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Donald Mosby, 92, of Evansville, passed away on Sunday, January 21, 2024. He was born on July 17, 1931 in Evansville to the late Earl and Amelia (Antey) Mosby. From the beginning, Don lived a long and fulfilled life. In his youth, Don enjoyed sports. He was a Golden Glove boxer and he played footba
I FELT LIKE I was artfairing for the very first time. Was it always this distracting, so disorienting? The return of FOMO is particularly weird. Between the Super Bowl and the Oscars, Los Angeles had its first major art week since February 2020. Though centered around the Frieze Art Fair in Beverly Hills, the pageantry also included the Felix Art Fair at the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood, Spring Break (an artist-directed fairish thing) in Culver City, and about a million parties and openings, dinners, launches, screenings, and talks.For some, the week began at the beloved artist Kaari Upson’...
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Barnwood Site in Ulster Park After some wildly unseasonable weather last week (snowflakes?! Seriously?), it looks like we’re finally into some real spring stuff this last week of April. Here are some artistic events to enjoy. Gay Erotic Art Show in Ulster Park | April 30 - May 2 Hosted by Pink Stallion Events, Barnwood is a pop-up show of gay erotic art that will be on view in a historic barn in Ulster Park from April 30 through May 2. The show, which features images of “men from nude to lewd,” includes works for sale by over 30 artists; funds ...
Pearl River rounds out 2021 signing class From Pearl River Community College Marketing and Communications Pearl River rounds out 2021 signing class By WDAM Staff | February 4, 2021 at 12:29 AM CST - Updated February 4 at 12:29 AM POPLARVILLE, Miss. (WDAM) - The Pearl River football staff was elated to announce their 2021 signing class Wednesday afternoon. The class represents the first group head coach Seth Smith and his staff have been able to recruit for a calendar year. While the COVID-19 pandemic complicated the way teams can recruit, Smith is confident the class will shine over the ...