Don Wilkinson is an Author at The New Herald News LLC. He specializes in themes related to arts and entertainment, with a focus on art dealing, fine art, urban art, street art, and cultural movements. Don's work has been featured in The New Herald News LLC., DARTMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION INC, The New Bedford Light, and Kodiak Daily Mirror.
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Before delving too deeply into the specific artworks in ”Resistance: Cultural and Political Narratives in Mexican Art,” a thrillingly engaging
“Curious Figure 3,” “Ash,” and UMD’s Thesis Exhibition are memorable and unique shows worth seeing.
By: Don Wilkinson
There is a palpable sense of genuine camaraderie and mutual respect among the master of fine arts students, despite their diverse ages, backgrounds, and philosophies.
So, a painter, a filmmaker, a mixed media artist, a ceramicist, a writer and a photographer get on a plane to the Azores, spend 10 days there, and
By: Don Wilkinson
An exhibition featuring artists aged 78 to 84 started out as something entirely different.
