Four big name artists moving to Ellenville is definitely a sign of the times. The tidal wave of change that has slowly washed over the region over the past two decades is finally touching Ellenville in the wake of a path cleared by the village’s longstanding solitary cultural stronghold, ShadowlandsRead More →
Innovation Series 21, Volume 2, Mixed Medium Abstract, 8′ x 4′, 150 lbs Crypto-related artwork is gaining popularity NEW YORK, NY, USA, June 29, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Wei Art Collections believes that now and over time, the top 100 contemporary art galleries and museums around the world will start showingRead More →
Click to enlarge Night and Day by Angelo Filomeno, embroidery on silk shantung stretched over cotton, 20 x 16 in. 2021 Newburgh Contemporary Art Gallery visitor center recently opened “In Between Dreams at Dusk”,Read More →
After graduating, he enrolled in a five-year engineering physics program at Cornell University. In 1953, he obtained his baccalaureate and two years later, he obtained his master’s degree in the same field. At Cornell, Knowlton first developed his love for computers, and he continued his studies at MIT, where inRead More →
Currently showing at Art sales and research gallery is “Geometry”, an exhibition of intriguing and incredibly detailed drawings by the late foreign artist Harold Granucci. Giannici, who died in 2006 at the age of 90, used onboard Rapidograph pens to create visual interpretations of mathematical systems and equations. His goalRead More →
Dr. Knowlton remained at Bell Labs until 1982, experimenting with everything from computer-generated music to technologies that allowed deaf people to read sign language over the telephone. He then joined Wang Laboratories, where in the late 1980s he helped develop a personal computer that allowed users to annotate documents withRead More →
A new mural at the corner of Pandosy Street and West Avenue in Kelowna will be unveiled on June 23. What: Lower Mission Mural UnveilingWho: UBCO visual arts students and faculty, local contributors and speakersWhen: Thursday, June 23, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.Where: 2820 Pandosy Street, Kelowna The latestRead More →
Click to enlarge 1870 Tane Tahiti by Dan Taulapapa McMullin This month Window on Hudson The gallery opens its new exhibition space with an exhibition of images and book art by poet and artistRead More →
“BLOW UP: Inflatable Contemporary Art,” an imaginative traveling exhibition of large-scale inflatable works, made its way from the Bedford Gallery in Walnut Creek, California to the Jepson Center. “BLOW UP is a showcase of creativity and technology, and each artist has a unique approach to this medium. It will beRead More →
Click to enlarge Untitled by Lee Musselman Opened last weekend and currently viewable at Tanja Grunert Lounge at the Princess Beatrix House in Hudson is an exhibition of works by the late sculptor andRead More →
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Private collections of Disney art will open this month at the Arlington Museum of Art. The exhibit will feature nearly 250 original animation sketches, character studies, storyboards and concept art from Disney films, including Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, The beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, Bambi, Cinderella,Read More →
c/o Carl Cherry Center for the Arts JUDITH FOOSANER “Soft Touch” by Judith Foosaner is part of the exhibition “The Most Beautiful Mistake You Can Make” presented by Carl Cherry Center for the Arts (4th and Guadeloupe, Carmel). The exhibition also includes recent artwork by Tracey Adams, Laurel Farrin andRead More →
With engaging visual art projects culminating in a lantern parade on Saturday May 21, Tuscaloosa Stream works to foster environmental stewardship between the University of Alabama and the greater community of Tuscaloosa, particularly for the Black Warrior River and its tributaries. The project began after conversations between the AU ArtsRead More →
Click to enlarge The continuity of the parks, oil on canvas, 130 x 180 cm, 2021 A realist painter whose large-scale works blur reality and fiction, Alina Grasmann’s stories are rooted in place, usingRead More →