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Dartmouth alumna Louise Erdrich ’76 gained the distinguished award this year for her novel LaRose, “the story of an accidental shooting—and the fraught tale of family and reparation that follows,” stories NPR. A project that created 1,500 photographs, taken by University of Canterbury student photographers over five years, has resulted in a brand new exhibition that captures and celebrates the extraordinary in the strange. An award-winning University of Canterbury music student might be joined on stage by his mentor and professor after they tour the nation with a new show over the following few weeks. Opening in Women’s Suffrage week, a particular exhibition titled ‘Margaret Stoddart, Garden Scene’ is highlighting the connection between Canterbury artist Margaret Stoddart and well-known suffragist Kate Sheppard.
People visiting the middle of Paris, France now are being handled to a very unusual sight. One of town’s most famous landmarks, the Arc de Triomphe, is completely wrapped up in silvery-blue fabric. The graduation class speaker displays on what it means for an artist to have access to a talented neighborhood, from The Brodsky Center papermaking studio at PAFA to greater Philadelphia. Congratulations to John Sulkowski ’21 and Stella Righetti ’23 who obtained Honorable Mention for their …
