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Student Opinion: What Matters in the Art World

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|Date: October 17, 2022
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Student Opinion: What Matters in the Art World

By Ariana Ceballos Andy Warhol, the popular pop artist known for his famous print of the Campbell Soup Ca ...

By Ariana Ceballos Andy Warhol, the popular pop artist known for his famous print of the Campbell Soup Can, has entered the media spotlight once again––this time in a Supreme Court case. The case is b ...

October 17, 2022
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Former ‘Lifer” Becomes 1st ‘Artist in Residence’ for Philly District Attorney’s Office

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|Date: October 12, 2020
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Former ‘Lifer” Becomes 1st ‘Artist in Residence’ for Philly District Attorney’s Office

By Susana Jurado PHILADELPHIA – The District Attorney’s Office officially appointed its first ever “Artis ...

By Susana Jurado PHILADELPHIA – The District Attorney’s Office officially appointed its first ever “Artist in Residence,” James “Yaya” Hough, and created its first ever virtual panel art discussion on ...

October 12, 2020
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Incarcerated Artist Chronicles Life in San Quentin Prison During Pandemic

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|Date: August 30, 2020
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Incarcerated Artist Chronicles Life in San Quentin Prison During Pandemic

By Julietta Bisharyan SAN QUENTIN –– For the past 21 years, Orlando Smith has sat in his prison cell, fil ...

By Julietta Bisharyan SAN QUENTIN –– For the past 21 years, Orlando Smith has sat in his prison cell, filling his 250-year-long sentence with art as an illustrative journalist and comic book artist. T ...

August 30, 2020
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The Price We Pay for Art: Will Third Space Art Collective Survive the Entropy of Our Affluent Community?

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|Date: March 24, 2017
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The Price We Pay for Art: Will Third Space Art Collective Survive the Entropy of Our Affluent Community?

By Denise Dempsey Davis, California, is known as a relatively affluent enclave in the region, one very su ...

By Denise Dempsey Davis, California, is known as a relatively affluent enclave in the region, one very supportive of the arts – as evidenced through numerous installations of public art, dynamic galle ...

March 24, 2017
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Subcommittee Lays Out Development Criteria, Possible Path to Nov 2024

A Message of Inclusion and Belonging

Guest Commentary: NYPD Unit under Scrutiny, Is It Lashing Out in Response?

VANGUARD INCARCERATED PRESS: Ruinous to the Root

Los Angeles Secretive ‘Deputy Gangs’ Focus of Civil Trial, Provides Insight into Tattooed Law Enforcement Members

Illegal Book Bans: Governor Newsom, Attorney General Bonta, State Superintendent Thurmond Warn Against Book Bans Statewide

Crime Journalists Provided ‘Youth Justice’ Insight in Columbia University Webinar

A Discussion on Hate – Attacks on the LGBTQ+ Community in Davis

Guest Commentary: Densifying Davis – A Four-Part Strategy

Letter: Legislators Call for Permanent Place in the State Budget for Homelessness Programs and Affordable Housing

Student Opinion: What Matters in the Art World

Student Opinion: What Matters in the Art World

Former ‘Lifer” Becomes 1st ‘Artist in Residence’ for Philly District Attorney’s Office

Former ‘Lifer” Becomes 1st ‘Artist in Residence’ for Philly District Attorney’s Office

Incarcerated Artist Chronicles Life in San Quentin Prison During Pandemic

Incarcerated Artist Chronicles Life in San Quentin Prison During Pandemic

The Price We Pay for Art: Will Third Space Art Collective Survive the Entropy of Our Affluent Community?

The Price We Pay for Art: Will Third Space Art Collective Survive the Entropy of Our Affluent Community?

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