Wakinyan Chief has joined the Cheyenne River Youth Project as full-time artistic director. In this role, Chief is responsible for overseeing programming at the non-profit community development organization’s Waniyetu Wowapi (Winter Count) Art Park and Institute. According to General Manager Julie Garreau, the timing was perfect for Chief to joinRead More →
King Boston dedicated the Embrace Memorial, honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his wife Coretta Scott King, on April 27 in a ceremony at the Parkman Bandstand on Boston Common. Imari Paris Jeffries, executive director of King Boston, was joined by colleagues from King Boston, as well as Boston’sRead More →
Last update: July 28, 2021 Written by Susan Gilbert Find out what’s happening in Arlingtonwith free real-time Patch updates. UPDATE, July 28: Arlington’s culinary options continue to expand. On July 19, the Select Board unanimously approved two additional food suppliers: Ginger Exchange Express/Master Pies Are you hesitating between ordering aRead More →
UPDATE, July 28: Arlington’s culinary options continue to expand. On July 19, the select committee unanimously approved two other food suppliers: Ginger Exchange Express / Master Pies Can’t decide between ordering take out pizza and Asian food? Now you can do both from one place. Ginger Exchange Express / MasterRead More →
Ever since Jimmy LeFlore started posting images of his artwork on Instagram, his friend Jesus Toro Martinez has been pestering him to show them off. Martinez, who runs Lone Star Art Space, said LeFlore, public art manager for the city’s Public Art San Antonio program, fits perfectly into the gallery’sRead More →
Lancaster has a new public art officer who should be familiar to many in the city’s art community. Heidi Leitzke is an artist and recently served as Adjunct Professor and Gallery Director at the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design. “I’m so grateful to live in a city that valuesRead More →
It’s easy to dismiss the two glowing balls installed at the newly opened Fault Line Park in the East Village as just another silly or simplistic public art project from the city of San Diego. But Christine Jones, the Arts and Culture Commission’s new public art program manager, argues forcefullyRead More →