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a href= https://hindmanauctions.com/ target= _blank Hindman /a announces the appointment of Caroline Mujica-Parodi as Director of Museum Services.

Written by dariandudrick on May 25, 2021 Rebecca West discussed her new role as executive director and CEO of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West during KODI’s “Speak Your Piece with Darian Dudrick” Tuesday morning. West, who was named to her new position last month, started at the BBCW as an intern in 1994. Most recently, she served as curator of Plains Indian Cultures and the Plains Indian Museum, as well as the Collier-Read director of Curatorial, Education, and Museum Services. West discussed the various jobs she’s had at the BBCW during the last 27...

Arana Shapiro Arana Shapiro joined Games for Change in 2019 as the Managing Director and Chief Learning Officer where she oversees the day-to-day operations of the organization as well as providing strategic and programmatic support on all learning initiatives.  Arana is the former Executive Director of Institute of Play, a NYC-based nonprofit organization that focused on transforming education through games and play.  At IOP Arana led the Institute’s strategy, growth, development, and operations.  She also oversaw the Institute’s major initiatives in relation to school design, leaders...

Freeman's appoints Robin Nicholson as Art Museum Consultant Robin Nicholson comes to Freeman’s with almost 35 years of experience in the art world. PHILADELPHIA, PA .-Freeman’s announced the appointment of Robin Nicholson to the role of Art Museum Consultant. Robin will play a key role within Freeman’s Museum Services department, offering consultation on collections policies, deaccessioning strategies, acquisitions, and consignments. Robin Nicholson comes to Freeman’s with almost 35 years of experience in the art world. From 1987 to 1992 he worked in the commercial gallery sector; he was ...

11 Mar 2021 House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said the $1.9 trillion coronavirus bill passed by Congress is likely “the most consequential legislation” for which most members will ever vote, likening it to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in terms of significance during her weekly press conference on Thursday. “We also today are celebrating legislation that will make a tremendous difference. President Biden’s American Rescue Plan is a plan to crush the virus and to save lives and livelihoods of the American people. It is historic. It is monumental. It is consequential,” she told report...