Click to enlarge Photo by Dan Bradica Works by Jackie Nickerson. Courtesy of the artist and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York. The current “Stressed World” exhibition at Jack Shainman Gallery is theRead More →
Click to enlarge Emily Ritz is a multimedia artist and musician whose art reflects the subconscious realm of her dreams. Hyper-detailed, Ritz’s work combines natural textures with female figures that blur the line between body and earth. “I’ve always been drawn to the tiny textures and fractals thatRead More →
Click to enlarge Jeffrey Gibson working in his Claverack studio, January 2021. Jeffrey Gibson (b. 1972) is a Hudson-based multimedia artist. Gibson’s vibrant art practice explores a wide range of influences, including Native AmericanRead More →
PRESS RELEASE: Zamorano Elementary Teacher Named CA Elementary Outstanding Visual Arts Educator of the Year PRESS RELEASE April 16, 2018 Zamorano Elementary Teacher Recognized by California Art Education AssociationArt teacher Don Masse has been named Outstanding Visual Arts Educator of the Year by CAEA SAN DIEGO (April 16, 2018) –Read More →
THE NEW IMMERSIVE audiovisual installation Kūsou/空相 not only brings together cutting-edge ancient and contemporary art forms, but also artists who live across the Pacific Ocean. As the Japanese calligraphy transforms in a mind-blowing way on a massive 20-meter-wide screen, a live computer-generated soundscape of electronically modified flute surrounds the audience.Read More →
San Francisco, United States – July 25, 2022 — The mintables.club NFT studio generator started whitelisting and presales based on requests from their community. The update provides users with new ways to generate and manage unique digital artwork and streamlines the process of managing smart contracts. More information can beRead More →
DUBAI: Saudi artist Sarah Brahim is making waves with her multidisciplinary collaborative work – ahead of her exhibition at the Biennale de Lyon in September, the Riyadh-based choreographer, dancer and artist discussed her contemporary art. Brahim, 30, studied dance from the age of three, a training which she says wasRead More →
ARTSPLIT, the pioneering art trading platform for African art, has announced the launch of its first edition of the Modern and Contemporary Nigerian Art Auction (MOCONA) titled “Ode to Mastery”, featuring features five leading Nigerian artists, who are the main drivers of contemporary art. scene on the mainland. Artists include:Read More →
NayanTara Gurung Kakshapati, a visual arts expert from Kathmandu, Nepal, said family photo albums illustrate alternative histories. She was talking about ‘Archive Building and Alternative Histories at The Age of the Photographer 2022’ at a one-day seminar organized by Kerala Lalithakala Akademi in association with Japan Foundation and Srishti ManipalRead More →
Click to enlarge Macon Reed in front of his recently completed mural at Stoneleaf Retreat in Eddyville Founded by curator Helen Toomer, co-founder of Marbletown’s Leafstone Retreat artist residency, the Upstate Art Weekend wasRead More →
Aqua Frigidior Disputatio 2021 Black by James G. James G. ’23 discovered his love of pottery through mentorship and opportunities at Poly. He recently won a Catalyst Conference Award from the Global Online Academy (GOA) for public engagement with his community pottery center project, as well as a Citation Award.Read More →
A ceramic artist-in-residence presents a collection of functional pieces designed to capture the nature of clay and celebrate the intimate process of handcrafting objects for everyday use. According to a release from the exhibit, Danica Worrall’s “Motion In Stillness” will be on view at the Nanaimo Ceramic Art Gallery throughRead More →
Appearing for the first time in North America in over 30 years, “Andy Warhol: Cars – Works from the Mercedes-Benz Art Collection” will be exhibited at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, California. The groundbreaking exhibition will be open to the public on July 23rd and will present aRead More →
“It’s worth reminding adults – the whole world – that children see all this, live it, feel it. And unlike us, they can’t make decisions,” said Olena Sotnyk, Ukrainian politician and adviser of the Prime Minister. as well as one of the organizers of the exhibition. “They expect adults andRead More →
What happens July 8-14? This week, Summer at SAM returns after a two-year hiatus, bringing free performances, activities and more to the heart of Seattle at Olympic Sculpture Park every Thursday and Saturday this summer. The first edition of Summer at SAM kicks off on July 14 with an eveningRead More →
South Korean boy band BTS has been hitting new heights since their debut. The seven members of the group, RM, Suga, Jin, J-Hope, Jimin, Jungkook and V, have achieved worldwide fame. While they have focused on their music over the years and also garnered two Grammy nominations, they have alsoRead More →
Click to enlarge Detail from Swim: States of Being, oil on paper, 22” x 30”, 2020 Part of a series called “New Work On Paper”, the painting detail featured on this month’s cover suggestsRead More →
Two of Perth’s most exciting artists are collaborating on a unique new project, combining creative styles to tell the story of a killer spiritual assassin. The Red color is the brainchild of musician, performer and writer Moana Mayatrix and artist and designer Lucas Bowers, bringing together music, visual arts, animationRead More →