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Ogunquit Museum of American Art to Host a Weekend of Vibrant Floral Interpretations for Art in Bloom - Vimarsana News

Ogunquit Museum of American Art to Host a Weekend of Vibrant Floral Interpretations for Art in Bloom

OGUNQUIT, Maine — The Ogunquit Museum of American Art will host its annual Art in Bloom event from Friday, June 23 through Sunday, June 25. During this three-day event, the museum ...

Balzac of the Fishbowl: Writer John O'Hara chronicled life in an industrial city—the kind that has almost vanished from the American landscape. - Vimarsana News

Balzac of the Fishbowl: Writer John O'Hara chronicled life in an industrial city—the kind that has almost vanished from the American landscape.

Writer John O’Hara chronicled life in an industrial city—the kind that has almost vanished from the American landscape.

Climate activists too radical? They point to suffragettes as a comparison. - Vimarsana News

Climate activists too radical? They point to suffragettes as a comparison.

Activists are taking radical steps, like gluing themselves to streets, to draw attention to the climate crisis. Such acts, if unpopular, fall in line with earlier, violent moral crusaders like British suffragettes.

Things to Do in DC: Polar Plunge, Japanese Art, Folk Music - Vimarsana News

Things to Do in DC: Polar Plunge, Japanese Art, Folk Music

Frozen-themed festival, concerts, and art exhibits in DC, Maryland, and Virginia Feb. 23-26. Ice Yards, "Rinpa Screens," and more things to do around DC.

What to Stream: A Lost Seventies Classic About a (Rather Sympathetic) Stalker - Vimarsana News

What to Stream: A Lost Seventies Classic About a (Rather Sympathetic) Stalker

Alan Rudolph’s “Remember My Name” is an understated film noir—a drama of stark motives and delicate surfaces.