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Vietnamese and UK artists combine visual art with music performance - Vimarsana News

Vietnamese and UK artists combine visual art with music performance

The project is supported by the British Council as part of the UK/Việt Nam Session 2023, which celebrates the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries.  

Better late than never: Conspiracy theories about the CDC and Ebola - Vimarsana News

Better late than never: Conspiracy theories about the CDC and Ebola

Medical conspiracy theories tend to involve “someone” hiding something from the public. I like to refer to this as the fallacy of “secret knowledge.” That “someone” hiding the “secret knowledge” is usually the government, big pharma, or other ill-defined nefarious forces. The “secret knowledge” being hidden comes invariably in one of two flavors. Either “they” are hiding cures for all sorts of diseases that conventional medicine can’t cure, or “they” are hiding evidence of harm due to something in medicine.

Holden-area schools will only allow US and Maine flags in classrooms - Vimarsana News

Holden-area schools will only allow US and Maine flags in classrooms

Information about how many school districts in Maine have passed similar policies was unavailable.

Dutch artists to create 'epic' sound installation on Ayrshire beach - Vimarsana News

Dutch artists to create 'epic' sound installation on Ayrshire beach

DUTCH artists are to create a large scale sound installation on an Ayrshire beach as part of Scotland’s Year of Coast and Waters.

Sound waves: Irvine beach in Ayrshire set for unique musical installation - Vimarsana News

Sound waves: Irvine beach in Ayrshire set for unique musical installation

With stretching sands and grassy embankments looking out to Arran and Ailsa Craig, Irvine Beach offers a relatively peaceful spot to enjoy the Scottish summer. Found at the mouth of the River Irvine, the beach is a slightly quieter alternative to the country’s busier coastal spots and has proved a popular seaside escape for many. However, it will take on a slightly different feel this summer when a new sound installation is put in place. Signal-on-Sea, a large scale environmental music installation by Dutch artists Jeroen Strijbos and Rob Van Rijswijk, will take place at the beach i...