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Since 2011, New Hope for Families has sheltered families experiencing homelessness. Pictured here, Executive Director Emily Pike reads to children. Photo by Martin Boling Editor’s note: The following is adapted from a press release from Secretly Canadian. Bloomington-based record label Secretly Canadian has announced that it will mark its 25th anniversary with a mission to fight homelessness in Bloomington. The label’s yearlong SC25 initiative aims to raise $250,000 for New Hope for Families through music, reissues, creative partnerships, and projects exploring the company’s history and...

Rolling Stone Secretly Canadian Celebrates 25th Anniversary With Reissues, Singles Label is aiming to raise $250,000 to fight homelessness in Bloomington, Indiana By Lorne Thomson/Redferns/Getty Images Secretly Canadian will celebrate its 25th anniversary this summer with a series of reissues, singles, and more — raising money to fight homelessness in Bloomington, Indiana. The label kicked off their year-long SC25 project with reissues of the War on Drugs’ Wagonwheel Blues, Jens Lekman’s When I Said I Wanted to Be Your Dog, Tig Notaro’s Live, and Whitney’s Lig...

Media should help highlight talents, artwork of PwD — Ras Adiba 02 Apr 2021 / 18:24 H. The Malaysian National News Agency (Bernama) chairman Senator Datuk Ras Adiba Radzi delivering a speech during the Bernama Creative Arts Launch Ceremony in conjunction with World Autism Day 2021 at Wisma Bernama today. — Bernama KUALA LUMPUR: Media agencies and practitioners have been urged to help promote the artwork of Persons with Disabilities (PwD), such as those with autism, in an effort to open up greater opportunities for this group. Malaysian National News Agency (Bernama) chairman Senator ...

Light Upon Light:   March 04, 2021, Riyadh – Saudi Arabia: Noor Riyadh, a first of its kind annual festival of light and art, illuminates Riyadh ‘Under One Sky’ from March 18. Over 60 artists from more than 20 countries will be exhibited with close to 40% hailing from Saudi Arabia. Noor Riyadh’s launch edition includes over 60 artworks comprising large scale public installations across Riyadh, a landmark exhibition Light Upon Light: Light Art since the 1960s, and a diverse program of special activities including tours, talks, workshops, family activities, film and music, many of ...

The streets of Riyadh will be lit up from March 18, as Noor Riyadh, a first of its kind annual festival of light and art, begins. More than 60 artists from 20 countries will be exhibiting in the inaugural event, with close to 40 per cent of them hailing from Saudi Arabia. Ahmed Mater's 'Antenna (Green)', 2010, from the series, Antenna Neon tubes. Courtesy of Nour Riyadh In addition to large-scale installations across the city, the event will host an exhibition called Light Upon Light: Light Art since the 1960s. Also running alongside the event is a diverse programme of activities, includ...