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Designer Dorothy Liebes Gets Her Just Due in Cooper Hewitt Exhibition – WWD - Vimarsana News

Designer Dorothy Liebes Gets Her Just Due in Cooper Hewitt Exhibition – WWD

For decades, the enterprising creative connected with power players like Frank Loyd Wright, Edith Head and Bonnie Cashin to collaborate.

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180 Years of Arkansas: Timeline - Vimarsana News

180 Years of Arkansas: Timeline

Scott Whitley Carter constructs this timeline of Arkansas' first 180 years as a state.

Bleeding Heartland - Vimarsana News

Bleeding Heartland

Herb Strentz: The essence of copy editing was not catching errors in spelling or grammar, but making the news more understandable.

The unnerving resonance of Diego Rivera's Vaccination - Vimarsana News

The unnerving resonance of Diego Rivera's Vaccination

OVER THE COURSE of the past couple of years, I’ve kept coming back to the image of Diego Rivera’s Vaccination. I can’t get it out of my head. The primary reason should be fairly obvious: This is arguably the most iconic and widely recognized artistic treatment of a subject that many of us have been reading, talking, and thinking about incessantly during the pandemic. But there’s more to it than that. If conventional accounts would lead us to expect mural art to be direct, didactic, and declarative, Rivera’s image is anything but. Its effect is subtly disquieting; it gets under your s...

Michael Lobel on Diego Rivera's Vaccination - Artforum International - Vimarsana News

Michael Lobel on Diego Rivera's Vaccination - Artforum International

OVER THE COURSE of the past couple of years, I’ve kept coming back to the image of Diego Rivera’s Vaccination. I can’t get it out of my head. The primary reason should be fairly obvious: This is arguably the most iconic and widely recognized artistic treatment of a subject that many of us have been reading, talking, and thinking about incessantly during the pandemic. But there’s more to it than that. If conventional accounts would lead us to expect mural art to be direct, didactic, and declarative, Rivera’s image is anything but. Its effect is subtly disquieting; it gets under your s...