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Burlington Contemporary - The Burlington Contemporary Art Writing Prize - Vimarsana News

Burlington Contemporary - The Burlington Contemporary Art Writing Prize

The Burlington Contemporary Art Writing Prize seeks to discover talented writers on contemporary art. The winner of the Prize receives £1,000, their review is published on Burlington Contemporary and they have the opportunity to publish a review of a future contemporary

The Best Of Contemporary Indigenous Art Makes Rare Appearance In North Carolina - Vimarsana News

The Best Of Contemporary Indigenous Art Makes Rare Appearance In North Carolina

Presenting exclusively 3-D works, “To Take Shape and Meaning” brings together 75 Native American contemporary artists representing over 50 tribes across the U.S. and Canada.

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Cincinnati Art Museum's Newest Exhibit Features Over a Hundred Glass Works from Indigenous Artists | Cincinnati - Vimarsana News

Cincinnati Art Museum's Newest Exhibit Features Over a Hundred Glass Works from Indigenous Artists | Cincinnati

Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass is a striking display of more than 100 glass works from 33 artists that exemplify Indigenous traditions and knowledge through the medium of glass.

Eiteljorg Contemporary Art Fellowship exhibition redefines contemporary Native art - Vimarsana News

Eiteljorg Contemporary Art Fellowship exhibition redefines contemporary Native art

Visitors will experience cutting-edge works of contemporary Native art in the new exhibition UNSETTLE/Converge, open at the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art through Feb. 25.

The Native Art Market Returns to New York City - Vimarsana News

The Native Art Market Returns to New York City

The National Museum of the American Indian has hosted the event since 2005, attracting Native artists from across the country.