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How ironic, if there is any space left for Irony anymore, that as 11 non-conclusive votes have been taken for Speaker of the House, that perhaps, though by no means assured, there might finally be a resolution on the 2nd anniversary of the Attack on the Capitol. Irony?
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They say nothing happens in Texas politics, till it does. Till you piss off the Texas Women! And now we are ready to fight! #Nothingchanges
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FRONT Triennial opens July 14-16 with regionwide art exhibits promoting a healing vision amid culture wars cleveland.com/news/2022/07/f… @FrontTriennial @fredbidwell
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Students learn art conservation by restoring Berea Midpark High School’s “Tree of Knowledge’’ sculpture cleveland.com/news/2022/05/s…
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.@FrontTriennial engages globally renowned artist Julie Mehretu to paint a mural on Cleveland Public Square’s biggest, blank wall cleveland.com/news/2022/03/f… @fredbidwell @LAND_Gp @ClevelandArt @DowntownCLE @CLEcityplanning @jopanese @lilliankuri
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Cuyahoga County releases finished report, interactive site, on new lakefront public access plan cleveland.com/news/2022/03/c… @countyplanning @NOACA_MPO @clevemetroparks
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Cleveland mourns the loss of John W. Carlson, prolific and accomplished artist, dear friend clevescene.com/scene-and-hea…
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Live today, the WaPo Mag (in print Sunday) portfolio on top Govt talent "Forced Out" of the administration: washingtonpost.com/magazine/… Thanks to JeffSmith/Contact for making this happen.
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Dexter Davis, a Cleveland artist all too familiar with violence, survives road-rage shooting cleveland.com/news/2020/08/d…
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My response to the new "Photo Bill of Rights" of which NPPA is signatory: sent to the officers of NPPA, and you, the photographic public. blog.photoshelter.com/2020/0…
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OPEN NOW, FREE: Discover the pioneering early photographs of Gordon Parks, who chronicled life in the 20th century in “Gordon Parks: The New Tide, Early Work 1940–1950.” More info at clevelandart.org.







