Dozens of leaders, including former Labor politicians, are calling on the federal environment minister to stop the proposed extension of a
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Diabou Hubbard, a third-year student in Alfred University’s School of Art and Design, New York State College of Ceramics, has been awarded the spring 2024 Jerome Ackerman Internship at the Alfred Ceramic Art Museum.
As an art student, Hubbard’s focus has been on painting and fiber-related artwork, and he brought an interest in African traditionalism and modernity to his work, acknowledging a deep interest in the cultural diversity of the African continent and specifically his Senegalese cultural heritage.
Hubbard’s curiosity about the Museum began in a history of Asian Ceramic Art class taught by Megan Jones, Alfred University Associate Professor
A new art initiative aimed at highlighting health inequalities will feature 100 women who have faced early life challenges, such as cancer.
Mortal and Strong was founded last year by Dr Liz Murray from Norwich.
She has now started to create an art exhibition to share stories of women living with illnesses.
The art project will be focused on women’s health because when Dr Murray had her own problems, she found “hope” in support groups.
It will feature stories of women with incurable breast cancer, lupus, endometriosis, baby loss, postnatal depression, fertility, cancer alongside other health challenges.
The founder is