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'Maus' author speaks at Fairfield University - Vimarsana News

'Maus' author speaks at Fairfield University

The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of the graphic novel "Maus" spoke Tuesday evening at Fairfield University as part of the university's exhibit on anti-Nazi political cartoons.

Source: wtnh.com
Nashville debuts 'I read banned books' library cards - Vimarsana News

Nashville debuts 'I read banned books' library cards

The debate over banned books in school libraries and classrooms has taken place across the country, even putting Tennessee under the national spotlight. Now the Nashville Public Library wants to ensure everyone has the 'Freedom to Read'.

Source: abc15.com
Nashville debuts 'I read banned books' library cards - Vimarsana News

Nashville debuts 'I read banned books' library cards

The debate over banned books in school libraries and classrooms has taken place across the country, even putting Tennessee under the national spotlight. Now the Nashville Public Library wants to ensure everyone has the 'Freedom to Read'.

Nashville Public Library launches 'Freedom to Read' campaign - Vimarsana News

Nashville Public Library launches 'Freedom to Read' campaign

The debate over banned books in school libraries and classrooms has taken place across the country, even putting Tennessee under the national spotlight. Now the Nashville Public Library wants to ensure everyone has the 'Freedom to Read'.

Art Industry News: 'Who's the Snowflake Now?' Asks Art Spiegelman as His Banned 'Maus' Sees Blockbuster Sales + Other Stories - Vimarsana News

Art Industry News: 'Who's the Snowflake Now?' Asks Art Spiegelman as His Banned 'Maus' Sees Blockbuster Sales + Other Stories

Plus, beloved New York photography dealer Julie Saul dies, and Lebanon returns more than 300 antiquities to Iraq.

Source: artnet.com