isn’t just the Spanish word for freedom — it’s also the name of one of the streets within the old Jewish quarter in Buenos Aires, as well as the name of the largest synagogue in that city. It’s that inspiration which gave the name to the Libertad!