TORONTO, March 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — FabriikX continues to enhance its unique, curatorially-focused NFT platform, launched earlier this year, with the addition of new private collections from award-winning Italian artists, Marco Biscardi. Alongside the new collection, Fabriik has launched a secondary marketplace that allows NFTs, previously purchased on FabriikX, toRead More →
Photo: Angelina Castillo Nashville artist Benji Anderson was painting a huge mandala-like mural on the floor of the Elephant Gallery in North Nashville when the 30th edition of the Outsider Art Fair opened in New York. Annie Armstrong covered the opening of the show for Artnet, outlining the history ofRead More →
“STEEP”: The Princeton Arts Council has announced a call for ceramic art for a national exhibition exploring the possibilities of the teapot. Adam Welch, ceramist and executive director of the CAP, will be part of the jury. (Teapot by Adam Welch) The Princeton Arts Council (ACP) is now accepting submissionsRead More →
NEWS | CHARACTERISTICS | PREVIEWS | EVENTS originally published: 02/14/2022 (PRINCETON, NJ) — The Princeton Arts Council is now accepting submissions for STEEP: a national exhibition on the teapot, exploring the endless possibilities of the idea of a teapot. This year’s exhibition will be judged by ceramic artist and CAPRead More →
NEWS | CHARACTERISTICS | PREVIEWS | EVENTS originally published: 02/14/2022 (PRINCETON, NJ) — The Princeton Arts Council is now accepting submissions for STEEP: a national exhibition on the teapot, exploring the endless possibilities of the idea of a teapot. This year’s exhibition will be judged by ceramic artist and CAPRead More →
He is a gifted visual artist, but Oliver Lee Jackson has the added ability to use language to provide a unique perspective to viewing art. His talk about what drives him to create sheds light on what artists set out to achieve with their personal creative responses to the worldRead More →
The Swindon Museum and Art Gallery will host three new exhibitions and a series of art lectures this year. As part of its Art on Tour programme, exhibitions will be installed at the Steam Museum, the Civic Offices and the Highworth Museum featuring over 50 paintings, prints and ceramics fromRead More →
I I can’t remember a time when contemporary art in London was as changing and varied as it is today. There were times when certain media or approaches seemed off the menu or out of place, when certain groups dominated. But in 2022, more and more, anything goes, and oftenRead More →
With museums and galleries officially reopening across San Diego — fingers crossed — 2022 looks set to be a full calendar year of programming and exhibits. There is certainly a high profile reopening in the new year, but however grand it is, it will be the art on display thatRead More →
I will remember 2021 as a year of reopenings and looking back. On the former, not only have many museums and galleries reopened after closing for months during the pandemic, but one institution in Balboa Park has unveiled its large, redesigned space. We also lost a local legend just beforeRead More →
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Nov. 08, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — At a luncheon today in the Sapphire Ballroom at the Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel, the Audain Award for the most distinguished artists of the British Columbia was awarded to James Hart. Hart is a hereditary chief of the Eagle Clan ofRead More →
Click to enlarge “Subliminal Horizons”, curated by Alvin Hall. Installation view of the Alexander Gray Associates Germantown gallery. Courtesy of Alexander Gray Associates, New York. The first thing you notice when you come acrossRead More →
What is the sound of three plants vibrating? Behind the brick facade of a roofless brick building in Newburgh, an installation by Martin Roth seeks to find out. Martin Roth (1977-2019) was an installation artist whose work often incorporated living organisms into pieces that unfolded narratives through poetic interpretations ofRead More →
But Hall was inspired by his grandmother, Rosalie, who lived through the Great Depression. According to Hall, Rosalie had a reputation for being frugal, always going to the bank to put something away. She consistently demonstrated the importance of saving money for a rainy day, and Hall absorbed her savingRead More →
Brad Pitt is known for his admiration for Banksy, while P. Diddy is amassing a collection of works by Kerry James Marshall. Buying high-end artwork is one of the main ways celebrities increase their investments. Much like stocks, art gains value over time, building the net worth of the individualRead More →
A new exhibition opening this week at the Southampton City Art Gallery features nine works from London’s National Gallery as part of the latest phase of a partnership that dates back more than 90 years. The exhibition combines important pieces from the London gallery with key works from its regionalRead More →
SARATOGA SPRINGS – As part of a celebration of the reintroduction of visual art for live public viewing and as a delayed celebration of its 20th anniversary, the Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College is sharing its collection of art with six other institutions inRead More →
In partnership with BMW Group Culture and the Independent Collectors. On the occasion of the latest edition of BMW art guide, ART news spoke with Christian Kaspar Schwarm, founder of the Independent Collectors digital platform, and Hedwig Solis Weinstein, head of BMW Brand Cooperations, Arts & Design, to learn moreRead More →
This obviously cannot be compared to the live experience of a museum or gallery. But with many such venues closed by the pandemic, a home computer can be a welcome way to watch the visual arts. The following is an overview showcasing sites to see exhibits that were scheduled toRead More →
Famous elusive British street artist Banksy hit an auction record earlier this month when his satirical painting representing England’s House of Commons run by chimpanzees sold at Sotheby’s London for $12 million. A similar sum (or much more) would be needed if you wanted your own Banksy, or perhaps aRead More →
Handsome Dunn. Courtesy of Beau Dunn It doesn’t take millions to amass an impressive art collection, but it certainly helps. But if you didn’t inherit a trust fund, a little dedication can go a long way. These young collectors don’t consider themselves full-time gallerists or experts, but they fell inRead More →
In Subject of discussionthe “snapshot” of Australian contemporary visual arts recently published by the Australia Council in 2014, it was surprising to find only one reference to the country’s 42 art galleries and university museums and no interviews with any of their professionals. Described as a glimpse into the “vibrantRead More →