Mike McGee

1 week ago | dallasexaminer.com | Mike McGee

(The Dallas Examiner) – School funding, ethnic identity and personal creativity were all topics that the exhibition Marisol: A Retrospective at the Dallas Museum of Art touched upon, according to Karen Colbert, visual arts educator at D.A. Hulcy STEAM Middle School. “The majority of my students, when I ask them how many of them have been to the museum, a majority of the 20 raise their hands that they had never been to the museum,” Colbert said.

Nov 16, 2023 | dallasexaminer.com | Mike McGee |Mike McGeereporter

(The Dallas Examiner) – The Afro-Atlantic Histories, an intense, thought-provoking collection that visually explores the transatlantic slave trade, is the latest exhibition to open at the Dallas Museum of Art. Making its final stop in Dallas, the museum referred to the touring showcase as an “unprecedented” display of the past.

Nov 10, 2023 | dallasexaminer.com | Mike McGee |Mike McGeereporter

(The Dallas Examiner) – During the COVID pandemic, a record number of patients who had contracted the coronavirus flooded hospitals and medical centers. But what is to be done when a record number of doctors, nurses and other health care workers themselves need specialized attention – especially those who were on the front lines of the battle to control the virus? COVID-19brought with it psychological tremors that ran throughout society.

Nov 9, 2023 | newsbreak.com | Mike McGee

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Oct 27, 2023 | dallasexaminer.com | Mike McGee |Mike McGeereporter

(The Dallas Examiner) – “The Stand Up Strike” – the stoppage of work by members of the United Auto Workers at some Ford, GM, and Stellantis locations – began Sept. 15 when UAW representatives and negotiation partners at the aforementioned Big Three could not agree on the specifics of new contracts for union employees.