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A new exhibition brings together recent images and a 1969 project, revealing the issues facing the US – including protests, poverty and racial injustice – writes Andrew Dickson.

A new exhibition brings together recent images and a 1969 project, revealing the issues facing the US – including protests, poverty and racial injustice – writes Andrew Dickson.

Deep Roots Studio invites you to Heal Your Energy with Zoom drop-in intuitive sessions, the first Wednesday and Sunday of the month.

America in Crisis brings together 40 leading American photographers and over 120 works exploring social change in the U.S from the 1960s till today. O

In 1969, a groundbreaking photographic initiative was conceived in the US. Its goal: to assess the state of the nation. What does it look like today?

How did knowledge of grains from West Africa shape rural lands and cities in North America? Why has it taken so long for historians to address the agricultural knowledge work of enslaved persons? Dr. Edda Fields-Black, Associate Professor of History at Carnegie Mellon University, joins us to discuss these vitally important questions.

Most of us start off the new year with the best intentions for our health. But this is New Orleans and once the King Cakes start popping up, resisting that

New winter exhibit at the Canton Museum of Art features vibrant and compelling pop art, ceramic pieces, and comic book sculptures by Alex Ross.

Twenty-three of the nearly 200 restaurants in KC Restaurant Week 2022 are first-time participants. Proceeds from this year’s event benefit Guadalupe Centers.

I loved getting out the button jar, dumping out all of its contents and looking at the buttons. There were hundreds of buttons, all of different sizes, shapes, colors and