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Smithsonian Announces Its 2023 Artist Research Fellows - Vimarsana News

Smithsonian Announces Its 2023 Artist Research Fellows

The Smithsonian has awarded fellowships to 17 accomplished visual artists from an international pool of candidates as part of the 2023 Smithsonian Artist Research Fellowship Program. Over the course of a one- to two-month residency, each fellow will conduct research at Smithsonian museums and research centers to inform the development of innovative, cross-disciplinary work. Artists are nominated by art curators, scholars and former fellows and then selected by a panel of art experts. Over...

Ask An Expert: An Evolution Education - Vimarsana News

Ask An Expert: An Evolution Education

Talking about the science behind evolution, in light of laws allowing schools to teach creationism.

Sharing the Inspirational Stories of Innovative Women on Your School Bookshelf - Vimarsana News

Sharing the Inspirational Stories of Innovative Women on Your School Bookshelf

Introduce your students to women who have helped shape the fields of physics, biology, computer science, and education but are often overlooked in our textbooks

Meet Author, Suffragist, and Minister Phebe Hanaford - Vimarsana News

Meet Author, Suffragist, and Minister Phebe Hanaford

Phebe Ann Coffin Hanaford was a successful author of fourteen books, but she was more than a writer. She was a social reformer who was an outspoken advocate for abolition and women’s suffrage and was also one of the first women ordained by the Universalist church

How Artistic Traditions and Natural Materials Combined to Form the Modern Book - Vimarsana News

How Artistic Traditions and Natural Materials Combined to Form the Modern Book

Artistry from the Middle East and raw goods traded through European ports both had a profound influence on the style of the modern bound book