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Installed in 2004, the blue heart sculpture, better known as the Technicolor Heart, which can be seen from Stadium Way, was once a controversial art piece. Ryan Hardesty, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art executive director, said the heart is made out of bronze with an oil enamel paint and was created by the artist Jim...

Subversive art: artistic expression that challenges or undermines established norms, beliefs, ideologies or power structures within society. As part of its “Subversive Intent: Selections from the Collection” exhibition, the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art is displaying subversive artworks from its permanent collection through June 29, alongside the “Beyond Hope: Kienholz and the Inland Northwest” exhibition....

HERSHEY — On Monday, Secretary of Education Dr. Khalid N. Mumin announced that Ashlie Crosson, an educator at Mifflin County School District, has been named the 2024 Pennsylvania Teacher of

A new bronze casted horse sculpture is set to be unveiled Friday afternoon in front of the Veterinary Teaching Hospital, gifted to the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art by a WSU alum. Standing just shy of 8 feet tall, the large bronze sculpture, named “Red Forest” is a gift from alumnus Howard Wright, founder and...

HELENA, Mont - The East Helena Police Department requested a Missing and Endangered person advisory for a missing teen.

The East Helena Police Department issued a Missing and Endangered Person Advisory late Saturday for 15-year-old Ryan Hardesty.

The East Helena Police Department released the following information:MT MEPA Poster Ryan Hardesty 10-28-2023!9!53 27 PM by NBC Montana on Scribd

The cast bronze sculpture was created by acclaimed American artist Deborah Butterfield and is a gift to the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art from WSU alumnus Howard Wright.

HARRISBURG – On Wednesday, the Pennsylvania Department of Education encouraged Pennsylvanians to nominate an outstanding educator to be the Commonwealth’s 2025 Teacher of the Year.

HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) encouraged Pennsylvanians to nominate an outstanding educator to be the Commonwealth’s 2025 Teacher of the Year.