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Qatar 365 team looks back at some of our favourite moments in 2024
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‘Chicago has always been a Native place’
“Indigenous Chicago,” created through a collaboration between the Newberry Library and several Native community members, leads with the maxim that “Chicago has always been a Native place”—a lesson for Chicago’s non-Native population. “Indigenous Chicago”Through 1/4/25: Tue-Thu 10 AM-7 PM, Fri-Sat 10 AM-5 PM, The Newberry, 60 W. Walton, newberry.org/calendar/indigenous-chicago, free The exhibition presents five centuries…
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An Artist Records New Haven History
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COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS: Healing through the arts
Willow Arts Community member Jo Barham experienced the inspiring artwork of local artists earlier this year at “unscene,” a community exhibition at the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts Visual Arts Gallery in collaboration with downtown St. Catharines organization Willow Arts Community. This article is part of a monthly series celebrating Brock’s…
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Photos at Dallas gallery show how groups can bring people together
The 19 digital C-prints by Neal Slavin at PDNB Gallery, group portraits of Americans ranging from bodybuilders to gravediggers, celebrate the publication of a new, 50th-anniversary edition of When Two or More Are Gathered Together, his landmark book documenting his travel around the country while observing such groups in their natural habitat. As part of…
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Arts Place continues to nurture the community’s creative spirit
From its humble beginnings with a small film series in 1967, the “Portland Society for the Arts” has grown into the “Arts Place” expanding its reach to cover Jay and Blackford Counties in Indiana and Auglaize County, Ohio. The organization has held countless classes, exhibits, recitals, plays and programs in all aspects of the arts…
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Weston Art Gallery Exhibit Brings New Meaning to Found Objects
“It’s a very solitary life, being an artist,” Richard W. James tells CityBeat. As an assistant professor in the ceramics program at Miami University and an award-winning artist, James has dedicated much of his life to his career. Since he started working with ceramics in 1996, he has incorporated found objects into his work to…
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New Publication at National Museum of African American History and Culture Celebrates African American Art
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) will launch a publication on Sept. 3 that showcases visual art’s role in African American history and culture. Featuring nearly 100 artworks, the 224-page hardcover book — “Reckoning: Protest. Defiance. Resilience.” — explores how visual art has provided a rich outlet for protest, commentary, escape and perspective…
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Talk of the Town: Hushtola Art Market
THACKERVILLE, Okla. (KXII) – The Chickasaw Nation is preparing for the annual Hushtola Art Market. The competition art show and market is on Saturday and Sunday, December 14-15 at the WinStar Convention Center. The event is free and open to the public. Copyright 2024 KXII. All rights reserved.
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Museum Showing Pussy Riot Artwork Targeted in Apparent Vandalism
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