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110-Bed, $43M Shelter to Be Built in Oxnard - San Fernando Valley Business Journal - Vimarsana News

110-Bed, $43M Shelter to Be Built in Oxnard - San Fernando Valley Business Journal

Casa de Carmen named for deceased council member.

Source: sfvbj.com
Ministry of Environment announces control and elimination of wildfires in Dominican provinces - Vimarsana News

Ministry of Environment announces control and elimination of wildfires in Dominican provinces

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International Symposium: "Museums and Research—What does it mean to 'deepen' art?" - Announcements - Vimarsana News

International Symposium: "Museums and Research—What does it mean to 'deepen' art?" - Announcements

The National Center for Art Research will host “NCAR International Symposium 2023: Museums and Research: What does it mean to ‘deepen’ art?” on Friday, March 22, 2024, at the National Art Center, Tokyo.

Source: e-flux.com
In pictures: The Malaga village that recycles Christmas - Vimarsana News

In pictures: The Malaga village that recycles Christmas

A women’s group in Canillas de Aceituno has for the third year running created festive decorations made from empty containers donated by local residents

Monica Huerta on "You Belong Here: Place, People, and Purpose in Latinx Photography" – Artforum - Vimarsana News

Monica Huerta on "You Belong Here: Place, People, and Purpose in Latinx Photography" – Artforum

“You Belong Here” opened last month at the Michael C. Carlos Museum in Atlanta. The work on view, writes Rivas, seeks to “take a broader perspective on the Latinx archive across time” in ways that are “relevant to the processes of visibility and belonging that are not fixed but ever evolving.”1 The show brings together artists from distinct communities and artistic traditions while not aspiring toward definitiveness or full “arrival.” Ar