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King Mob, Santa Claus and Selfridges: Christmas 1968 - Vimarsana News

King Mob, Santa Claus and Selfridges: Christmas 1968

On situationist group King Mob's riotous intervention at Selfridges.

Source: libcom.org
Landmarks announces new commission of large-scale-abstraction by artist Eamon Ore Giron - Vimarsana News

Landmarks announces new commission of large-scale-abstraction by artist Eamon Ore Giron

a href= http://landmarksut.org target= _blank Landmarks /a , the public art program of The University of Texas at Austin, has announced the commiss

Abstraction is ascendant at New York's Future Fair - Vimarsana News

Abstraction is ascendant at New York's Future Fair

The fair, a haven for fresh painting, may signal a coming shift in the market power dynamic between representation and abstraction

Catherine Suzanne Walworth - Vimarsana News

Catherine Suzanne Walworth

Central Arkansas art lovers have been counting down the days to Saturday -- the day the curtain came up on the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts -- as if it was a second Christmas. It's safe to say very few will have a greater anticipation of what artistic delights the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts will hold than Catherine Walworth -- even as she helped select a significant portion of what visitors will see when the museum's doors open. Walworth came aboard the museum as the Jackye and Curtis Finch, Jr., Curator of Drawings in 2022.

PROFILE: Catherine Walworth brings experience, energy to newly opened Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts - Vimarsana News

PROFILE: Catherine Walworth brings experience, energy to newly opened Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts

Central Arkansas art lovers have been counting down the days to Saturday -- the day the curtain came up on the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts -- as if it was a second Christmas.