"Imagine a world without photojournalism" exhibit marks Monroe Gallery's 20th anniversary in Santa Fe
a href= http://www.monroegallery.com target= _blank Monroe Gallery of Photography /a opened a major exhibition celebrating the Gallerys 20th
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a href= http://www.monroegallery.com target= _blank Monroe Gallery of Photography /a opened a major exhibition celebrating the Gallerys 20th
Katherine is covering local stories in Dillingham and the Bristol Bay area for the summer of 2022, and she's excited to be in Alaska for the first time. After growing up in Connecticut, she's since lived in Ohio, South Korea, New York, and Maine. Katherine is passionate about all forms of storytelling, and she recently graduated from the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies where she did a deep dive into radio and podcast production. When not working on stories, she enjoys cooking, reading, and going on aimless walks. She'll pet any dog that wants attention.
The Rockland Public Library presents Dianne Ballon, Thursday, June 23, at 6:30 p.m., via Zoom. This event is free and open to all. Sound artist Dianne Ballon has been working in sound for over 35 years. She was awarded a Maine Artist Fellowship from...
The Duke Endowment has awarded Duke University $7 million to support the arts, including funds for a new exchange program with music institutions like the
George Floyd’s killing two years ago on this date prompted an immediate and formidable social movement — much like that of a Black man murdered 67 years ago.