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MICA Grad Show 2024 - e-flux Education - Vimarsana News

MICA Grad Show 2024 - e-flux Education

MICA Grad Show 2024 presents on-campus and community engagements showcasing the work of MFA and MA students across the College’s 14 internationally renowned graduate programs, demonstrating the ability of art to entertain, enliven, and educate.

Source: e-flux.com
Community Art Collaborative Partners with Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe and Plymouth Public Library to Unveil the "Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe Coloring Book" - Vimarsana News

Community Art Collaborative Partners with Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe and Plymouth Public Library to Unveil the "Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe Coloring Book"

Saturday, September 30 @ 11:00 Story Hour at the Plymouth Public Library. This Coloring and Resource Book Highlights Tribe’s Storytelling, Public Art,...

Source: pr.com
The Kaleidoscope Project Partners with Community Art Collaborative for Newport Polo All Charity Day - Vimarsana News

The Kaleidoscope Project Partners with Community Art Collaborative for Newport Polo All Charity Day

Furniture Industry News: Worthy charitable organizations benefit from annual international polo day.

Black Lives Do Matter art piece to move to Cameron Art Museum - Vimarsana News

Black Lives Do Matter art piece to move to Cameron Art Museum

The Black Lives Do Matter art installation in Jervay Memorial Park will move to Cameron Art Museum after city workers and artists took it down Tuesday.

Source: whqr.org
'Black lives do matter' art installation to be relocated after ordinance change - Vimarsana News

'Black lives do matter' art installation to be relocated after ordinance change

Wilmington City council voted earlier this week to approve an amendment to its land-use code that would allow the relocation of the ‘Black lives do matter’ art installation.