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Inside Teresa Palmer's sweet family life - Vimarsana News

Inside Teresa Palmer's sweet family life

Teresa Palmer has four children with Mark: Bodhi, Forest, Poet, and Prairie. She is also a stepmother to Mark's son, Isaac. Read more.

Local music roundup: April 4-10 - Evanston RoundTable - Vimarsana News

Local music roundup: April 4-10 - Evanston RoundTable

LaRob K. Rafael will narrate The Rose of Sonora at the Evanston Symphony Orchestra concert on April 7. Photo credit:  Aidan Kranz Every week brings

Australian actress looks unrecognisable as she shares sweet throwback childhood snap... but can YOU guess who it is? - Vimarsana News

Australian actress looks unrecognisable as she shares sweet throwback childhood snap... but can YOU guess who it is?

She's has made a name for herself in the film industry and has starred in a string of hugely successful movies since rising to fame in the 00s.

Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre hosts panel "That Art Thing We Do" - Vimarsana News

Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre hosts panel "That Art Thing We Do"

Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre brought four Black Evanston artists together Saturday night for a discussion and celebration of Black culture through the lenses of art and culinary experiences.  Playwright and director Gloria Bond Clunie, visual artist Sam Onche, musician and composer Chris Greene and culinary artist Chef Q. Ibraheem joined moderator Laurice Bell at the Noyes Cultural...

Leon Polk Smith: 1940–1961 – The Brooklyn Rail - Vimarsana News

Leon Polk Smith: 1940–1961 – The Brooklyn Rail

What is it like to be “of one’s time” and not? Leon Polk Smith was a prime progenitor of American hard-edged abstraction whose non-objective pedigree as a protégé of the painter and philanthropist Hilla Rebay, and subsequent track record of showing in the Betty Parsons and Egan Gallery early on, puts him squarely in the pocket of post-war American art ascendancy yet his legacy has subsequently remained a relatively independent part of that particular epic.