The Precise Art Of Framing
Joe Satran On a recent afternoon at Julius Lowy Frame and Restoration Co., a three-by-four frame sat on a work table, shining with freshly-applied gold leaf. The craftsmen at Lowy, …
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Joe Satran On a recent afternoon at Julius Lowy Frame and Restoration Co., a three-by-four frame sat on a work table, shining with freshly-applied gold leaf. The craftsmen at Lowy, …
Southwest Michigan Second Wave | By Zinta Aistars This article originally appeared in Southwest Michigan Second Wave. A kid who would give up recess to make time for another lesson? …
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By JENNY BARCHFIELD RIO DE JANEIRO — Many Brazilians cast their country as racial democracy where people of different groups long have intermarried, resulting in a large mixed-race population. But …
In their latest special exhibition, the Chicago History Museum is paying homage to the Ebony Fashion Fair. The traveling show began in 1958 and, thanks to the leadership of its …
The CEO of Channing Capital Management has great taste—and a sense of humor about his “impractical” Gold Coast gear. By Heiji Choy Black Eric McKissack, 59, is known for his …
Continue reading “A Maserati, a Saarinen Chair, and a Navy Tuxedo: 10 Things Eric McKissack Loves”
HuffPost Arts&Culture is celebrating Women’s History Monthwith the help of our favorite artists — female artists, of course. Every day of March we’re rolling out a new key player …
In production now for distribution in March 2013: a special issue on connections between visual art, mass media, popular culture and digital technologies. The contemporary pop art genre is heavily influenced …
Distance and Desire: Encounters with the African Archive Part III: Poetics and Politics March 22 – May 18, 2013 Opening Reception: Thursday, March 21, from 6pm-8pm THE WALTHER COLLECTION …
Merton D. Simpson, Painter, Collector and Dealer in African Art, Dies at 84 Text | Bruce Weber Published | New York Times, March 14, 2013 Merton D. Simpson, an artist …
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The Huffington Post | By Dominique Mosbergen The 2016 election may still be several years away, but some democrats are already getting excited about a political match that they say …
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The Huffington Post | By Rebecca Adams Michelle Obama’s Vogue cover is finally here! After weeks of speculating (and speculating), the first lady’s second cover for the fashion glossy has …
Continue reading “Michelle Obama’s Vogue Cover For April Exceeded Our Expectations”
Forty eight years ago, the Edmund Pettus Bridge was the site of a horrific attack on some 600 civil rights demonstrators, traveling from Selma to Montgomery. When the then Alabama …
Continue reading “Edmund Pettus Bridge, ‘Bloody Sunday’ Site, Declared A Historic Landmark (Video)”
By MAURICE BERGER Inside a beauty parlor in a small Florida town, Carrie is having her hair done. She is oblivious to the commotion around her. Peering intently into a …
African American art is a constant feature in the cultural scene of Prince George’s County. Currently there are three diverse survey exhibitions of African American art in the county …
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By JEFF KAROUB and MIKE HOUSEHOLDER DETROIT — For Berry Gordy, conquering Broadway is the next – and by his own admission, last – major milestone of a magical, musical …
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