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Curator of Great Migration Show Joins Contemporary Arts Museum Houston – ARTnews.com - Vimarsana News

Curator of Great Migration Show Joins Contemporary Arts Museum Houston – ARTnews.com

Ryan N. Dennis, the curator of an acclaimed show about the Great Migration, has joined the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston.

Lebanese artist, film producer Akram Zaatari to present next Wavelength talk - Vimarsana News

Lebanese artist, film producer Akram Zaatari to present next Wavelength talk

Lebanese artist, film producer Akram Zaatari to present next Wavelength talk  23 Jan 2021 - 9:49 The Peninsula Aspiring visual artists and film makers across Qatar and elsewhere can mark their calendars for an exciting learning experience. Renowned Lebanese artist and film producer Akram Zaatari — whom UK’s The Guardian newspaper referred to as “one of the foremost artists still living in the Arab region” — will be the next presenter in the Wavelength lectures series, on Tuesday at 8pm Doha time. During the lecture — a collaboration between Virginia Commonwealth University Scho...

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The Wealth of Nations

Left: "Moon Minded the Sun Goes Farther (to the Daughters of Revolutions, Who Could Fly Between the Artibonite and the James River)" by Firelei Báez. Right: Monica Rodriguez, "Antilles for the Antilleans." With its burst of blue sea spray and serene expression, the image of Yoruban water deity Yemoja stands in contrast to the glass and steel exterior of the Institute for Contemporary Art and its surrounding streetscape of red brick and asphalt. The work of Dominican American artist Firelei Báez, the mural, titled “Moon Minded the Sun Goes Farther (to the Daughters of Revolutions, Who Cou...