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Masterpiece on UA Campus

By • Sep 21, 2016

The New York Times called Simon Dinnerstein's Fulbright Triptych a masterpiece.  It is on extended exhibition in Waterman Hall on the University of Arkansas campus, and this week Simon is here to talk about the work.

MUSIC: "Impromptus, Op. 90" Simone Dinnerstein

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Inventing (and Exlporing) Fuller

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This is a Magical Space

By Christina Karnatz • Feb 3, 2016

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Filming Wildlife from the Lakes of Bella Vista

By Christina Karnatz • Dec 10, 2015
Courtesy, Dustie Meads

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New Mural Unveiled in Springdale

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