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Arts Journal Blog- Top Posts From AJBlogs 07.20.17 July 21, 2017The Fable of One Turtle and Four Humans: A Story of Community How did the turtle cross the road? The answer according to Greg Milo: thanks to a cardboard box and a community. ... read more AJBlog: Field Notes Published 2017-07-20 Growing Together Laura Gisler shares a beautiful meditation on what community means to her through these […]ArtsJournal1
- Top Posts From AJBlogs 07.19.17 July 20, 2017The World Is Your Classroom (Or Gym) Naomi Even-Aberle introduces us to her community: her gym. She shares how impactful it can be to take part in the successes, failures, and challenges of her students and peers as well as ... read more AJBlog: Field Notes Published 2017-07-19 Part of Something Bigger Jaclyn Roessel reflects on the […]ArtsJournal1
- Top Posts From AJBlogs 07.18.17 July 19, 2017One Jupiter Jupiter, Florida in northern Palm Beach County is home to a very large population of Guatemalan immigrants. In April 2015, Onesimo Lopez-Ramos, an 18-year-old member of that community, was murdered outside his home by ... read more AJBlog: Engaging Matters Published 2017-07-18 A Real Community Will Stretch You What are the qualities of a rubber b […]ArtsJournal1
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- Spanish painter Salvador Dali exhumed to test if fortune teller is his daughterForensics experts exhumed Salvador Dali's remains from a tomb in his Spanish hometown on Thursday, nearly three decades after his death, in order to test a fortune teller's claims that she is the only daughter of the surrealist. Working behind closed doors, they removed a slab weighing more than a tonne which covers the tomb of the artist at the Da […]
- Claim that Israeli student stole from Auschwitz stirs controversyControversy has erupted after an Israeli art student reportedly claimed to have stolen items from the Auschwitz death camp for an exhibit, but her school said Thursday the claim was false. The school said the student, whose grandparents survived the Holocaust, had in fact taken items from outside the site in Poland, not the camp itself, which is now a memori […]
- Spanish police recover 3 stolen Francis Bacon paintingsSpanish police have recovered three of five paintings by British artist Francis Bacon that were stolen from a Madrid apartment in 2015, they said Thursday. "I can confirm that three paintings have been recovered," a police spokeswoman said. She said she could not give more details because of the ongoing investigation to find the remaining two artwo […]
- Neil Armstrong moon bag sells for $1.8mn in New YorkA bag Neil Armstrong used to collect the first ever samples of the moon -- which was once nearly thrown out with the trash -- sold at auction Thursday for $1.8 million, Sotheby's said. The outer decontamination bag, which was flown to the moon on Apollo 11 and still carries traces of moon dust and small rock, was sold on the 48th anniversary of the firs […]
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