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Thames Valley District School Board begins process to rename 12 more schools - Vimarsana News

Thames Valley District School Board begins process to rename 12 more schools

The Thames Valley District School Board has begun a lengthy and potentially costly process to rename a dozen more schools.

Architectural Installations at 2022 Design Miami and Art Basel Include Works by Germane Barnes, Stefano Boeri and Daniel Arsham - Vimarsana News

Architectural Installations at 2022 Design Miami and Art Basel Include Works by Germane Barnes, Stefano Boeri and Daniel Arsham

7 relevant architectural installations at the Miami Art Week 2022 and Art Basel Miami, including Germane Barnes, Stefano Boeri Interiors, and Daniel Arsham.

11 Must-See Museum Shows During Art Basel Miami Beach, From a Didier William Retrospective to the First U.S. Exhibition of Michel Majerus - Vimarsana News

11 Must-See Museum Shows During Art Basel Miami Beach, From a Didier William Retrospective to the First U.S. Exhibition of Michel Majerus

There's even more art to see beyond the fairs. Here are 11 can't-miss museum shows to check out around Miami.

Source: artnet.com
Rodney Graham, Conceptual Artist Who Starred in His Work, Dies at 73 - Vimarsana News

Rodney Graham, Conceptual Artist Who Starred in His Work, Dies at 73

As both an artist and a model, he created alternative worlds where ordinary characters seemed extraordinary.

Solomon Adler on Martin Wong's Eureka Years - Artforum International - Vimarsana News

Solomon Adler on Martin Wong's Eureka Years - Artforum International

IN A RICKETY WOOD-FRAME BUILDING near Eureka, California, along a slough that leads to Humboldt Bay, there is a self-portrait by Martin Wong. He left it unfinished—a quick acrylic underpainting in shades of blue. It shows the artist cross-legged and palms open, some contours so faint they disappear into the canvas. The painting’s surface is slightly buckled from exposure to the fog that rolls over the region, rusting metal, peeling away house paint, and activating blooms of mold. Its slight weathering makes it appear at home among the other relics (retired buoys, milk-stand signs) that a l...