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Today In The Culture, Tuesday, November 28, 2023: KJM Printmaking | Chicago Film Archives Streaming Midwest Work | TimeLine Adds Managing Director
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Meet Our World-Class Faculty: Heidi Hogden
A conversation with Associate Professor of Art Heidi Hogden.
Letters to the Editor (3): Tuesday, November 28, 2023
City doesn’t need new hires
A funny thing happened on the way to med school…
The University of Manitoba’s 100th Rhodes Scholar, the first of his kind with a visual arts degree, stumbled into a creative career that has earned him one of the world’s
U of I to Host Annual Print and Ceramics Sale Dec. 2
MOSCOW, Idaho — Nov. 28, 2023 — The University of Idaho Art and Design Program will hold its ninth annual print and ceramics sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 2, at the Ridenbaugh Gallery on campus in Moscow. At the sale, held in association with the Visual Arts Community and Vandal Printmakers’ Guild, original […]
Carleton College announces faculty development grants for 2024–25
Faculty development grants are split into three categories: term-long fellowship awards, targeted opportunity awards, and small grants.
Inside the visionary world of William Blake
The Getty presents major William Blake exhibition
An abundance of traditional and new ways to capitalize on this year’s Gallery Walk
More than 50 events scheduled Friday afternoon and evening from downtown to Douglas.
Public Mulls Mystery Grocery Store Tenant in Emeryville
It looks like an Amazon Fresh, it acts like an Amazon Fresh, but no one is copping to it being an Amazon Fresh. Despite the signs pointing to Emeryville’s Bay Street mall’s anchor grocery store being an Amazon Fresh grocery store, both the developer, CenterCal Properties, and Emeryville Mayor John Bauters have denied Amazon’s involvement, […]
SF Building Owner Says Banks Won’t Return Calls to Refinance $2.5M Loan
A building owner in San Francisco is trying to hang on, despite owing millions of dollars on a mortgage due early next year and what he says is a deteriorating neighborhood that has gotten only worse since the pandemic. Mark Sackett, owner of a South of Market building housing the Box SF — a printmaker, […]
