Exhibit

Left: Unidentified artist, Shawl, Ethiopia, 20th century, cotton, 110.49 x 195.58 cm (43.5 x 77 in.). Salem, The Peabody Essex Museum, Gift of Charles R. and Elizabeth C. Langmuir, after 1973, acc. no. E68695. Right: Aïda Muluneh, Part Three (from the 99 series), 2013. Photograph printed on Hahnemuehle Photo Rag, Bright White, 40⅜ x 39⅜ in
Ethiopia at the Crossroads: An Exhibit of Resilience
Africa sits as the world’s second-largest continent and holds an intriguing and extraordinary history. Among its 54 distinctive countries, the genesis of developed humanity in Ethiopia rests.…
Aerial view of St Stephen's Green in the centre of Dublin, 2015
The Return of The Portal, Connecting New York And Dublin
Last Monday saw the return of The Portal, a large live-streaming video installation that connects New York City to Dublin.
C.M. Russell Museum: O.C. Seltzer's West
In 1892 at the age of 14, Olaf Carl (O.C.) Seltzer (1877–1957) emigrated with his mother from Scandinavia to Giant Springs, Montana near Great Falls. It was a new world for the young Dane who,…