Image Getty Cheap local beer plays an important role in American drinking culture. There are few things in life more enjoyable than indulging in a delicious, relieving frozen snack without breaking the bank – but distinguishing between cost-effectiveness and great taste presents quite a headache. Fortunately, Pabst Blue Ribbon has understood this. PBR is crisp […]
Like a ghost from a past life, the short film by Jen LaMastra Reduce by half seems to rise from the depths to haunt both viewer and subject. Barely visible in the midday sun, the film swings between scenes of a woman in a large royal dress walking slowly through a lake and then floating […]
Junke Hu Editor’s Note: “From the Crow’s Nest” is a bi-weekly column featuring authors and literary works from the Pacific Northwest. Yes “A weather“gave me insight into the depression I’ve struggled with for years,”hollow kingdomwas the series that made me realize that despite the isolation of the pandemic, I was not alone. The world around […]
If you think all art exhibitions are about paintings, think again. At the annual Artists’ Registry (AR) exhibit at the San Juan Islands Museum of Art (SJIMA), paintings are just one of the many art forms you’ll see there. The San Juan Islands have long been considered an artistic destination, largely due to the remarkable […]
CAMi Art + Wine will present The Figures, a collection of paintings by Bay Area artist Sharon Paster through March 27. The gallery and tasting room will also host an artists reception from 5-8 p.m. on Thursday, February 10 at 1333B Lincoln Ave. Sharon Paster is an award-winning contemporary artist based in Sausalito. His semi-abstractions […]
Rasmus Myrup Gerd 2021Courtesy of Galeri Nicolai Wallner The last standalone Art Basel OVR, OVR:2021 will be February 9-12, 2022, so does this signal the end of COVID? Perhaps more of an appeasement as OVRs related to physical fairs will continue for the time being. Featuring 59 galleries from 21 countries and territories, “OVR:2021” will […]
Three glass floats in production for Monkeyshines 2022. sierra hartmann Grit City Magazine Tuesday marked the start of the Lunar New Year and the streets will soon be filled with dancing lions and the occasional firecracker. In Tacoma, the season is known for a different kind of spectacle: people peek behind the bushes, crane their […]
Sueko Kawamura was small in stature but “great in talent”, wrote fellow sculptor Mike Dillon. (photo submitted) Sueko Kawamura, a former student who inspired many with her artistic work and work ethic, left $100,000 to the Evanston Art Center. The Center announced the donation at a memorial service on January 15, along with an exhibition […]
WEST BLOOMFIELD, MICH (WXYZ) — W. Bloomfield’s Janice Charach Gallery presents “Speaking of the environment, a unique multidisciplinary art exhibition that addresses today’s critical conversation about our changing climate. The exhibit, which opened Jan. 16 and runs through March 3, is a multi-sensory spectacle featuring the work of 14 accomplished artists from Michigan and across […]
In context: Logan Paul turned Twitter upside down in December by encapsulating old Game Boy colors in clear epoxy resin to create one-of-a-kind works of art. Grid Studio also creates art with old electronics, although in a less destructive and permanent way. Studio Grid takes classic electronics like the game boythe Original iPhone and the […]
Rodney Toy’s vibrant response to anti-Asian racism The Chinese New Year and the arrival of the Year of the Tiger are fast approaching. The festivities begin on January 25, 2022. They last until February 7, 2022, with food, fireworks and giveaways. Rodney Toy, 53, a Chinese-American artist, plans to celebrate with his family. Toy has […]
Comedy Fundraiser Beat the winter doldrums and catch a comedy night at the Bethel Park Community Center at 6 p.m. on January 29. The fifth annual fun fundraiser, hosted by comedian David Kaye, will feature well-known comedians Tom Anzalone and Matt Wohlfarth. The event, sponsored by the Bethel Park Historical Society and Bethel Park Recreation, […]
Below is a list of major art galleries in Baltimore. To help you find the best art galleries near you in Baltimore, we’ve put together our own list based on this rating point list. The best art galleries in Baltimore: The top rated art galleries in Baltimore, MD are: Baltimore Museum of Art – is […]
Over the past ten days, Australia has lost two important figures in the art world. Both were senior artists working in Adelaide but with a reach extending far beyond the city or the nation. Recognized feminist artist, Ann Newmarch OAM, born June 9, 1945, died Thursday January 13, 2022. Hossein Valamanesh AM, born March 2, […]
THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART (CMA) rises Key Jo Lee Associate Curator of American Art. The news was announced on January 18. Lee joined CMA in 2017 as Deputy Director of Academic Affairs. In 2021, she was appointed Director of Academic Affairs and Associate Commissioner of Special Projects. His latest promotion is effective July 1. […]
EAST LANSING, Michigan — The Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University opened on Kahlo without borders exhibits this weekend taking a closer look at Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and her health throughout her life. “This exhibit was born out of a conversation with Cristina Kahlo, Frida’s great-niece,” said Museum Director-General Monica Ramirez-Montagut. Kahlo had […]
The HOFA.io digital gallery presents the first non-fungible token (NFT) between the new collaborative duo. VIENNA – January 15, 2022 – (Newswire.com) The House of Fine Arts (HOFA) digital platform Hofa.io based in London exhibits one of the most unexpected collaborations around the world. Super Music Producer/Sony Playstation Partner Aeneas Middleton (Nelly, Akon, Chamillionaire, Chingy), […]
This content contains affiliate links. When you purchase through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. There’s just something about the concept of ghostwriting – much as the word suggests – that immediately captures the imagination. The first time I encountered a ghostwriter, I was immediately intrigued. At that time, I was a full-time […]
Click to enlarge Courtesy Photo / Motherling From left to right: Curator Isabel Servantez collaborated with Sealia Montalvo and Crisa Valadez from Motherling on the “Garden of Reflection” exhibition. Early last year, young artists of color and longtime best friends Sealia Montalvo and Crisa Valadez decided to take their friendship to the next level with […]
In the modern musical landscape, there seems to be one constant: an influx of ever-growing “luxury” albums that have little reason to exist. On June 11, 2021, Migos released “Culture III” after a three-year wait. Six days later, they dropped the deluxe version of the album. On June 25, 2021, Doja Cat released “Planet Her”. […]
Below is a list of the main art galleries in Tucson. To help you find the best art galleries located near you in Tucson, we’ve put together our own list based on this list of review points. The best art galleries in Tucson: Top rated art galleries in Tucson, AZ are: Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum – […]
Jan 6, 2022 Want to become an art collector? Well, Corey Helford’s gallery in downtown Los Angeles is having a new exhibit that you won’t want to miss. Image Courtesy: Corey Helford PR This Saturday (1/8), The Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) in downtown Los Angeles will proudly ring in the New Year with their eighth […]
Artworks Trenton Visual Arts Center has appointed M’kina Tapscott as its new Executive Director, effective January 18. Tapscott will succeed Lauren Otis, who has held the position since February 2016. Tapscott previously served as Director of Education and Programs at Project Row Houses, an arts and social service development center in Houston, and held education […]
“Global Art Inventory Software Market Research Report 2021”This research report provides Covid-19 epidemic Accumulated study to offer the latest information on acute characteristics of the Art Inventory Software Market. This intelligence report includes investigations based on Current scenarios, historical records and future forecasts. The report contains various market forecasts related to the market size, revenue, […]
The Kochi Biennale could not take place due to the covid, so the artist thought to go locally with the theme “Lokame Tharavadu”. Synopsis The artist also talks about the changing landscape of art today. I’m optimistic. I believe we are supposed to overcome challenges like the pandemic. The human mind is created this way. […]
Artist Christine Whitacre shows off a copy of “Color My World.” A gnome adventure. She wrote and illustrated the children’s book available from Barnes & Noble and Amazon. Christine Whitacre grew up as a middle child in a clan of 16 children. “It was a bit like being in limbo back then”, the artist-author laughed […]
The company that brings seasonal farmers’ markets to Sanibel and Captiva, as well as others to Lee County, will host its first seasonal art-focused event for the islands this week. Organized by Local Roots, co-owned by islanders Jean Baer and Betsy Ventura, the Captiva Holiday Art and Food Walk will be held on December 31 […]
The backlash continued to flow from California and the art world after Wayne Thiebaud’s death. The luminary artist whose iconic works, from brightly colored clothing to city streets and winding landscapes, celebrated the everyday and who dedicated his life to teaching a new generation of artists died on Christmas Day in his home of Sacramento. […]
Artist Jean Corwin was apparently born with a brush in her hand. “She never puts her brush down,” Corwin’s husband Chuck said. Indeed, it is difficult to imagine that Corwin does anything other than create. The 73-year-old artist paints commissions, paints for fun, and teaches painting classes every month at the Warrior Schoolhouse in Fordyce. […]
Welcome to 12 Days of Artmas, our new non-denominational holiday extravaganza – an Advent calendar with gift ideas and stories for art lovers of all stripes, every day until December 24. Still looking for the perfect gift? You’re in luck: we’ve got art (and art-adjacent) experiences for everyone on your list, and you can gift […]
Widdlytinks, a company that offers custom wall signs, offers different types of large farmhouse wall signs that can be used to decorate blank walls. An example of such farm signs is the Modern Farmhouse Gather Sign, which allows people to celebrate the establishment of a family and can accommodate guests to come together in a […]
This Christmas, two luxury hotels in the city will focus on portraying Bengal ethnic arts and crafts using shola, patachitra art and hand-woven ethnic napkins in front of its guests and visitors. ITC Sonar installed a shola Christmas tree in place of the traditional pine or fir, which is a unique amalgamation of traditional shola […]
Someone much wiser than I once said, “We’ve been burying too many good people lately. The late November and early December were devastating for the art world as we lost two of the giants of the Chicano art movement and I lost two close personal friends (as well as my beloved mother, Mary Isabelle Revello, […]
Welcome to 12 Days of Artmas, our new non-denominational holiday extravaganza – an Advent calendar with gift ideas and stories for art lovers of all stripes, every day until December 24. To inspire your search for the perfect gift, we asked the art world what inspired gifts they are most proud to have given. Here […]
When visitors gaze at the ceiling of the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua, Italy, they often suddenly fall silent. Above are painted the golden stars and the enchanting blue sky of a paradise imagined by Renaissance artist Giotto di Bondone. But an equally sublime story, in the midst of the Christmas season, can be found when […]
WIt’s a glamorous herd that climbed into Tootsies at a recent party in anticipation of the Museum of Contemporary Art Houston Another Great Night (AGN), which is slated for February 2, 2022. Tootsies is the underwriter of the sale at luxury detail of the next fundraiser and through this partnership brings a wealth of luxury […]
The seasonal serenade of bells belonging to Salvation Army hostesses serves as an annual reminder to be given to those less fortunate. As we go back and forth to stores avoiding contact with hostesses, we take a mental note of guiltily adding “check pantry and cupboards for donations†to our endless to-do lists. And while […]
IIt’s a Lilliputian masterpiece that surprises you a bit as you stroll down Heights Boulevard. There are two small galleries that appear as you make your way between Dish Society and Lululemon. These eye-catching treasures are a testament to the mesmerizing beauty of public art in unexpected Houston spaces. Beyond murals and street art, the […]
Israel Rodriguez is perhaps best known as the artist of Houston’s Google search bar, although his very first solo show takes a different approach: body positivity. The “everyBODY†series will feature around a dozen new paintings in addition to the conversationalist abstract canvases that have become his signature. Photo: Israel Rodriguez / Israel Rodriguez 1. […]
Today’s topic is “What to Put Guy on Your Christmas List”. In another post, we covered the “non-masculine†gifts for enlightened men of 2021. Listen, someone’s got to do this so I stumble upon the silly sword, but seriously what is a gift? who keeps giving? What about gold, frankincense, and myrrh? The first Christmas […]
LEWISTON – Museum visitors describe “An Adventurous Spirit: The Jane Costello Wellehan Collection†as “earthyâ€, “electricâ€, “unexpectedâ€, even “transcendentâ€. In many ways, this describes the life of the collector herself. The 70-piece exhibition at the Bates College Museum of Art, which opened on November 5 and will run until March 19, 2022, features Wellehan’s artwork […]
Two recent donations to the Georgia Museum of Art have a common theme: life in mid-19th century Russia. The next focused exhibition in the museum’s “In Dialogue” series, “In Dialogue: Views of Empire: Grand and Humble,” will feature two collections of prints that create a conversation about what it means to be a working-class citizen […]
Photo submitted The Taube Art Museum in Minot welcomes Ryan Stander, Associate Professor of Art at Minot State University, as the first artist in Taube’s new artist residency program. The Taube Museum of Art announces the creation of an artist-in-residence program. Le Taube adapts the third floor as an artist’s residence space. Previously reserved for […]
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts has never owned Vermeer, but it does have something even rarer, a painting that Vermeer copied in two of his own paintings. Dirck van Baburen’s lascivious and satirical “The Procuress” was conspicuously hung on the wall in Vermeer’s “The Concert” – adding a flashing connotation to the three seemingly […]
NEW | CHARACTERISTICS | OVERVIEW | EVENTS originally published: 11/28/2021 (JERSEY CITY, NJ) – Art House Productions will host JC Fridays on Friday, December 3. Jersey City’s first quarterly arts festival will feature a variety of events, including visual art exhibitions, artist / designer markets, and studio tours of 19 participating artists, businesses and organizations. […]
BATON ROUGE, La (BRPROUD) – The Louisiana Museum of Arts and Sciences will become a shopping center that customers can explore on Sundays from the museum shop. “Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime shopping day for beautiful, inspiring and unique items in the LASM Museum boutique,†​​President and CEO Serena Pandos said in an official press […]
Book Release: The Unknown Edge – Former Banker Reveals In This Book Her Mystical Story of Surviving 11/26, Sharing Experiences of Fear and Faith, and Her Journey to Balancing Spirituality with Business MUMBAI, India, November 25 2021 / PRNewswire / – 13 years after one of the deadliest terrorist attacks hit the city of Mumbai […]
by Patheresa Wells The Highline Public Schools Indigenous Education Program will host a Celebration of Indigenous Voices on Saturday, November 27, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., highlighting and honoring the work of Indigenous land and water protectors and leaders of First Nations food sovereignty. The event will include screenings of two films, AWAKE: A […]
By Anthony Riley The Hite Art Institute held the opening reception for its fall 2021 BFA thesis exhibition on Thursday in the Schneider Hall gallery from 5-7. this year’s arts, in various mixed media ranging from traditional painting, mixed media, sculpture and audiovisual. Each artist’s work of art focused on specific themes and motifs. Focusing […]
SILOAM SPRINGS – Eryn Ausherman doesn’t want art to be a luxury only for the rich. Ausherman opened Broken Vessels on October 2 to offer art to those who aren’t able to experience art, she said. “My mission is to make art available and affordable to those in need in Northwest Arkansas,†Ausherman said. Ausherman […]
FALLBROOK – The 18th Annual Holiday Art Show runs through December 24 at the Doris E. De Haan Fallbrook Art Center, in the Janice Griffiths Gallery. Artistic gifts are available from a wide range of unique, affordable handcrafted gifts created by 45 regional artisans. The stock is constantly replenished, so there are new offers daily. […]
By Thomas Hickey, Excelerant Consulting Depending on your point of view, the great French painter Paul Cézanne was either an extreme perfectionist … or a severe OCD. Cézanne, you see, insisted that the subjects of his portraits less 100 sessions. Or they could move on and find someone else with brushes to do the job. […]
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RICHMOND, Virginia (WDBJ) – For nearly 30 years, Virginia Agriculture in the Classroom has been doing exactly what its name suggests. “Our goal and mission is to teach children and youth all about agriculture and connect them to the origin of all their food and basic needs,†said Tammy Maxey, Director of Programs by Virginia […]
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) – The Love + Grit Storefronts project turns empty spaces into art installations across the city at 24 Black and Brown-owned businesses. They recruited twelve local artists to add beauty, hope and color. “I just want, at the grassroots level, young black children and the people of Philadelphia to be inspired by the […]
In an effort to support the refugee community in Malaysia, Greater Action, a non-profit social organization, is organizing an exhibition of works of art by nine young refugees on November 12 and 13 in the Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club The residence’s clubhouse is at Bukit Kiara. Greater Action co-founder Julie Das said the […]
The Tampa Art Museum is expanding again. Less than a year after the renovation plans were disclosed, the museum announced a major expansion. In January, the museum revealed renovation plans that would expand its education programs and gallery space. The renovations began in June, with an expected completion date of July 2022. Related: Tampa Museum […]
Legendary writer and filmmaker John Waters showed off his gender-neutral gay bathrooms at the Baltimore Museum of Art in Maryland on Wednesday. Waters, known by his nickname the Pope of Waste for his ability to merge high and low culture, is the source of the cult classics Hair spray (2007), Pink flamingos (1972), and Cry […]
“TSOUND BIG and solitary artist â€, writes JP Hodin of Edvard Munch,“ was appreciated… only by a handful of initiates in the West. It has remained virtually unknown to Americans as well as the English and French. Distinguished art historian, Hodin made his assessment in 1950, six years after Munch’s death, when the Museum of […]
Halloween is over and the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays are approaching. Sometimes November can be a bit boring in the entertainment world, but a surge of interest in live events seems to be driving the performances and artistic offerings for much of the month. This week features several live dance performances, live theater and two […]
Once the clock strikes midnight on November 1st, it’s time to say goodbye to the spooky season, start heating up the eggnog, dusting off the stockings and blasting Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmasâ€. because the festivities have indeed arrived. . But while the Halloween terror is supposed to be over, our December chores […]
Our roundup of the latest arts and entertainment news from Wellesley MA: Dana Hall School hosts fiber art exhibition The Dana Hall Art Gallery presents Windows and Mirrors, until November 19. The exhibit features the work of Boston-area textile artist Clara Nartey, a parent of a senior from Dana Hall. “This exhibit, Windows and Mirrors, […]
West Bend, WI – Art and flowers come together for the 9th edition Flowery holidays to Wisconsin Museum of Art (MOWA). The popular event returns from Friday November 5 through Sunday November 7, offering guests the chance to view imaginative flower installations created by local florists and artists on display in the museum’s galleries. Bloomin […]
For most New Yorkers, most of the time, Times Square is a challenge. Walking around the crowds of tourists, vendors, break dance teams, and multiple Elmos and Iron Mans can be intimidating when you’re just trying to get it to work. But it is also worrying to see the area almost cleaned up, as was […]
A woman watches a Larva Labs NFT titled “CryptoPunk 7523” during a media preview on June 4, 2021 at Sotheby’s. – AFP photo NEW YORK, October 27 – The NFT market has been booming in recent months, especially in the art world. In fact, NFT art sales have reached nearly $ 3.5 billion (RM14.5 billion) […]
We certainly don’t need another reason to go to Chase’s Daily in Belfast. The food is fresh, healthy and delicious. The market sells the most magnificent, often unusual, products you will find. But it’s also the home of the Perimeter Gallery, where Freddy LaFage and Karen McDonald put on top-notch exhibitions by local artists. These […]
KEARNEY, Neb. (AP) – Father Art Faesser considers his living room to be his sanctuary. A small crucifix hangs on the wall. The same goes for an elaborate Sioux robe, cradle, drums, buffalo head, and dozens of authentic pieces from the Lakota Sioux Reservation in South Dakota. These artifacts are spread throughout every room of […]
Art Scared from the San Marcos Art Leagues returns to the plaza on Saturday. From elementary to high school, you will be able to paint a section of a designated window with an autumn or Halloween themed picture. The painted windows will remain on display for the public to enjoy until early November. “Last year’s […]
Davis Farm to School celebrates Farm to School Month in October with art and recipe contests for all Davis Joint Unified students. Recipe entries will be compiled into an online cookbook, and the grand prize recipe will be presented as a school lunch. The grand prize artwork will appear on a school menu calendar. In […]
LONDON – Frieze returned as a live event – and not too soon. The white tents were once again hoisted at Regent’s Park, and well-dressed guests from all over the world returned to the five-day artistic extravagance, which was teeming with Ruinart champagne, fine dinners, lavish parties – and Hermès Birkins. of all colors and […]
The Center d’histoire régionale de Marquette and the Center des arts et de la culture de la Ville de Marquette are pleased to announce the 21st annual holiday art sale, which will be held on Saturday, November 13 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. . The sale will take place at the Marquette Regional History […]
Celebrate the annual art of the Academy of Stratford with its art exhibits, sales and popular blown glass pumpkin. Photo provided Ready for Macon’s most unique pumpkin? Celebrate the Stratford Academy’s annual art with its art exhibits, sales and popular blown glass pumpkin patch next week, October 20-23, with an Arty Party Preview opening on […]
Agape Creative Boutique, in partnership with The Art of Banksy Exhibit, presents The Kulture Museum in preview. The Kulture Museum is a symposium of the creative expression of black art that delves into the union of history, culture and transformation. The exhibition incorporates the works of five Chicago artists using mixed media focused on cultural […]
The Friends of Wheaton Public Library are busy preparing for the return of the popular holiday book and art sale from November 11-14. The sale features like-new gift books for children and adults, leather-bound treasures, autographed copies, Christmas items, first editions, nostalgia items, silent auctions, and framed and unframed artwork. framed. All items for sale […]
The emotions associated with a breast cancer diagnosis and treatment are sometimes too overwhelming to be expressed in words. When there are no words, many breast cancer patients and survivors opt for pictures instead. Most hospitals and cancer treatment centers now offer art therapy workshops specifically for cancer patients or can provide information about local […]
Click on the flyer to enlarge The Tournament of Roses and its partners have extended the deadline for their second Dia de los Muertos art competition to Wednesday, organizers said. The competition, organized in conjunction with the Mexican Consulate in Los Angeles and the Lucille & Edward R. Roybal Foundation, was originally scheduled to end […]
Daneeca Medina found her artistic niche in college when she bought an Etch A Sketch. (Video by Katie Klann) Daneeca Medina did not see what the problem was. Until his friends stood around the kitchen table in this stunned manner. Until classmates start hovering over his shoulders. Until strangers noticed what she was doing and […]
Hiatt and Douglas Legendary singer / songwriter John Hiatt and “Dobro’s Jimi Hendrix” Jerry Douglas met in the ’80s, Hiatt speculates, trying to come back to his memory. But they only started working together recently. It was a good game, however, for John Hiatt and The Jerry Douglas Band. “It’s great to be back on […]
Sarah Oppenheimer: Sensitive Machine invites visitors to collaboratively realign and reconfigure the Dietrich exhibition gallery at the Wellin Museum of Art. Visitors touch and turn hollow black beams, setting in motion a spatial cause-and-effect relay. The walls separate and slide, creating new lines of sight, while the light tracks move up and down, altering the […]
ACC LIBRARY (2025 Baxter St.) Local artist Matt Brewster presents “Radiance,†a collection of landscape, interior and aerial / drone photographs. Until October. ATHENAEA (287 W. Broad St.) “Trevor Paglen: Vision After Seeing†explores the limits of human vision and the rise of automated vision technologies such as surveillance cameras and high-powered telescopes. Until December […]
unlimited space, running out of funds As Burning Man struggles to stay afloat, organizers are hosting an auction in partnership with Sotheby’s. the association hopes the move will help it move towards financial stability, at least until the festival tickets go on sale in 2022 in January. the auction, nicknamed unlimited space … the possibilities […]
BENICIA, CA – The final event of the 10th season of Benicia Art Walk is scheduled from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, October 9 on First Street in downtown Benicia. Demonstrations, music and original art are the highlights of Benicia Art Walk, sponsored by the city of Benicia through the city’s tourist program, […]
Oh man! Autumn is here, and we are definitely starting to want it. It’s cooler in the morning and evening, and I like it. Susan and I are ready to get on our bikes, take a few rides and explore the back roads. We continue to keep the metal pedal in the Victoria Art League. […]
Some approach the pandemic blues by taking on a personal jogging challenge; others create and publish a book! The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has prompted some people to seek creative ways to cope with isolation and feelings of dislocation in society and in self. A Woodstock resident used her artistic abilities to console herself and come […]
By The Chronicle team October is canceled in Tenino. It’s “Artober” now. To celebrate local art and artists, events will be organized throughout the month. There will be a scarecrow contest and tour, a fine art showcase and a coloring contest. The winners of each contest will be announced on October 30. The prizes for […]
In the summer of 2018, I went to Utrecht to cover the city’s annual Gaudeamus International Composers Award. The day before the award was announced, I was in a drinking bar with some of the nominees. You should all get together and insist on sharing the prize between yourselves, I told them, because the congratulations […]
POTTSTOWN – When friends at the previously abandoned historic Edgewood Cemetery planned to combine a yard cleanup with fundraising for an art fair, they weren’t sure if the creative touch would appeal to vendors or attendees. However, it was such a success that the group planned another event for Saturday, October 23, with the clean-up […]
TThe Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at Arizona State University announced a partnership with the Pérez Art Museum Miami as part of the ASU-LACMA Masters Fellowship in History of ‘art. The inaugural Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) Fellow, Emily Valdes, joins what is now the […]
The paintings as well as the “table forests†created by his students at Nimbus Arts will be presented and exhibited to the public for a week. As part of a pop-up event, Willis installs the sculptural chandelier for the duration of the exhibition at Lyman Park as a place of reflection and healing for the […]
Journal review The Mary Bishop Memorial Gallery at the Crawfordsville District Public Library announced the Montgomery County Arts League’s annual exhibit and the league’s ninth annual Arts Walk. The exhibition will run from Friday to November 7 with the Art Walk running from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. The exhibition will include works […]
Arts Illiana Inc. in Terre Haute will open its small annual art exhibition on Friday October 1, coordinated by Cassandra Cook, its new gallery director. The gallery at 23 N. Sixth St. will be open to visitors from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Face masks will be required. The call for small art exhibition was […]
The first time I saw Hannah Cohoon Tree of life, a spirit hand reached out and grabbed my arm. I had been browsing through an American folk art book when I saw it in the Shaker section. My eyes scanned the illustration: the tree, its arbor of thorny leaves, its orb-shaped fruit, and the unreadable […]
A special candlelight vigil was held at Milwaukee City Hall to honor the life and service of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on September 27. Members of the public, activists and civic leaders paid inspiring tributes to Justice Ginsberg’s contributions and legacy. Attendance at the event represented a diverse gathering of fields touched by […]
Widdlytinks, based in the United States, is pleased to offer their farmhouse style last name sign to customers across the country. Widdlytinks is on a mission to create distinct and timeless wall art pieces that add a certain charm to a home or business. Today, they welcome inquiries and orders from customers who proudly showcase […]
Fresco in the recreation center painted by Emanuel MartÃnez in 1970. Photo courtesy of the Chicano Murals of Colorado project Culture The artist’s iconic murals celebrating Chicano history and culture have made Mile High City a mecca for public art. By Philippe Clapham September 27, 2021 Public art has become a contested space visual battlefield […]
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – Influential Twin Cities art journalist Pamela Espeland died on Sunday, according to social media posts from her colleagues. According to the Twin Cities Arts Reader, Espeland graduated from Carleton College before working for Free Spirit Publishing, where she wrote, co-authored and edited more than 200 books during her tenure. READ MORE: ‘It’s […]
30 of the DNACAe Annual art exhibition with jury – Call for artists The Del Norte Association for Cultural Outreach is seeking artists from Del Norte County and Curry County for their 30e annual art exhibition with jury. The reception takes place at the Del Norte County Courthouse on November 18 from 5 p.m. to […]
Mallory M. O’Connor, president of oconnorartLLC, professor emeritus of art history at Santa Fe Community College, art historian, educator and author, was recently selected as top author and art historian of the year 2021 by the International Association of Best Professionals. (IAOTP) for his exceptional leadership, dedication and commitment to the industry. While inclusion in […]
On the occasion of the 2021 world tour of the Bettendorf Public Library, the Figge Art Museum will offer a presentation on the art of Haiti on Wednesday, September 29.e at 7:00 p.m. No registration is required to attend this free event, which will take place at the Bettendorf Public Library located at 2950 Learning […]
Presented by Beltone – A leader in audience health care. The woman universally described by her former students and colleagues as a fiercely dedicated champion of the Yavapai College art programs is posthumously honored with the renaming of the YC Verde Art Gallery in her honor. The Patty McMullen-Mikles Gallery at Yavapai College Christening Ceremony, […]
CLINTON – The Hunterdon Art Museum presents four new exhibits that examine decolonization, social justice, playful curiosity and the work of local artists, through January 9, 2022, at 7 Lower Center St. “Companion Species (At What Cost): The Works of Marie Watt” will examine text-laden work that articulates what Watt, an American artist and citizen […]
Anita Rabinoff-Goldman started the work that became the spectacular “Seeing Torah: A Visual Midrash†art exhibition almost four years ago. She had moved from Albany, New York, to Waltham, Massachusetts, to be closer to her family. In Albany, she had studied the weekly Torah portion with her rabbi and occasionally created a work of art […]
Paris, Sep 27 (EFE) .- A new initiative to draw visitors to world-famous Parisian museums is to see their famous works of art transplanted onto the city’s suburban trains, offering commuters and tourists alike sensory journey which, according to the organizers, will encourage them to visit the museums in person. It took 600 hours to […]
This article is sponsored by Minted. Our partners are handpicked by the My Modern Met team because they represent the best of design and innovation. While you should never need an excuse to celebrate the dad in your life, Father’s Day is the perfect time to make sure he knows how much you love him. […]
Victoria York-Tomlinson and her husband Brad didn’t quite follow the book when they opened Good World Goods in 2009 in the midst of the Great Recession. “It seemed like a good idea at the time,†said Brad Tomlinson unmoved. However, the couple more than weathered this storm and are now settling into a 2,500 square […]
Top 10 best Christian art gifts for a man 2021 1. Christian Art Gifts Great Teacher Reusable Glass Water Bottle – Motivational Water Bottle for Women and Men Inspirational Water Bottle for Daily Use (20oz BPA Free Wide Mouth Water Bottle) WIDE MOUTH BOTTLE: The wide and wide opening of this pretty ladies water bottle […]
A sunny Pissarro painting, a Queen Anne wine cistern and six Rembrandt prints are all gifts that have been given to UK public collections this year under the In lieu of Acceptance Tax (AIL) scheme. from the government, which brought in a record £ 65million. in 2020 according to a report by the Arts Council […]
Art collectors and art lovers have a reputation for being among the most discerning types of people, which can result in people being difficult to buy. But that doesn’t always have to be the case. What’s even better is that despite what you may think, you also don’t have to spend a fortune to make […]
THanksgiving’s weekend retail traffic at brick-and-mortar stores is down 42.3% this year, and if you’re one of the millions who skipped the mall and big box stores, the artists of northern Nevada (and nearby) have your holiday shopping needs covered. They took into account the current gathering restrictions and found ways to get their work […]
On the Rise has added art and gifts to its offerings at the Grandin Village Bakery location. The signage in the window of On the Rise in Grandin Village has been updated to reflect its goal of offering additional deals, reading “Gallery Gifts & Gourmet”. Teal Batson has started selling artwork and gifts at On […]
French corruption investigators raided a minister’s home for allegedly accepting works of art as gifts he did not report, the latest member of President Emmanuel Macron’s government to be the subject of scrutiny. Public Accounts Minister Oliver Dussopt on Tuesday had his home in the south of Ardèche searched by members of the prosecution for […]