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Grace Graupe–Pillard debuts new environmentally conscious abstract paintings in first solo show - Vimarsana News

Grace Graupe–Pillard debuts new environmentally conscious abstract paintings in first solo show

a href= http://www.davidrichardgallery.com target= _blank David Richard Gallery /a has just opened Fractured, nine new paintings by Grace Graupe-P

Blessing of the animals in Lynchburg - Vimarsana News

Blessing of the animals in Lynchburg

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How much will moving to Virginia set me back? - Vimarsana News

How much will moving to Virginia set me back?

Average Cost of Living in Virginia: $48,249 per year Good news for those drawn to the land of America’s forefathers: All told, Virginia’s cost of living …

The Brauer Museum Is Under Fire for a $20 Million Deaccessioning Scheme Its Founding Director Deems 'Utterly Disgraceful' - Vimarsana News

The Brauer Museum Is Under Fire for a $20 Million Deaccessioning Scheme Its Founding Director Deems 'Utterly Disgraceful'

Valparaiso University wants to deaccession Georgia O'Keeffe, Childe Hassam, and Frederic Edwin Church paintings from the Brauer Museum of Art

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Valparaiso U. museum's first director threatens to remove name from building over sale of Georgia O'Keeffe, other pieces – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

Valparaiso U. museum's first director threatens to remove name from building over sale of Georgia O'Keeffe, other pieces – Chicago Tribune

Dick Brauer is threatening to remove his name from the museum at Valparaiso University after finding out that the university’s board of directors voted to sell Georgia O’Keeffe’s “Rust Red Hills” to fund improvements at dorms for first-year students.