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• ATLANTA, May 1, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Corporate Environments, a top-tier commercial furniture dealer based in Atlanta and Savannah, Ga., and certified MillerKnoll dealer and DIRTT dealer partner, has announced business ownership growth with the addition of two new co-owners, Marcus Tate, as president, and Derick Heitkamp, as director of sales.
• Tate and Heitkamp join longstanding owner and chief executive officer Karen Hughes as part of the company's ownership expansion.
• The three business partners will serve jointly in the capacity of an owner-based leadership team for the company, which operates as a Corporation.
• This strategic focus reinforces Corporate Environments' commitment to fostering intentionally diverse teams across the organization, furthering its legacy of excellence.

• "We congratulate Jill on this well-deserved recognition of her deeply impactful work on behalf of victims of crime," said Jeff Laffey, Co-Managing Partner.
• Roth is currently defending a client from a frivolous lawsuit filed by social media influencer Andrew Tate seeking $5 million.
• "I am grateful to be recognized by The Legal Intelligencer and my colleagues in the Pennsylvania legal community for my work in support of survivors," said Roth.
• Laffey, Bucci & Kent was founded in 2009 by Jeff Laffey, Paul Bucci & Brian Kent.

• PALM DESERT, Calif., March 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Heather James Fine Art presents a selection of 10 paintings by Winston Churchill.
• "Heather James is thrilled to present this superb selection of paintings by Winston Churchill," says Heather James Fine Art Co-Founder Jim Carona.
• In 2018, Heather James Fine Art was proud to present an exhibition of ten of Winston Churchill's paintings.
• For more information about the collection of Winston Churchill paintings and Heather James Fine Art, please contact us at [email protected] or call (760) 346-8926.

• Textile art is having a revival, as the artists on show at the Barbican exhibition, Unravel: The Power and Politics of Textiles in Art, attest.
• But it also invites deeper reflection on the societal shifts that have prompted a revival of the art form.
• The exhibition focuses on this subversive nature of textiles in contemporary art through works by artists including Feliciano Centurión.

The changing landscape of exhibiting textiles

• Their three-dimensional fibre structures both physically and metaphorically reclaimed space in an art world largely dominated by their male counterparts.
• Their practices often employ textiles and recycled elements, transcending the European dichotomy between art and craft.
• Private galleries are exerting a growing influence on the art world, and have contributed significantly to the visibility of fibre art and textiles.
• Moreover, the practicality of textiles, being easier to transport and install compared to paintings, further enhances their appeal to galleries.
• The resurgence of textiles in contemporary art provides a vital opportunity for conversation and revision within both the art world and society at large.

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Francesca Stocco does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment.