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Tom Joyce Meshes Action, History in Series' First Installment (Sep 26, 2018)
Former Nazi Hunter Pens BETWEEN TWO WORLDS (Sep 1, 2015)
BWW Interviews: Poet Justin Karcher (Apr 4, 2015)
Tom Joyce Meshes Action, History in Series' First Installment (Sep 26, 2018)
Former Nazi Hunter Pens BETWEEN TWO WORLDS (Sep 1, 2015)
BWW Interviews: Poet Justin Karcher (Apr 4, 2015)
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Former Nazi Hunter Pens BETWEEN TWO WORLDS
According to the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, more than 450 World War II veterans die each day. As most of these men and women who served are now in their 90s, preserving the memory of the war is becoming even more critical.
According to the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, more than 450 World War II veterans die each day. As most of these men and women who served are now in their 90s, preserving the memory of the war is becoming even more critical.
BWW Interviews: Poet Justin Karcher
Actor, playwright and poet Justin Karcher spoke to BWW about Buffalo, New York's poetry scene.
Actor, playwright and poet Justin Karcher spoke to BWW about Buffalo, New York's poetry scene.
WHAT WOULD MRS. WEBB DO? On View Beginning Today at MAD
Featuring a range of objects created over the past 60 years, the exhibition What Would Mrs. Webb Do? A Founder's Vision celebrates Aileen Osborn Webb, who established the Museum of Arts and Design, then the Museum of Contemporary Crafts, in 1956. On view from today, September 23, 2014, through February 8, 2015, the exhibition explores how Webb, through her advocacy work at MAD and other leading institutions across the country and internationally, championed the skilled maker as integral to America's future.
Featuring a range of objects created over the past 60 years, the exhibition What Would Mrs. Webb Do? A Founder's Vision celebrates Aileen Osborn Webb, who established the Museum of Arts and Design, then the Museum of Contemporary Crafts, in 1956. On view from today, September 23, 2014, through February 8, 2015, the exhibition explores how Webb, through her advocacy work at MAD and other leading institutions across the country and internationally, championed the skilled maker as integral to America's future.
WHAT WOULD MRS. WEBB DO? On View Beginning 9/23 at MAD
Featuring a range of objects created over the past 60 years, the exhibition What Would Mrs. Webb Do? A Founder's Vision celebrates Aileen Osborn Webb, who established the Museum of Arts and Design, then the Museum of Contemporary Crafts, in 1956. On view from September 23, 2014, through February 8, 2015, the exhibition explores how Webb, through her advocacy work at MAD and other leading institutions across the country and internationally, championed the skilled maker as integral to America's future.
Featuring a range of objects created over the past 60 years, the exhibition What Would Mrs. Webb Do? A Founder's Vision celebrates Aileen Osborn Webb, who established the Museum of Arts and Design, then the Museum of Contemporary Crafts, in 1956. On view from September 23, 2014, through February 8, 2015, the exhibition explores how Webb, through her advocacy work at MAD and other leading institutions across the country and internationally, championed the skilled maker as integral to America's future.
United States Artists Gives $2.5 Million Directly to Artists
A groundbreaking assemblage artist from Los Angeles, a photographer of rural Appalachia, and a documentary filmmaker from Chicago are among the 52 outstanding artists to receive 50 USA Fellowships from United States Artists (USA), the national grant-making and advocacy organization, which today awarded them unrestricted grants of $50,000 each. Since 2006, the USA Fellows program has named a total of 317 Fellows from 42 states, providing a total of $15 million directly into the hands of America's finest artists.
A groundbreaking assemblage artist from Los Angeles, a photographer of rural Appalachia, and a documentary filmmaker from Chicago are among the 52 outstanding artists to receive 50 USA Fellowships from United States Artists (USA), the national grant-making and advocacy organization, which today awarded them unrestricted grants of $50,000 each. Since 2006, the USA Fellows program has named a total of 317 Fellows from 42 states, providing a total of $15 million directly into the hands of America's finest artists.
Photo Flash: Drury Lane Oakbrook Presents THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE
Drury Lane Oakbrook, 100 Drury Lane, Oakbrook Terrace, IL, presents the winner of 2002's 'Best Musical' Tony Award THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE, directed by Artistic Director William Osetek. THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE previews October 22, opens October 29 and runs through December 20. Holly Ann Butler will star as 'Millie', who recently finished the first National Tour of JERSEY BOYS as 'Lorraine'.
Drury Lane Oakbrook, 100 Drury Lane, Oakbrook Terrace, IL, presents the winner of 2002's 'Best Musical' Tony Award THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE, directed by Artistic Director William Osetek. THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE previews October 22, opens October 29 and runs through December 20. Holly Ann Butler will star as 'Millie', who recently finished the first National Tour of JERSEY BOYS as 'Lorraine'.
Photo Coverage: DruidSynge Party for Druid Theatre Company
In celebration of the John Millington Synge festival DruidSynge, a party was thrown at the Irish Consulate for the Druid Theatre Company
In celebration of the John Millington Synge festival DruidSynge, a party was thrown at the Irish Consulate for the Druid Theatre Company
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