Taoxichuan has become an attractive place for young people to pursue their dreams, with more than 18,000 young people gathered, 2,902 start-up entities and 1,049 small and micro businesses registered here. He sees about 10 million yuan daily income through e-commerce live streaming and employment of over 100,000 people. Jingdezhen,Read More →
Taoxichuan has become an attractive place for young people to pursue their dreams, with more than 18,000 young people gathered, 2,902 start-up entities and 1,049 small and micro businesses registered here. He sees about 10 million yuan daily income through e-commerce live streaming and employment of over 100,000 people. Jingdezhen,Read More →
Enter The resonant surface at the Irvine’s Institute and Museum of California Art, one has the impression of entering an exotic world, perhaps from another time. The viewer first sees a film, The soul of the cypress by Dudley Murphy, with Debussy’s impressionist composition “Prelude to the Afternoon of aRead More →
News September 23, 2021Inscape, Morehead State University’s juried literary and visual arts journal, is now accepting submissions in three categories for its 2022 edition. Competitions are held for the best cover design, visual art and writing for the inside of the publication. The deadline for submitting workRead More →
Flux by Jessa Gilber is currently on display at the Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre. (Contributed) Altered State by Meagan Oxford is one of three exhibitions presented at the Revelstoke Visual Art Center in September. (Contributed) Sandra Flood’s “Inspired by Degas” collection explores movement and the human form for the dancersRead More →
WINNIPEG- Indigenous knowledge keepers help the Winnipeg Art Gallery-Qaumajuq rename works of art that have been given inappropriate titles. Julia Lafrenière, Indigenous Initiatives Manager at WAG-Qaumajuq, worked with researchers and Indigenous knowledge keepers to identify 57 gallery works that need a name change. It is part of the art gallery’sRead More →
By blogger and guest artist Melanie Kehoss. This year marks the fourth Arlington Visual Arts Studio Tour (AVAST). On September 25 and 26, 48 artists open their studios to art lovers so they can see inside the artistic process and studios, most of which are rarely open to the public.Read More →
A page from the ‘Big Hero 101’ comic book by Open Door artist JD Hirst, whose works are featured in the exhibition at the Carnegie Gallery. Credit: Courtesy of JD Hirst Vivid colors, intricate narratives and detailed drawings characterize “THE WRITING IS ON THE WALL”, the latest art exhibition toRead More →
The visual arts festival has started again. Did you miss your invitation? No sweating. The party continues. Art museums and art groups across the region are once again exhibiting in the real world – and not just virtually. They started this spring and plan to keep it going for asRead More →
With a donation of $1 million, Louisville Visual Art will launch a new program to increase access to visual fine art in public spaces. The new funds, donated by the artist Claire Hirn, will contribute to the launch of the program of conservation and purchase of works of art. ThisRead More →
LOUISVILLE, Ky., September 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Louisville Visual Art (LVA) is thrilled to announce a new program to support from Louisville artists, curators and organizations by placing original works of art in accessible spaces in local non-profit and civic buildings. Curate Purchase Inspire (CPI) is a tremendous opportunity toRead More →
Pittview, Paul Roden Downtown Paul Rodon is a former Nashvillian who now lives and operates his art studio in the heart of the Rust Belt revival in Andy Warhol’s hometown of Pittsburgh. Roden draws and paints, and he spent years as an engraver with a characteristic style heavily influenced byRead More →