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The Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD) is pleased to announce that Jocelyn Jackson (pictured) will serve as its new Chef-in-Residence starting (...)

Art professionals, art educators, and administrators of art are encouraged to apply for grants from the Idaho Commission on the Arts.

Art professionals, art educators, and administrators of art are encouraged to apply for grants from the Idaho Commission on the Arts.

a href= http://www.sfcamerawork.org target= _blank SF Camerawork /a announces the appointment of Aay Preston-Myint as Executive Director. Preston-

UAW Members of Local 5810 at the University of California voted to ratify their contracts by overwhelming margins. The final count was 89.4% of Postdocs and 79.5% of Academic Researchers voting yes in favor of ratification. UAW Local 5810 is the union of more than 11,000 Postdoctoral Scholars and Academic Researchers (Project Scientists, Specialists, Professional

Sunshine and wine caves: Conferences are trying to create experiences you can’t get at home.

11:00 AM and 1:00 PM The Pueblo of Acoma Enchantment Dancers will be performing for the first time at the Museum of Northern Arizona on November 26.

Join us for a special screening of IS THAT BLACK ENOUGH FOR YOU?!? at the Netflix Tudum Theater. The film will be followed by a Q&A with writer and director Elvis Mitchell and Alexsandra Mitchell, Manager of Education and Public Programs at the California African American Museum. Well bring the popcorn!

ARLINGTON — Vermont’s League of Local Historical Societies and Museums has presented its 2022 Award of Merit, in the Public Programs category, to the producer and team behind the “Capture

ARLINGTON — Vermont’s League of Local Historical Societies and Museums has presented its 2022 Award of Merit, in the Public Programs category, to the producer and team behind the remarkable