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Blue Water believes that, even in a sea of digital media, relationships still matter, which is why we work hard to stay in touch with editors, writers and reporters. As a result, our clients are regularly featured in major media outlets, along with those that reach a highly targeted audience unique to their work.

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Vanity Fair | Fear and Loathing in DC: Gonzo Illustrator Ralph Steadman’s Life and Work

Sep. 26, 2024 | In a new exhibition, Hunter S. Thompson’s wingman showcases more than 60 years of hallucinatory art. In the 1970s, so-called gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson was riding high in nearly every sense. His books Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail ’72 had made him a counterculture icon, and his caricature repeatedly graced the nation’s newspapers in the form of Uncle Duke, the drug-fueled, gun-packing former Rolling Stone writer in Garry Trudeau’s “Doonesbury” comic strip.

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ArtDaily | Chazen Museum of Art names inaugural Chief Engagement Officer

Sep. 20, 2024 | The Chazen Museum of Art has named Berit Ness as the institution’s inaugural chief engagement officer. In the new role, Ness leads the Chazen’s visitor-focused and inclusive outreach efforts that align with the Museum’s mission as a teaching and learning institution. She oversees public programs and education, marketing and communications, campus and community outreach and the visitor services program. Her appointment began Sept. 9.

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Artnet: ‘Style Is Nothing’: How Ralph Steadman Transformed Cartooning Into High Gonzo Art

The storied cartoonist reflects on his career as a touring retrospective kicks off in Washington D.C. You know a Ralph Steadman work when you see it. You’ll recognize his restless lines and evocative paint splatter, his grotesque visages and uncanny vistas. But for an artist with such a pointedly distinct aesthetic, Steadman won’t entertain any talk about style.

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Artnet: The Surprising History of the Duck Stamp Takes Wing in a Museum Show

It’s the only art contest run by the U.S. government. From the vast estuary at Chesapeake Bay to the meandering rivers of the prairies and the marshy shores of the Great Lakes, the continental United States provides habitats galore for waterfowl. Thirty-five million in all, these birds span migrators and residents, dabbers and divers, commonplace and gravely endangered.

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The Architect’s Newspaper: Facades+ comes to Philadelphia on September 19

Palmer Museum of Art – Weaving together Art, Landscape, and Light
Pennsylvania State University commissioned Allied Works to design a new home for the Palmer Museum of Art. Clad in locally sourced sandstone panels, the new facility divides the museum’s large collection across several staggered volumes that take advantage of its hilly site.

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