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ACMI premieres its latest sequel We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss This is sponsored content for City of Melbourne By Penny Carroll Normal text size Advertisement While the world was shut down in 2020, ACMI was busy working behind the scenes on an immersive multiplatform offering. Last month, the much-loved museum in Melbourne’s Fed Square finally debuted its long-awaited “sequel” – a redesigned space and exciting new year-round centrepiece exhibition. The long-awaited “sequel”. Credit: Supplied. “The work we were doing during ...

Mar 8, 2021 As WVU-P prepares to observe its 60th anniversary of providing educational opportunities to the Mid-Ohio Valley, the WVU at Parkersburg Foundation invites students, faculty and alumni to participate in the Memory Garden project, which links the college’s past to the future. By purchasing a brick inscribed with a student, alumni or a loved one’s name, and a personal message, the campus will carry that value with it forever. The Memory Garden is located on the campus front lawn by the clocktower. The student, alum-ni or loved one’s name or message etched on a brick will symbol...

It has been nearly a year since the Covid virus unceremoniously injected itself into almost every dimension of our daily lives. It has meant “Not Business as Usual” at Sinai Memorial Chapel, our community’s nonprofit funeral home and chevra kadisha (Jewish burial society) since 1901. Our service to our community continues to be grounded in chesed shel K’vod hamet, honoring the deceased, is our guide, first and foremost. In mid-March 2020, in order to respond to the emerging Covid pandemic, we felt compelled to turn our world upside down. Our operating priority became the health and w...

PARKERSBURG — West Virginia University at Parkersburg is inviting students, faculty, staff and alumni to participate in efforts to commemorate the school’s

ACMI is back – and coming home with you We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Philippa Hawker Save Normal text size Advertisement The new-look Australian Centre for the Moving Image has a sense of big ideas and far-reaching ambitions. These can be expressed on a small scale, however, in objects or features with a personal touch: something to activate with a gesture, to carry in your hand, to connect you in the moment to the past. Home movies play out on a visitor’s hand in ACMI’s new Memory Garden. Credit:Simon Schluter