Roscommon Herald — New exhibition from Roscommon artist
By Fiachra Gallagher Multi-disciplinary artist Laura Earley has launched a new exhibition, drawing on one of County Roscommon’s longest-running institutions…
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By Fiachra Gallagher Multi-disciplinary artist Laura Earley has launched a new exhibition, drawing on one of County Roscommon’s longest-running institutions…
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Russia’s duty free market celebrates signs of recovery Smart Project held an annual award event to thank industry stakeholders Representatives of the Russian duty free sector met for an annual awards ceremony to mark the signs of recovery in the country. The event, organised by advertising agency Smart Project, was initially held in 2018 to mark the 30 th anniversary of the duty free industry in the country. In this year’s opening address, Smart Project CEO and Founder Nadezhda Emelianenko thanked guests for their mutual support during the last 12 months. “The work of such a supreme l...
South Dallas Cultural Center creates new artist residency program South Dallas Cultural Center creates new artist residency program Image from The Beauty of South Dallas, by Nitashia Johnson. A cultural center in South Dallas has a new residency program for artists. Called the Juanita J. Craft House Artist Residency Initiative, it's an immersive, interactive program for artists of all disciplines to connect with South Dallas neighborhoods. The program is at the South Dallas Cultural Center, under the wing of Dallas' Office of Arts and Culture department. It will begin accepting applica...
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