Water is a main protagonist of all human mythologies, a metaphor for life itself – and at the same time subject of countless, very concrete and rapidly growing conflicts. The
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Join the Wilson Center for Science and Justice for a discussion of the wide-ranging impacts of the criminal legal system on individuals and communities. Students, attorneys, and advocates will be
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Join artist Sherrill Roland and curator Pedro Lasch on January 8, 12pm for the last public event of their Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University exhibition “Processing Systems: Numbers
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Asheville Strong: Celebrating Art and Community After Hurricane Helene Call for Art from the Asheville Art Museum Update: Due to the extraordinary response for Asheville Strong: Celebrating Art and Community
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Join us for the annual Signature Artist Lecture this spring, celebrating the exhibition Cannupa Hanska Luger: Speechless. Luger’s work broadly engages with issues of agency, consumerism, futurity, and Indigeneity. The exhibition
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