
February Fun! Read this post for Visual Arts Events and Opportunities from Ashland Gallery Association + 3 artist opportunities to consider
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![]() February Fun! Read this post for Visual Arts Events and Opportunities from Ashland Gallery Association + 3 artist opportunities to consider Continue reading February Fun! Visual Arts Events and Opportunities ![]() Carolyn Goldwasser and Vivian Connolly Bandon Play Readers Claire McLaughlin Donna Roselius Victoria Tierney Edith Winters and Enda Paulsen Darcy Grahek Candace Kreitlow Reverend Robin Haruna Earla Daoust, Lani Reynolds At the close of Women’… Continue reading At the close of Women’s History Month 2012–images of… Carolyn Goldwasser and Vivian Connolly Bandon Play Readers Claire McLaughlin Donna Roselius Victoria Tierney Edith Winters and Enda Paulsen Darcy Grahek Candace Kreitlow Reverend Robin Haruna Earla Daoust, Lani Reynolds At the close of Women’… Continue reading At the close of Women’s History Month 2012–images of…
At the close of Women’s History Month 2012–images of a few of the women shaping history on the Southern Oregon Coast. These women engage the community through visual and performing arts, library programs, agriculture and natural resources development, spiritual wellness and more. All images by Geneva Miller. (Click for full size photos with captions.) Continue reading At the close of Women’s History Month 2012–images of… March 29, 2012 By Josephine Reed Sheila Jordan. Photo by Jimmy Bruch This week’s podcast is the perfect bridge between Women’s History Month and Jazz Appreciation Month: it’s a conversation with legendary singer and 2012 NEA Jazz Master Sheila Jordan. Jordan grew up with her grandparents in Pennsylvania’s coal-mining country. In high school, after she […] March 14, 2012 Edited by Paulette Beete Gwendolyn Brooks reads at the Miami Book Fair International, 1985. Photo via Miami Dade College archives on Wikipedia Commons “Does man love Art? Man visits Art, but squirms./ Art hurts. Art urges voyages—/ and it is easier to stay at home…” — Gwendolyn Brooks, from “The Chicago Picasso” […] |
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