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Poet Laureates Honor Philly's Black Literary Community with ConsenSIS - Vimarsana News

Poet Laureates Honor Philly's Black Literary Community with ConsenSIS

Poets Trapeta Mayson and Yolanda Wisher bring ConsenSIS to Awbury Arboretum to honor the legacy of Black women and femme poets in Philly.

A 'Sad Kinship' as Towns Build Memorials to Victims of Mass Shootings - Vimarsana News

A 'Sad Kinship' as Towns Build Memorials to Victims of Mass Shootings

From San Bernardino, Calif., and Aurora, Colo., to Orlando, Fla., and Newtown, Conn., sites of memory honor those killed in gun violence, and survivors.

How Artists Are Memorializing Victims of Mass Shootings, Again and Again and Again and Again - Vimarsana News

How Artists Are Memorializing Victims of Mass Shootings, Again and Again and Again and Again

The grim frequency of mass shootings in the United States has turned the memorialization of victims into its own genre.

Source: artnet.com
When it comes to monuments, many communities considering how the West was won – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

When it comes to monuments, many communities considering how the West was won – Daily Montanan

For awhile, the topic of monuments and exhibits was largely confined to discussion of the Confederacy and the Civil War, but that discussion has pushed westward and focused on the expansion of Caucasians and the subjugation of Native Americans.

America's Most Influential Protest Art Was Quietly Removed. Here's What Should Have Happened Instead - Vimarsana News

America's Most Influential Protest Art Was Quietly Removed. Here's What Should Have Happened Instead

Op-Ed: It’s not enough to take down offensive monuments; we must also ensure the spaces they once inhabited become meaningful, vibrant destinations for residents.