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What to do this weekend: Long Beach Opera's 'The Horse' - Vimarsana News

What to do this weekend: Long Beach Opera's 'The Horse'

Long Beach Opera's new dance opera 'The Horse' explores the balance of body and spirit. Join the journey along with other SoCal ventures this weekend.

The Moniker Foundation supports artists in the New Contemporary and Urban art movements - Vimarsana News

The Moniker Foundation supports artists in the New Contemporary and Urban art movements

Over the last decade, a href= https://www.monikerartfair.com/ target= _blank The Moniker Art Fair /a has developed a well-regarded reputation with

New exhibition at Rowan University Art Gallery explores the complexities attributed to gardens and cultivated spaces - Vimarsana News

New exhibition at Rowan University Art Gallery explores the complexities attributed to gardens and cultivated spaces

a href= https://sites.rowan.edu/artgallery/ target= _blank Rowan University Art Gallery /a is presenting Cultivated Space, a new group exhibition

Juxtapoz Magazine - Protect What You Love: An Interview with Antonio Segura aka DULK - Vimarsana News

Juxtapoz Magazine - Protect What You Love: An Interview with Antonio Segura aka DULK

The movement of Surrealism aimed to revolutionize the human experience by balancing the rational vision of life, with the irrational world of dreams a...

Juxtapoz Magazine - Ken Nwadiogbu: UBUNTU @ Thinkspace Projects, Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Juxtapoz Magazine - Ken Nwadiogbu: UBUNTU @ Thinkspace Projects, Los Angeles

Ken Nwadiogbu: UBUNTU @ Thinkspace Projects, Los Angeles Thinkspace Projects // March 06, 2021 - March 27, 2021 March 04, 2021 | in Painting “My love for drawing faces of everyday people through ripped paper was born from a need to identify Africans in major global contexts,” Ken Nwadiogbu says on the eve of his new solo show, UBUNTU, at Thinkspace in Los Angeles. “There’ll always be a need to understand and represent people in a different way. This becomes our way of discovering and revealing who we truly are.” In a truly seminal era for young painters from the African continent, ...