Credit: Vera Molnár, Icône 2020 (detail), 2021, Murano glass and 24K gold leaf, 60 x 60 cm, photo by Cristiano Corte ©, Courtesy New Murano Gallery. A stunning new exhibition linking computer-made paintings to the ancient tradition of glassmaking is part of a major new quest to document, exhibit andRead More →
queen of the herd Best known for her iconic round sheep, Lucy has also painted collections for cycling, camping and traveling in her beloved Yorkshire, the Lake District and Teesside, where she grew up. Not to mention his one-of-a-kind pieces, like his new creation the “Queen of the Flock” onRead More →
Still from “Dick”, Raheleh Filsoofi We usually think of art as a hand tool activity – painters hold paintbrushes; sculptors handle chisels and welding torches; digital artists throw styluses at screens; and photographers hang on to their cameras. But at least 300 years ago, Indigenous artists in the Great LakesRead More →
A roundup of art exhibits to see in Louisville this month. Note: This list is a selection of current exhibitions. “STILL LIFE! MOURNING, MEANING, REPAIR”Until DecemberThe show focuses on dealing with losses during the pandemic.21c Louisville700 W. Main St.Hours: Monday to Sunday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.21cmuseumhotels.com “PRINT MURALS ANDRead More →
Thirty-four years and two months, that’s how long I’ve been writing a visual arts column for the Journal. This is the last one, so it invites us to come back to the ground covered. When I moved to Winston-Salem from Atlanta in 1984, it was to lead a three-year researchRead More →
Fabienne Lévy was born to be in the arts. With two parents who encouraged her curiosity and a mother who particularly nurtured her interests, she grew up with the visual delights of art galleries, museums and art fairs around the world. Art is indeed a family affair: his sister isRead More →
A wild new room-scale artwork has just opened in London, but no one will see it. Or at least not with open eyes. Called dream machine, this immersive work of art is a carefully orchestrated light show meant to be experienced with eyes closed. Through shimmering, pulsating light patterns andRead More →
KEVIN STENT “We spend a lot of time around that dining table,” says Dee Johnston, who lives in a converted garage in Wellington. Dee Johnston is the founder of Plain and Simple, specializing in certified organic and Merino babywear, loungewear and ceramics made in New Zealand. She lives in MtRead More →
“As in heaven, so on earth”, NOTSchool Kutz Nashville’s spring art season got off to a strong start – Vivienne Flesher’s paintings at Zeitgeist, Benji Anderson’s multimedia exhibit at Elephant and Mary Addison Hackett’s videos at Unrequited Leisure were early season highlights. For the month of May, the Nashville galleryRead More →
Innovation Series 21, Volume 2, Mixed Medium Abstract, 8′ x 4′, 150 lbs Brand new parts meant to retain exceptional investment potential NEW YORK, NY, USA, May 3, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — WEI ART, among the leading contemporary creators of abstract art and cryptography, has expanded its body of contemporary abstractRead More →
(MENAFN-EIN Presswire) Innovation Series 21, Volume 2, Mixed Medium Abstract, 8′ x 4′, 150 lbs Brand new parts meant to retain exceptional investment potential NEW YORK, NY, USA, May 3, 2022 / EINPresswire.com / — WEI ART, among the leading contemporary designers of abstract art and cryptography, has expanded itsRead More →
Click to enlarge The Complete Deck of Cards “Tarot of the Drowning World” by Kahn & Selesnick. Long known as a mystical resource for predicting the fate and future of seekers of spiritual truth,Read More →