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Swann Galleries timed sale: 'The Artists of the WPA' closing Jan 25 - Vimarsana News

Swann Galleries timed sale: 'The Artists of the WPA' closing Jan 25

a href= http://www.swanngalleries.com target= _blank Swann Galleries /a is presenting the fourth iteration of The Artists of the WPA auction. Many

High school roundup: Lewiston's Koral Morin, Winthrop's Kylee Mansir have big games - Vimarsana News

High school roundup: Lewiston's Koral Morin, Winthrop's Kylee Mansir have big games

Morin puts up 20 and Mansir makes six 3s and scores 23 points; the Oxford Hills and Dirigo boys earn victories.

Our View: The Bitter Years exhibition at Gibbes is must-see remembrance of things past - Vimarsana News

Our View: The Bitter Years exhibition at Gibbes is must-see remembrance of things past

Transformational photographer Edward Steichen knew the piercing power of photographs. His last project for the Museum of Modern Art, The Bitter Years: 1935-1941, showcased the poverty, hunger and bleak life for Americans during the Great Depression.

Jack Delano's Puerto Rico: A Masterwork Spanning 40 Years and One Island – Repeating Islands - Vimarsana News

Jack Delano's Puerto Rico: A Masterwork Spanning 40 Years and One Island – Repeating Islands

I just came across this article on Jack Delano. It is from 2011 and was written by David González. Lovely gallery of photos. This is the second of two pieces on the work of Jack Delano. Part One is here. An offhand comment Roy Stryker made to Jack Delano changed his life. Mr. Stryker had…

'Black Folk: The Roots of the Black Working Class' in review – People's World - Vimarsana News

'Black Folk: The Roots of the Black Working Class' in review – People's World

Last summer, the American Historical Association’s former president, James H. Sweet, issued an apology. Expressing regret for “the way I have alienated some of my Black colleagues and friends,” Sweet walked back a claim he had earlier made that characterized as “anachronistic” and essentia...