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Here is a brief rundown of some coming entertainment options in Northeast Ohio. Make submissions for consideration via email to [email protected] or [email protected]. You ...

Kendelyn Kelley, Reid Kelley, Adelaide Bittle, and Quinley Bittle; and honorary brother Rodney Gilmore. He was preceded in death by his parents, one granddaughter Kavalyn Kelley, and one honorary ...

The long-running dispute over the fate of the artist Mary Miss’s Land art environment in Des Moines, Iowa, has been resolved after the artist and the Des Moines Art Center (DMAC) reached a ...

Poet and author Molly Peacock has spent eight years researching the life of Mary Hiester Reid, a 19th-century American painter who, at 31, married Canadian artist George Agnew Reid, a fellow student ...

The Des Moines Art Center in Iowa has reached a settlement with Mary Miss more than nine months after the groundbreaking land artist filed a lawsuit to stop the institution from demolishing an ...

STAUNTON — Staunton Augusta Art Center will be hosting "Retrospective," the highly anticipated first gallery exhibition of works by Mary Ann Vessey, a Staunton-based folk artist whose vivid and ...

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January 2024 photo of New York artist Mary Miss in her studio in Tribeca, New York. Miss' art installation, Greenwood Pond: Double Site at the Des Moines Art Center, is under threat of demolition.

The artist Mary Miss agreed to the settlement, ending a yearlong battle to save her work. The museum said her piece, which it had commissioned, had become a safety hazard. By Julia Halperin A ...

But the site's designer, well-known New York landscape artist Mary Miss, sued to stop the removal, saying that under her original contract the installation could not be dismantled without her consent.