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The Soloviev Foundation Debuts A New Exhibition
The Soloviev Foundation Debuts A New Exhibition The organization’s latest community-based installation celebrates 250 years of American history Written by Natasha Wolff Read the Full Story ≫ Professional surfer and stand-up paddle board Izzi Gomez photographed in San Clemente, California Tags: Art, Arts and Culture, New York, New York City 1 of 1 image/svg+xml The…
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Sound To Summit: AANHPI Voices Rising in Seattle
From the ornate pagodas in the International District to Japanese style-gardens, the influence of Asian and Islander cultures is visible across Seattle. Since its earliest days, Asian, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian immigrants have been an inseparable part of Seattle’s fabric, influencing its cuisine, architecture, local businesses, and art scene. Just a decade after the…
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Five Arts & Culture Events: May 1-7
Hello, May! Festivals, brunch, fast cars and comedy. What more could you ask for? FT. WORTH MAYFEST MAY 1-4 TRINITY PARK | For four days, Fort Worth’s Trinity Park turns into the ultimate festival playground, filled with live music, carnival rides, and mouthwatering treats. Whether tapping your toes to local bands, cheering on dance and…
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Artist Jon Sarkin and the question of ‘good’ art
Editor’s Note: This story is an excerpt from WBUR’s weekly arts and culture newsletter, The ARTery. If you like what you read and want it in your inbox, sign up here. On Friday, WBUR will publish my story about efforts to preserve the legacy of the late Jon Sarkin. The artist died at his Gloucester studio last…
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Nonprofit Palenke Arts is on a path to building a 25,000-square-foot arts center in Seaside.
An ambitious grassroots cultural center, Palenke Arts, that has been delivering arts and culture programming in Seaside for almost a decade, will finally have its own home. The new multicultural art center is expected to be 25,000 square feet on the Seaside High School campus. “It’s a response to consistent need and a result of…
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A traveling film festival brings ‘Resistance of Vision’ to the Brattle
Born in the wake of the 2024 election and premiering in New England this weekend, a new traveling film festival shows the power of collective action in turbulent times. “Resistance of Vision” is a thematic series of short film packages focused on social justice cinema, all designed for political organizers working on the issues portrayed…
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What’s Happening: May 2025 Bay Area Arts & Culture Highlights
May 2025 Bay Area Arts & Culture Highlights May brings a wealth of performing arts, music, and culture to the Bay Area—an ideal time for theater lovers, festival-goers, and anyone eager to be inspired by live performance. From a legendary tenor in Napa Valley to Shakespearean comedy in downtown San Francisco, there’s something for every…
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Choral Concert to support mental health awareness May 4
BENNINGTON — Bennington County Choral Society (BCCS), in collaboration with Burr & Burton Academy Concert Choir, presents Hope Waits, an inspiring mix of contemporary, classical, and deeply reflective choral works on Sunday, May 4. Through its community outreach efforts, BCCS is proud to support and partner with Turning Point Recovery Center of Bennington VT, a…
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Booktopia returns to Northshire Bookstore this weekend
MANCHESTER — On May 2-4, Northshire Bookstore will host Booktopia, a reader’s dream weekend of author talks and bookish fun. Booktopia 2025 will feature authors Julia Alvarez, Jessica Anya Blau, Harry Bliss, Karla Cornejo Villavicencio, Jennifer Haigh, Jean Hanff Korelitz, Stuart Nadler, Amy Shearn, Shubha Sunder and Helen Whybrow, and interviews by Joe Donahue, Megan…
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‘Time to resist’: Protesters etch Trump portrait in sand
NewsFeed Environmentalists carved a huge sand portrait of Donald Trump outside his Turnberry golf resort in Scotland. The protest, marking his first 100 days in office, warned it’s “Time to resist” the “billionaire takeover.” The artwork measured 55 by 40 metres. Published On 30 Apr 202530 Apr 2025