‘Across Common Grounds’ exhibit at Bates confronts questions of cultural identity
Life & Culture
Durham painter Anne Buckwalter’s exhibit at the Farnsworth is both everyday and erotic
The artist visited 5 historic homesteads as part of her research for paintings that explore femininity and sexuality through domestic spaces.
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