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Aine Lawlor

Aine Lawlor

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Presenter, Morning Ireland

Dublin

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Total articles 24

  • ‘African/American’ reflects on artistic achievement – The Bowdoin Orient

    By Annika Moore, Aine Lawlor Verified| The Bowdoin Orient Verified Ann BasuSIDE BY SIDE: At the opening of the “African/American” exhibition on Thursday, Curatorial Assistant Elizabeth Humphrey showed viewers two stylistically connected portraits by pioneering African American artist Joshua Johnson. Joshua Johnson, one of the first professional African-American artists, spent the majority of his career painting portraits of white families in Baltimore, Maryland.

    By Annika Moore, Aine Lawlor Verified · The Bowdoin Orient

    Nov. 08, 2019

  • Multi-Grammy-nominated singer Marsha Ambrosius performs R&B – The Bowdoin Orient

    By Kate Lusignan, Aine Lawlor Verified, Emily Staten| The Bowdoin Orient Verified Courtesy of Bowdoin CommunicationLISTEN UP Marsha Ambrosius will perform tonight at 8:30 p.m. in Pickard Theater for Af/Am/50. Marsha Ambrosius, a multi-Grammy-nominated R&B musician will perform tonight as part of the Af/Am/50 celebrations. Benjamin Harris, director of the Student Center for Multicultural Life, organized the event with input from the Af/Am/50 Committee, a group of staff, current students, faculty and alumni.

    By Kate Lusignan, Aine Lawlor Verified, Emily Staten · The Bowdoin Orient

    Nov. 08, 2019

  • ‘African/American’ reflects on artistic achievement – The Bowdoin Orient

    By Annika Moore, Aine Lawlor Verified| The Bowdoin Orient Verified Ann BasuSIDE BY SIDE: At the opening of the “African/American” exhibition on Thursday, Curatorial Assistant Elizabeth Humphrey showed viewers two stylistically connected portraits by pioneering African American artist Joshua Johnson. Joshua Johnson, one of the first professional African-American artists, spent the majority of his career painting portraits of white families in Baltimore, Maryland.

    By Annika Moore, Aine Lawlor Verified · The Bowdoin Orient

    Nov. 08, 2019

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