by Angela Gu | 4 Jun 2020 | Art, Health and Wellness
We were students seeking solace from COVID-19. Then, with a burst of artistic creativity, an online ‘zine’ was born. “Breathing Space,” by Marianne Labrie “Breathing Space,” by Marianne Labrie “Breathing Space,” by Marianne Labrie During the...
by Isabella DeMarco | 2 Mar 2020 | Art, Indiana University, King's Academy, Podcasts, The Kids Are Alright, Youth Voices
In this episode of “The Kids Are Alright” podcast, American and Jordanian reporters examine how the art world is protecting culture and heritage. In this episode of the The Kids Are Alright podcast, American and Jordanian students learn more about what the...
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by News Decoder | 21 Feb 2017 | Africa, Art
By Hafawa Rebhi In the heart of the medina of Tunis, a small sign marks the spot. Painted in black on a wooden rectangle, the words “El Warcha” — “workshop” in Arabic — glimmer under the rays of a winter sun. I smell fresh wood...
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by News Decoder | 20 Sep 2016 | Art, Uncategorized
Many News-Decoder readers will recognize the hand of French artist Sandrine Courau in a batch of new sketches that she has just produced for us. That’s because Courau has been supporting our not-for-profit start-up since we launched last year and helping us make...
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by News Decoder | 19 Feb 2016 | Art, Europe
Greece’s economy has been in crisis for six years. Economic output has plummeted, unemployment has soared and large numbers of people have lost their savings and in some cases their homes. What effect has the crisis had on art? Katiniou Panagiota of Aristotle...
