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This partnership, involving a private donor, brought together the Uillinn West Cork Arts Center and Ireland's Great Hunger ...

Jane Callister’s project, which she began two years ago with a Faculty Research Grant, dives into film history and blends it ...

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An ancient word is inspiring fresh creativity, and a diverse display of Mexican-American culture, at an art exhibit in northern Colorado.

This fall, the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. is bedecked with pastels, broad brushstrokes and light –– the ...

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