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- 1Windspeaker explores a longer visual history of Indigenous art●“When I started to work on this, I began to discover there was a longer visual history than most people realize.” # Indi
A Windspeaker feature traces a visual history of Indigenous art and experience in Canada that the author says is far longer than most people realize. The piece, tagged around Truth and Reconciliation, residential schools and Indigenous history, invites readers to reconsider how deeply rooted these visual traditions and records are.
- 2New California law clarifies K-12 arts funding rules●Some California schools were confused about K-12 arts funding. A new law adds clarity
California has passed a new law intended to clear up confusion among school districts about how K-12 arts education funding under Proposition 28 should be used and reported. The measure adds clarity after many schools were uncertain about spending requirements, and it could shape how districts budget for music, visual arts and other arts programs statewide.
- 3New Book Celebrates Golden Era of Point-and-Click Adventure Games●The Art of Point-And-click Adventure Games Lovers of old-school gaming will appreciate this sumptuous celebration of all
Bitmap Books has released "The Art of Point-and-Click Adventure Games," a visually rich tribute to classic adventure gaming. The book gathers artwork from the genre's golden era, aiming at fans of old-school titles like those from LucasArts and Sierra. Retro gaming enthusiasts are sharing news of the release and praising its lavish presentation.
- 4SVA opens ContinuEd Project Space show by Stephanie McGovern▼ContinuEd Project Space: Stephanie McGovern
The School of Visual Arts in New York is presenting an exhibition by Stephanie McGovern at its ContinuEd Project Space, a venue tied to the school's continuing education program. The show highlights work connected to SVA's adult and continuing-education community, giving students and alumni a public platform. Details about the artworks and exhibition dates have not been widely reported.