Urbanite Baltimore/David Dudley, April 9, 2009

Villains or heroes? If you talk about the redevelopment juggernaut that is East Baltimore Development Inc. (EBDI), you’d better choose a side. The nonprofit partnership, founded in 2003, is either boldly re-inventing the desperately blighted East Side with a massive $1.8 billion facelift or cavalierly bulldozing the historic fabric of a low-income community in the name of business-friendly poor-people removal.

The Daily Targum/ Dan Bracaglia, April 9, 2009

To 30-year-old Slovakia native Peter Krsko, art and science are virtually the same thing. "I did science for a while and now I am more interested in art, you know it really doesn’t make sense to me to separate the two. It seems to me that [art and science] are just really differences in the language."

KITV.COM/ April 8, 2009

HONOLULU -- A side effect of the city's rail transit project will cost more than $2 million in city funds for art because of a requirement to set aside 1 percent of construction funds for visual art, like paintings.

Partners for Livable Communities/ April 7, 2009

Throughout its thirty years of existence, Partners' awards programs have helped define its role in America as the premier livability resource and have selected projects and people as famous as United States' presidents or as humble as a small town newspaper editor to recognize them for their significant contributions in making the world a better place for all people.

Bay City News/ April 5, 2009

When you think of art and culture in San Francisco, "alleyway" may not be the first word that pops into your head.