In New Jersey artist's exhibit, dolls help spark conversations about culture and identity
New Jersey artist Kimberly Camp addresses culture and identity with dolls in her exhibit "Cross River: A Parallel Universe." ...
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Exploring Identity and Resilience in Marginalized Childhoods
Resilience in childhood, particularly among those at risk of social exclusion, operates as a vital mechanism that combines both individual traits and ...
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Spain’s Art Market On the Upswing: An Interview With ARCOmadrid Director Maribel López
It continues to grow, with people who worked at galleries opening their own spaces, as well as galleries from abroad opening ...
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South Jersey artist uses dolls to start conversations about Black identity and culture
Artist Kimberly Camp uses handmade dolls to address identity, culture and the African American experience through her exhibit at the Hunterdon Art Museum in Clinton, New Jersey.
Current cultural citizens: The importance of creating spaces in art galleries for young people
Galleries and art museums can be intimidating and alienating even for adults. Imagine it from a child's point of view. Stern ...
Idaho students invited to draw for school bus safety
The statewide competition, open to K-12 students, aims to promote safer school transportation through student artwork. The ...