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Gone to the dogs: Offaly GAA stalwarts enjoy big greyhound win - Vimarsana News

Gone to the dogs: Offaly GAA stalwarts enjoy big greyhound win

Pictured above is: Susie Chaperal after winning an A3 sweepstake in Newbridge on Friday with members of the twenty-eight-eighty-two syndicate, Ian Mcloughlin Ki...

'Unraveling Racism: Seeing White' art exhibit has reception Sunday - Vimarsana News

'Unraveling Racism: Seeing White' art exhibit has reception Sunday

Detroit-based curator and artist Laura Earle, brings 12 artists together to examine systemic racism in America through an array of artwork, including paintings and mixed media works.

A selection of upcoming fall 2022 art happenings in metro Detroit and beyond - Vimarsana News

A selection of upcoming fall 2022 art happenings in metro Detroit and beyond

Fall arts guide

Issues of the Environment: The intersection of environmental activism and art - Vimarsana News

Issues of the Environment: The intersection of environmental activism and art

Laura Earle is a multimedia artist and uses her skill set to highlight social injustice in ways that create thoughtful paths to change. She is one of four artists featured in an exhibit at the 22 North Gallery in Ypsilanti through June 24th. It's called "Human/Nature." Laura joins WEMU's David Fair to discuss her artistic process in relation to her activism and what the exhibit aspirations are for inspiring individual and systemic changes within the sustainability movement.

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Local sustainable, eco-artists use their craft to ask questions about the planet - Vimarsana News

Local sustainable, eco-artists use their craft to ask questions about the planet

They call themselves sustainable or eco artists. Through art, they want to start conservations beyond Earth Day about the planet and how we impact it.