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Editorial: The college community should take advantage of Ithaca’s thriving art and culture scene
When people picture a small city in upstate New York, it’s likely that very few envision a thriving hub of art, music, film and other cultures — unless that city is Ithaca. Ithaca has a long history of supporting and fostering the arts and this creates an ideal environment that every student — but especially…
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Comanche Nation artistry and culture put on display during Oklahoma Arts Conference
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) – As the Oklahoma Arts Conference continues, leaders of the Comanche Nation made an appearance to highlight the tribe’s culture and artistry. The Comanche Nation hosted a panel during the conference focusing on their art and culture on Wednesday. They brought in a group of Comanche Youth Dancers for the panel. The…
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Filmmaker Werner Herzog writes about his prolific and varied career in new memoir
Jeffrey Brown: Now 81, Herzog tells of his lifelong pursuit in creation of images in a new memoir, “Every Man for Himself and God Against All,” his childhood in poverty in a remote Bavarian village in the ruins of post-World War II Germany, his travels, often by foot, far and wide,his own visions that would…
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NJDEP – News Release 23/P056 | Murphy Administration Breaks Ground on Liberty State Park Cleanup, Hosts Public Open House on Revitalization Effort
(23/P056) TRENTON – The Murphy Administration today broke ground on the cleanup of legacy pollution that has long left approximately 235 acres of Liberty State Park inaccessible to the public, marking a significant milestone in the history of New Jersey’s most visited state park. Commissioner of Environmental Protection Shawn M. LaTourette was joined by U.S.…
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Study: Arts and culture industry generated millions for Wichita economy
The study, conducted by Americans for the Arts, found that the arts and culture industry generated nearly $185 million in economic activity, $78.5 million in spending by arts and culture organizations, and an additional $106 million in event-related expenditures by audiences. In addition, the industry supported nearly 3,000 jobs, provided $108 million in personal income…
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Report: arts and culture contribute $306 million to Arkansas economy
A new study finds Arkansas’ arts and culture industry had a $306.4 million impact on the state’s economy in 2022 alone. The nationwide study, called Arts & Economic Prosperity 6, was led by Americans for the Arts and studied 373 communities across 50 states and Puerto Rico. This marked the first year Arkansas participated in…
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Celebrate Hong Kong’s cultural heritage at the HKIA Arts and Culture Festival 2023
Get familiar with Hong Kong’s vibrant cultural heritage at the HKIA Arts and Culture Festival 2023. Running from now to December 31, the festival presents a captivating showcase of curated exhibitions and performances by local artists throughout the Hong Kong International Airport. Experience the magic of traditional Chinese paintings brought to life through animation; delve into the world…
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Applications Available For The 2024 Stamford Arts & Culture Grant
STAMFORD, CT — The Stamford Arts & Culture Commission announced this week it is taking applications for the Stamford Arts & Culture (SAC) Grant. This grant funds arts and cultural programming and art projects in the city of Stamford. For the past decade, the Stamford Arts & Culture Commission has provided funding for numerous arts…
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City, DDP partner with global group on giant murals to transform downtown Detroit in time for the NFL Draft
The huge murals sprouting up downtown are the result of a partnership between the City of Detroit, the Downtown Detroit Partnership and a global nonprofit to create a massive “Be The Change” collection of large, inspiring art that will welcome visitors to the streets of downtown Detroit for the NFL Draft. The Detroit Fine Art…
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Two first-gen artists explore Chicano culture by capturing lowriders, fashion
Lowriders and oversize flannel button-downs, gold jewelry and the Mexican flag. Two North Texas multimedia artists are filtering symbols of Chicano culture through their own lenses to reflect on their experiences growing up first-generation Mexican American. Their work also touches on larger themes of religion, adolescence and identity. “When you’re first-generation, I feel like you’re…