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Liz Deschenes with Jean Dykstra - Vimarsana News

Liz Deschenes with Jean Dykstra

Back in 2000, Liz Deschenes curated a show at the Andrew Kreps Gallery called Photography about Photography, which included thirteen artists and outlined her approach to the medium. That approach might be described as: rigorous, unorthodox, engaged with the materiality of her work as well as with the architecture in which it is shown, and deeply invested in the medium and history of photography (though she rarely uses a camera).

ByGone Muncie: An accounting of John Ervin's Opera House Saloon from 1880s - Vimarsana News

ByGone Muncie: An accounting of John Ervin's Opera House Saloon from 1880s

The Opera House Saloon was the place to go in Muncie in the ‘80s. The Daily Times reported that John Ervin sold 200 kegs of beer in August 1880 alone

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The ARTnews Guide to Performance Art, Part 2: 1950s to the Present - Vimarsana News

The ARTnews Guide to Performance Art, Part 2: 1950s to the Present

Part two of our two-part history of the art form of performance art, which moved from the margins to the mainstream after WWII.

79,210 workers in the Everett, Lake Stevens, Mill Creek, Snohomish area will soon be building WA Cares benefits - Vimarsana News

79,210 workers in the Everett, Lake Stevens, Mill Creek, Snohomish area will soon be building WA Cares benefits

A new report has great news for more than 79,000 workers in the Lake Stevens, Snohomish, Mill Creek, and Everett area who will soon be building up WA Cares benefits. WA Cares will enable us to stay in our own homes with paid home care when we have Dementia, Cancer, other illnesses or injuries.

84,350 workers in the Redmond, Bellevue areas will soon be building WA Cares benefits - Vimarsana News

84,350 workers in the Redmond, Bellevue areas will soon be building WA Cares benefits

A new report has great news for more than 84,000 workers in the Kirkland, Sammamish, Bellevue, Redmond area who will soon be building up WA Cares benefits. WA Cares will enable us to stay in our own homes with paid home care when we have dementia, cancer, other illnesses or injuries.