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Art Review: Joseph Grigely's "In What Way Wham?" at Mass MoCA - Vimarsana News

Art Review: Joseph Grigely's "In What Way Wham?" at Mass MoCA

The artist lost his hearing at age 10. His exhibition “In What Way Wham?” explores a world of conversation made with the hands.

Subsidy removal: Why many students may leave schools — Stakeholders - Vimarsana News

Subsidy removal: Why many students may leave schools — Stakeholders

Stakeholders in the education sector have expressed worry over the fate of the education system in Nigeria. They are therefore calling for more scrutiny and intervention in the search for a sustainable policy toward achieving global best practices in the sector. They stated the stance when they converged for the monthly talk series of the…

5 things to do this weekend, including HONK! Festival and Indigenous Peoples Day at The Brattle - Vimarsana News

5 things to do this weekend, including HONK! Festival and Indigenous Peoples Day at The Brattle

Plus, "Natalie Jeremijenko: Tree Logic" at MASS MoCA and a Steely Dan cover band.

Source: wbur.org
At MASS MoCA, artist Joseph Grigley shares his experience of being deaf - Vimarsana News

At MASS MoCA, artist Joseph Grigley shares his experience of being deaf

The exhibit, titled "In What Way Wham?," marks the first time the museum has curated audio descriptions that enhance the artwork for both seeing visitors and those who are blind. Additionally, the museum has local members of the Deaf and hard of hearing community leading ASL tours.

Source: wbur.org
At MASS MoCA, artist Joseph Grigely shares his experience of being deaf - Vimarsana News

At MASS MoCA, artist Joseph Grigely shares his experience of being deaf

The exhibit, titled "In What Way Wham?," marks the first time the museum has curated audio descriptions that enhance the artwork for both seeing visitors and those who are blind. Additionally, the museum has local members of the Deaf and hard of hearing community leading ASL tours.

Source: wbur.org