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Windgate Foundation Gives $6.4M Grant to A-State - Vimarsana News

Windgate Foundation Gives $6.4M Grant to A-State

Send The Windgate Foundation awards a $6.4 million grant to Arkansas State University in Jonesboro for arts education and scholarships. Want the Full Article? Readers must pay to access articles older than 15 days. Articles newer than 15 days are not included in this offer. Purchase Now

UA Little Rock Hosts "Sompasauna" exhibit by alumni Dylan Yarbrough - Vimarsana News

UA Little Rock Hosts "Sompasauna" exhibit by alumni Dylan Yarbrough

News No Comments The University of Arkansas at Little Rock will host a photography exhibit by alumni Dylan Yarbrough that documents the gatherings around a public sauna in Finland. The exhibit, “Sompasauna,” will be on display from Feb. 22 to March 19 in the Focus Gallery at the Windgate Center of Art and Design at UA Little Rock. This ongoing photography project documents the community that gathers around a public sauna in Helsinki, Finland. The communal bathing space, known as Sompasauna, has been nestled between the urban wasteland of a former harbor and the Baltic Sea since 2011.  â...

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UA Little Rock hosts 'Calling Home' exhibit by alumni artist Diane Harper - Vimarsana News

UA Little Rock hosts 'Calling Home' exhibit by alumni artist Diane Harper

News No Comments The University of Arkansas at Little Rock is hosting an exhibit by alumni artist Diane Page Harper until Feb. 19.  The exhibit, “Calling Home,” is a collection of mixed media collages that explore ideas of weighted memories and the emotional imprint of cultural and personal history. “I long for connection to the past, to the military communities and family that raised me,” Harper said. “What most see as cultural detritus from the 1960s and 70s, I see as potential anchors to the images I’m building of my memories. Those anchors, combined with an extensive archive...

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