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Vaginal Davis in conversation with Rick Owens - Vimarsana News

Vaginal Davis in conversation with Rick Owens

FOR THIS ISSUE, Artforum has invited fashion designer Rick Owens to talk with Renaissance woman Vaginal Davis on the occasion of “Magnificent Product,” an overview of the artist’s decades-long career opening at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm on May 17. The show, organized by Hendrik Folkerts, the museum’s curator of international contemporary art and head of exhibitions, will unfold across five other venues within the city: Accelerator, Stockholm University; Index–Swedish Foundation for Contemporary Art; Moderna Dansteatern (MDT); Nationalmuseum; and Tensta Konsthall. The presentati...

State delegates and candidates meet at Republican Party open house in Cache County - Vimarsana News

State delegates and candidates meet at Republican Party open house in Cache County

The Cache Cache County Republican Party held a delegate open house on Wednesday at the Cache County Event Center.

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A peripatetic poet's pleasing musings - Vimarsana News

A peripatetic poet's pleasing musings

The title of this book suggests that it is based in Bengal but it really meanders deftly across time and space, more often than not in “mazy motion”.

Clark Kellogg loves Charles Barkley, even when he's goes off script - Vimarsana News

Clark Kellogg loves Charles Barkley, even when he's goes off script

Clark Kellogg and Charles Barkley have a mutual respect stemming from their playing days and current analyst roles.

FAFSA delays stall college decisions for high school seniors - Vimarsana News

FAFSA delays stall college decisions for high school seniors

An overhaul of the form used for financial aid took longer than expected, and a calculation error in inflation rates, pushed back financial information about prospective students that colleges and universities use to assemble aid packages.