As Skirvin’s artist-in-residence, Raglin joins past honorees Romy Owens, Arsenio Corbishley, Kerri Shadid, Gayle Curry and Mike Wimmer.
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Current Studio plans to permanently close at the conclusion of Factory Obscura’s popular Shift installation
Current Studio plans to permanently close at the conclusion of Factory Obscura’s popular Shift installation.
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OCU welcomes the Symbiotic collaborative art series to Hulsey Gallery
The exhibit runs at OCU through March 9.
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Current Studio joins the Nasty Women movement to give artists a platform.
The exhibit is part of an international series of art shows.
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Current Studio presents a new exhibit with three connected parts
Participating artists include Sarah Engel-Barnett, Suzanne Thomas, Erin Latham, Kelly Rogers, Lauren Zuniga, Holey Kids and Beau Sparks.
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Local coffee company releases artist series
Artist Romy Owens and members of the band Miss Brown to You are the first to pair with Leap Coffee Roasters.
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Current Studio’s Utopia exhibit explores the concept of a perfect society
“Can utopia ultimately be achieved, or is utopia found in small moments within our everyday lives? Can utopia exist without dystopia?” she asked.
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Chicken-Fried News: Arty argument
Sen. Bill Brown joined in the comment section on an anti-Trump Facebook post and found himself in a sticky situation.
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“We continue to perpetuate this idea that we’re outnumbered,” Owens said. “We keep saying, ‘My vote doesn’t matter.’ It’s just that the red [Republican] people are louder.”
“We continue to perpetuate this idea that we’re outnumbered,” Owens said. “We keep saying, ‘My vote doesn’t matter.’ It’s just that the red [Republican] people are louder.”
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“My husband doesn’t understand the relationship,” she said. “But she’s free. She can come and go as she likes. I respect her.”
“My husband doesn’t understand the relationship,” she said. “But she’s free. She can come and go as she likes. I respect her.”