The Nevada County Arts Council has chosen the artists who will participate in their Art in Storefronts initiative, and plans on a mid-September installation of the art.
According to Ruth Chase, Arts Council artist in residence and the project coordinator for Art in Storefronts, the council received 53 submissions for consideration. It put out a call to artists in early August.
The chosen artists were named in a press release last week. Seven of these submitted individually: Nancy Mintz, David King, Judith Lowry, Pamela Hodges, Tahiti Perhson, Shelby Via and Al Martinez. Three were submitted by pairs or a group: Amanda Ganong and Julia Rose; April Durham and Bryan Gorrie; and the Community Asian Theatre of the Sierra.
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After Unrest, Small Businesses Wrestle With Plywood Storefronts - WSJ
Every morning when he unlocks the door to his New York City wine shop, the brown plywood covering one of its windows reminds Shermon Peters of the night nearly three months ago when looters smashed the glass and stole an expensive bottle of cognac.
"It reminds me, 'Oh, someone looted me,' " said Mr. Peters, 48 years old, who has owned Rosetta Wines in Manhattan's Financial District since 2010. "I have to think about this struggle to get it fixed. And on top of that, business is down."
Pita Dream in Armory Square: Halal street food gets a downtown storefront (Dining In Review) -
Syracuse, N.Y. — Few restaurants in recent memory have created as much social media buzz as Pita Dream in Armory Square. Photos of the restaurant's Dream Fries and other menu items appear on the Where Syracuse Eats Facebook group on a near daily basis.
The flurry of activity around the month-old restaurant on Walton Street extends beyond a smartphone screen. A few weeks ago while reviewing another Armory Square restaurant , we watched a steady stream of foot traffic enter and exit the small restaurant, carrying plates of food to streetside tables and bagged takeout to their cars.
Copperas Cove alum transitions business from food truck to restaurant storefront | Copperas Cove
There is something new in the Cove Terrace Shopping Center, with Something In Between's transition from food truck to restaurant.
Copperas Cove native Kyle Kinder first opened Something In Between as a food truck in October 2019, serving sandwiches, hot dogs and even breakfast items.
He then closed the truck down months later and began the transition to a restaurant, located next to Underground Games in the Cove Terrace Shopping Center.
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Korean fried chicken food truck, Anju, is getting a storefront in St. Pete
Photo via Anju/Facebook For the past six years, the Anju food truck has been slinging K-pops (Korean fried chicken lollipops) all around St. Petersburg, growing its cult following. Well now it's found a more permanent address. The food truck took to Facebook to announce its move into a brick and mortar at 2827 16th St. N. in the 'Burg.
"We're excited to be moving onto the next phase," the page wrote. "We're moving into a brick and mortar! This decision seems like a crazy one during this time of Covid, but since we're crazy we're giving it a go."
Manufacturer Royal DSM launches a store on Knowde.com
DSM's new storefront on Knowde allows shoppers to search and filter products, receive quotes and order samples. It features 43 DSM brands—such as Valance Touch 210 skin enhancer powder used in various cosmetic applications—and 115 ingredients for customer markets such as skin care, hair care, color cosmetics and fragrances.
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"We have also established an extensive marketing trend section on our storefront to provide inspiration to our customers on how our products can be used in their final market products," Pande says.
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