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Jessica Stoller’s Feminist Ceramics Embody the Agony and Ecstasy of Aging
Jessica Stoller recently opened "Split" her third solo exhibition with P.P.O.W. in New York, featuring mind-bending new ...
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Lagniappe | Remembering a once-in-a-lifetime kind of friend
"Whenever I have a really tough, demanding job to do, whether it’s at work or building something at home, I always think of ...
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Turns Out, Churchill’s Prized Painting of the Duke of Marlborough Was Misdated by 100 Years
An intense conservation and restoration of a portrait of the Duke of Marlborough given to Winston Churchill reveals ...
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First-of-its-kind tactile exhibit at Lincoln museum makes art more accessible
The Great Plains Art Museum on Friday unveiled its first-ever tactile exhibit for people who are blind or have limited vision.
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Tatum scores 40, Celtics beat Lakers 111-101 after James leaves late with groin injury
BOSTON (AP) — Jayson Tatum had 40 points, 12 rebounds, and eight assists, and the Boston Celtics held off a late rally to ...
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Brad Marchand plays for the Florida Panthers. It’s a move that the Panthers never saw coming
Aleksander Barkov looked across the Florida Panthers' locker room on Saturday morning and noticed a new addition.
Named for a poet, this is where KC’s first public school kindergarten got its start
So the school district, which started modestly in 1867, began playing catch up. Interestingly, many of the elementary schools built here from 1886-1891 were named for poets, including John Greenleaf ...