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Documentary about world-renowned artist, feminist with Wilmington ties debuts locally - Vimarsana News

Documentary about world-renowned artist, feminist with Wilmington ties debuts locally

WILMINGTON — Ribbons of aluminum cascade down one of Thalian Hall’s walls, brightly colored in enamel: red, blue, yellow, green, pink. Each was bent to create a…

Stanley Aronoff, former Ohio Senate president, advocate for the arts, has died - Vimarsana News

Stanley Aronoff, former Ohio Senate president, advocate for the arts, has died

Aronoff, born and raised in Cincinnati, practiced law for over 57 years, serving six years in the Ohio House and 30 years in the Ohio Senate.

Source: wcpo.com
James J. 'Jim' Hennessey, prolific Baltimore artist and longtime MICA faculty member, dies - Vimarsana News

James J. 'Jim' Hennessey, prolific Baltimore artist and longtime MICA faculty member, dies

James J. ‘Jim’ Hennessey, a prolific Baltimore artist and educator, died May 17 at MedStar Union Memorial Hospital. He was 87.

Barbara A. Miller, former longtime dean at the Maryland Institute College of Art, dies - Vimarsana News

Barbara A. Miller, former longtime dean at the Maryland Institute College of Art, dies

Barbara A. Miller, former longtime dean at the Maryland Institute College of Art whose career spanned nearly three decades, died of cancer Oct. 23 at Gilchrist Center in Towson.

Barbara Levin Himmelrich, past board chair of The Associated and an advocate for the Jewish community, dies - Vimarsana News

Barbara Levin Himmelrich, past board chair of The Associated and an advocate for the Jewish community, dies

Barbara Levin Himmelrich, a community and educational leader, died of old age complications Monday at Roland Park Place. The former Rockland resident was 91.