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Publishing date: Feb 12, 2021 • February 12, 2021 • 2 minute read • If you re into Ukrainian patterns and textiles, is there ever a show for you! Photo by supplied
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Threads That Connect: Postponed last May, this celebration is inspired by a legacy of intricate Ukrainian embroidery and weaving created by artisans from Ukraine and its associated diaspora.
The exhibit pays particular attention to fashion and performance costuming and the role they play in preserving folk art and helping maintain Ukrainian identity during global strife and the challenges of immigration and relocation. You can visit the textile exhibit in person starting Tuesday at Alberta Council for Ukrainian Arts, exploring the fibres that have created a global networ
art merges into a male only and. it s a with my daughter and artist mark dear. byron martin and idea out there this is a technique that s not very well known here in germany i want to turn it over to a man here and it really takes the viewers by surprise and does the series was the heart of the art that the walk around the objects to experience them fully underscored for all of the images it s a big guy from france for me as an artist that s great to see the information is considered an all. been used to work with brushes and paints in twenty seventeen he discovered the three d. pad and fell head over heels in love with us. here at his daughter in studio and he experiments with the technique almost daily creating offbeat sometimes spectacular works of us. as a snarky complet it s a totally different way to work than painting in painting i m dealing with
we begin this hour with president obama s very public attempt to pressure congress into putting off billions of dollars in automatic spending cuts, cuts he fears will wreck the u.s. economic recovery. basically he wants lawmakers to kick the can down the road one more time. let s go to our white house correspondent dan lothian. dan is joining us. dan, the president made a little bit of a surprise appearance over in the white house briefing room. reporter: that s right. very surprising because the president in the past has criticized these short-term deals saying that this is not what the american people sent their elected officials to washington to do. you have this march 1st deadline quickly approaching. while congress is trying to work on a bigger budget, 1 pine point $2 trillion package, the president says they need more time in order to continue tipping away at the problem. the big concern is that everyone believes that the economy is moving in the right direction. the
suspect, 65-year-old jimmy lee dykes who had been allegedly holding this boy in his backyard bunker all this time, that the suspect in the case is dead. kimberly, all of this began last tuesday afternoon. the boy was riding home on a school bus in this neighborhood, in this area where i am when a gunman boarded the bus, the bus driver positioned himself between the gunman and the children. the gunman opened fire fatally wounding mr. poland and one of the children was taken hostage. that child being that 5-year-old brought to a backyard bunker in the backyard of this suspect jimmy lee dykes, a 65-year-old who neighbors describe as very territorial someone who would become violent if neighbors or even a dog would venture anywhere close to his property. neighbors saying he harbored very strong anti government views. through out the standoff that ensued authorities kept a long line of communication with the suspect 24-hours a day through a pvc pipe that was providing ventilatio