Is there beauty in decadence? Optimism in the face of aging buildings, bridges and buoys? Is there a philosophy to be elaborated in a composite oil painting on linen canvas of a twilight Maine sky seen through a block glass frame from an old factory in Philadelphia? If infrastructure is …
Read More »10 glamorous destinations for a journey inspired by the “House of Gucci”
Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures There was a time when the name Gucci was synonymous with dynastic wealth, power and glamor. And then one of his descendants Maurizio, a grandson of the founder of the brand Guccio Gucci, wrested control of the family business from his relatives, lost it all to …
Read More »The San Dieguito Art Guild to host its 10th annual Holiday Bazaar
San Dieguito Art Guild presents its 10th Annual Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, December 4, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Encinitas Community Center, 1140 Oakcrest Park Drive (corner of Encinitas Blvd and Balour), Encinitas. The San Dieguito Art Guild is a non-profit, 200-member, all-volunteer organization that operates the Off …
Read More »From darkness to a bright future
The booming “Tangle of Revolution and Political Soul” exhibition at the Shanghai Space & Gallery Association explores the inner space of human turmoil, desires and worries, in the hope of finding a way out. fear so that we can regain our sovereignty, especially after the global pandemic. The exhibition is …
Read More »Dune review: Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s sci-fi epic kicks off promisingly with largely satisfying opening act
If history is to be trusted, it was easier to bend space and time than to film Dune, Frank Herbert’s 1965 sci-fi classic, an epic and distant tale of rival space dynasties. , secret fraternities and new age prophets who cling to – and critics – the classic hero tale …
Read More »Artist donates original paintings to the Timmins Museum to support Indigenous women
TIMMINS – When Molly McTiernan, Development and Marketing Coordinator at the Timmins Museum: National Exhibition saw the art of Johanne Lamarche, she was inspired. âIt’s very deep. When you look at it, it’s abstract and it’s not just something typical that you see every day, âMcTiernan said. McTiernan met Lamarche …
Read More »“Great Escapes USA: The Hotel Book” Presents 45 Resorts in 14 States | New
Travel accommodation often comes down to convenient stops on the line between point A and point B. But some hotels are the point, serving up more than a pillow needed for the night. In a new version, Taschen, the publisher of art books, highlights American hotels worthy of being destinations …
Read More »WOMBO Dream AI Creates Vancouver Digital Art
Using word prompts and filters, AI generates entirely unique works of art in seconds! ?? When it comes to powering self-driving cars or keeping track of your every online purchase, AI – artificial intelligence – has a secondary role in artistic creation. WOMBO AI is a Canadian artificial intelligence company …
Read More »Temple College professor is the “voice of passion” behind the Central Texas Art Competition
TEMPLE, Texas – There is a unique opportunity to see the innovative and inspiring work of young local artists from across the Central Texas area at Temple College. The 42nd annual Central Texas Art Competition and Exhibition is taking place at the Temple College Visual Arts Gallery through December 2, …
Read More »The late grand gendarme | Apollo Review
Extract from the December 2021 issue of Apollo. Preview and subscribe here. What do we mean by âlateâ gendarme? It is simpler to speak of the late Turner, an artist who developed rapidly and lived to a very advanced age. With Constable, the situation is not so clear. First, due …
Read More »Original Gerber Baby turns 95
(ABC4) – Oh baby! The Original Gerber Baby turns 95 today. Ann Turner Cook, retired English teacher and novelist, is the woman behind the iconic baby face who has been Gerber’s mascot since 1928. Gerber sent her greetings on her Facebook page. Gerber initially ran a New Face contest to …
Read More »McLean Art Society showcases local art in Arlington
Dipali Rabadiya won first place for his painting âEggs and Cupsâ, which was sold and claimed. This painting, also by Rabadiya, has a similar theme. The church service is held at Walker Chapel United Methodist Church on Glebe Road in Arlington on Sunday, November 14. Parishioners head to their community …
Read More »Darlene Mae Richardson Langrudi | Avery
Darlene Mae Richardson Langrudi, 67, of Watha, North Carolina, died on Tuesday, November 9, 2021 at New Hanover Memorial Hospital. Darlene grew up in Elk Park before moving to Holly Ridge, NC to continue running the family business. In Holly Ridge, Darlene raised her two children with her husband while …
Read More »Ogden Artist Elizabeth Robbins Receives Awards for Oil Paintings | News, Sports, Jobs
Award-winning artist Elizabeth Robbins is well known for her oil still lifes inspired by her garden. Elizabeth Robbins’ âTisket A Tasketâ won the highly prestigious Still Life Award of Excellence from the Western Division of the Oil Painters of America. “Sunflower Sonata” by Ogden artist Elizabeth Robbins won the Still …
Read More »What You Should Know About DFTs: Three Key Considerations for Businesses
âIf you are a business, you need to think about ways to take advantage of NFTs. “ What do fast food, art and sport have in common? In recent years, companies in each of these industries have adopted a technology known as non-fungible tokens, or NFTs. An NFT is a …
Read More »Nature comes to claim Greater Victoria showcases – Victoria News
Rod Charlesworth is showing his latest collection of new paintings in Recent Expressions at the West End Gallery this month. Mirroring previous trips to Haida Gwaii, the west coast of Vancouver Island, the Sunshine Coast, and winter playgrounds across the country, Charlesworth uses a bold brushwork and a keen sense …
Read More »Club News – Daily News from Newton
DAR At the October 9 meeting of the Grinnell Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, eight members cleaned 40 to 50 works of art from the collection of the Center for Arts & Artists at 501 W. Third St. N. in Newton. The mission of the Arts and Artists Center …
Read More »Halloween scares the community of Ithaca
During this Halloween season, and with most of the students returning to campus this semester, festive Halloween events have taken place all around campus for the week of Halloween. There was a Fall Fest at South Hill Elementary School that had food, music, and concessions. There was also a trick-or-tto …
Read More »New Red Wing Art Exhibition Showcases 52 Paintings by Two Notable Artists | Community
Red Wing Arts (RWA) presents “Close to Home”, an evocative new exhibition bringing together the work of two famous outdoor artists – Hannah C. Heyer and Andy Evansen – at the Red Wing Depot Gallery, which will open on November 26 and will be visible until January 10, 2022. Close …
Read More »Chamber Collaborative Of Greater Portsmouth: Kennedy Gallery Presents Beacon – A Collection Of Original Work By Debbie Mueller
October 30, 2021 Throughout the month of November, the Kennedy Gallery is pleased to present BEACON – a collection of original oil paintings by Debbie Mueller, inspired by New England lighthouses. Lighthouses have captured our attention and hearts since their inception. They represent safety, arrival at home, a welcoming harbor, …
Read More »The Black Pony Gallery hosts the Niels Reyes exhibition
Black Pony Gallery presents Faces, a new group of oil paintings by talented Cuban artist Niels Reyes, with the online solo exhibition comprising ten original works and running from October 29 to November 15, 2021. âWhen we face a face, we are in front of the border of the Self, …
Read More »Zero Empty Spaces Offers Affordable Work Studios For Miami Artists
He was engulfed in a passionate hobby that no one knew. It started off innocently enough. Rashaad Black, writer and photographer, started painting to let off steam after work. He enthusiastically explored his new hobby, until he realized that his paintings were aggressively invading his apartment. âI painted and combed …
Read More »Artist Heidi Leitzke’s Latest Exhibition Shows Familiar Scenes in Lancaster County, Mount Gretna | Entertainment
In the rough spring of 2020, as the COVID-19 closures began, Heidi Leitzke and her 11-year-old son Henry were at the Mount Pisgah Overlook at Samuel Lewis State Park in York making landscape drawings of bridges spanning the Susquehanna River. The symbolic power of the stage, which Leitzke had studied …
Read More »A love of the coast for decades | Culture & Leisure
Helen Kropp first arrived on the Oregon coast in Newport in 1962. Falling in love with the area, she and her husband purchased a small beach cabin and in 1996 when her husband retired they moved into an ocean view house they had built three blocks away. . And while …
Read More »Spotlight: a new Zurich exhibition explores the power of the line through organic sculptures by Christiane Löhr and gestural paintings by Louis Soutter
Every month hundreds of galleries add newly available works from thousands of artists to the Artnet gallery network and every week we spotlight one artist you should know. Find out what we have in store and request more with a single click. About the artists: This two-artist exhibition in Dierking, …
Read More »The National Gallery of Art acquires Faith Ringgold’s painting Flag is Bleeding: perhaps the museum’s “largest purchase of a contemporary work of art” since 1976
THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART (NGA) acquired “The American People Series # 18: The Flag is Bleeding” (1976), a major painting by Gold Faith Ring which makes a powerful political statement on American democracy and racism. The iconic painting was acquired directly from the artist’s collection with funds donated by …
Read More »In museums and auctions, paintings, posters and a magician’s treasures
TAG “Jeanne Jonas” Large-scale works of art are part of Dia’s DNA, and this exhibit from the Hudson Valley Museum branch features three major installations in its collection from the pioneering video and video artist. performance Joan Jonas, perhaps best known for her 2015 exhibition at the American Pavilion in …
Read More »Iran’s impressive collection of Western art
23 October 2021 DAYS BEFORE Ebrahim Raisi, a die-hard cleric, won the Iranian presidential election in June, Tehran’s Contemporary Art Museum reopened to the public after a lengthy renovation. It created a strange juxtaposition. Mr. Raisi celebrates the decline of American influence; his Minister of Culture denounces “the deviation and …
Read More »A trip to Bentonville, Arkansas – Sightlines
For some, getting in Austin’s car and driving all day to see art, means Marfa. But it could also mean Bentonville. Tucked away in the northwest corner of Arkansas, Bentonville is home to the owners of Walmart and their very impressive art collection, the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. …
Read More »Local News: Social Chamber hosted at First State Community Bank, MVC art is a special feature (10/19/21)
Bank employees, guests and members of the Marshall Chamber of Commerce mingle at a monthly party held at the First State Community Bank on Thursday, October 14. Sarah Gray / Democrat-News The oil paintings, photography and mixed media art of Missouri Valley College art students were on display at a …
Read More »Barbara Winiarski – KC Obituary
Barbara Dvorak Winiarski, co-founder of Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars, artist, curator and philanthropist, passed away peacefully at her home in Napa Valley, Calif., On October 8, 2021. Barbara was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, and spent her childhood summers near the shores of the Chesapeake Bay. Artist at heart, …
Read More »Man finds old abandoned mansion with hundreds of cars, beautiful paintings and luxury furniture, shares excerpt
Man identified as Steve Ronin found abandoned millionaire’s old mansion containing luxury items According to the creator of the video, the property has hundreds of cars, beautiful furnishings as well as luxury items. Said to have been abandoned in the 1900s, the mansion still looks solid despite its scattered condition …
Read More »Internal and external worlds collide in the psychologically charged art of Norma Tanega
Drugs, for better or for worse, are a central theme in Norma Tanega’s current exhibit at White Columns, at the late artist’s first New York exhibit. Interior landscapes: Paintings 1967-2005 includes 19 paintings, half of which are abstract landscapes and the other half are metaphysical self-portraits inspired by various prescription …
Read More »In ‘Hyperblack Show’, Johnny Floyd asks us to reconsider our view of blacks
“Hyperblack Spectacle,” a solo exhibition by Detroit artist Johnny Floyd at the Conduit Gallery, accomplishes what only the greatest art does: it takes something familiar – something we think we already know – and inspires us to reconsider our way of seeing the world. In this case, Floyd wants us …
Read More »Mickalene Thomas’ loving and vigorous look at the black female form
âCamden is not an easy place to live,â Thomas, whose name is Mickey, told me with his friends and family. “I took the first opportunity to go out without hesitation.” She dropped out of high school at age 17 and followed a girlfriend home to her home in Portland, Oregon. …
Read More »World Class Recital for Lancaster Hospice
Sue McGraw, CEO of St John’s Hospice, with Heather and Edward Cowie. Performing music written between the 1660s and 2021s, Peter Sheppard Skærved performed beautifully on his 400 and 500 year old violins. He created two new pieces – one written by himself based on Heather’s paintings, and another written …
Read More »Before seeing Van Gogh, learn about the 2 Jews who “discovered” him – St. Louis Jewish Light
Beyond exhibitions BLOCKBUSTER BEYOND VAN GOGH: THE IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE IS COMING SOON TO ST. LOUIS! REGISTER NOW TO GET FIRST ACCESS TO TICKETS BEFORE THEY ARE ON SALE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC www.vangoghstlouis.com (CNW Group / Beyond Exhibitions) Few artistic masters are as captivating as Vincent Van Gogh. We are …
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Taber Art Gallery reopens After being closed for more than 18 months due to the pandemic, the Taber Art Gallery at Holyoke Community College has reopened and now hosts the âCosmology of the Bodyâ exhibition by Northampton artist Anna Bayles Arthur. The 27 paintings and drawings by Arthur, who earned …
Read More »Talented Flintshire Artist Chases Business Dream After Reaching Animal Extinction Competition Final
A talented artist from Flintshire has had success in a global conservation competition. Sonia Garner was one of the finalists shortlisted from 1,000 entries from 47 countries for the Explorers Against Extinction Sketch for Survival competition, raising awareness of catastrophic issues including habitat loss, illegal wildlife trade and climate change. …
Read More »Spice of Life – The Brooklyn Rail
In sight Vito SchnabelSeptember 14 – October 30, 2021new York For the young, it seems that history is imminent, always at hand, oddly enough because of the joyous ignorance of the responsibility to make it. Or, if one has claims to become gloriously entrenched in Culture’s fossil record, these are …
Read More »Titian’s “Women, Myth and Power” at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum pits classical art against modern morality
TW: mentions of sexual assault and abuse A new exhibit at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, which opened on August 12 and will run through January 2, titled Titian: women, myth and power, brings together six ancient paintings that have dark and complicated personal histories and traditions. The oil paintings …
Read More »Astoria Art Walk: October 2021 | Coast weekend
ASTORIA – The Astoria Art Walk will take place on Saturday from noon to 8 p.m. Angi D Wildt Gallery, 106 10th St. Featuring fall and haunted art from 20 artists. Total Art, 395 11th Street. Tim Root’s work will be presented. ARTstoria Gallery, 1168, rue Commerciale, 2nd floor # …
Read More »Northwood artist to present his work at the Art Center – Albert Lea Tribune
When Northwood’s wife Carolyn Reeder was in elementary school, she looked forward to Friday because that meant it was art class day. Over the years, his love of art continued. She said that in high school she was inspired by a teacher. Although she gave up on art for a …
Read More »The agency’s program aims to connect the elderly and the community through art
A well-known local father and daughter shared their artwork with the community and helped launch a new gallery that aims to connect the elderly and younger generations through art. NEAR ISLE, Maine – A well-known local father and daughter shared their artwork with the community and helped launch a new …
Read More »Discover the best examples of American art in “The Stebbins collection: a gift for the Morse museum”
Oil on panel by George Cochran Lambdin Calla Lilies, 1874, gift of Theodore E. and Susan Cragg Stebbins. Courtesy of the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art, Winter Park, Florida. Portrait of a Girl with a Biscuit Doll, c. 1868. Oil on canvas; Seymour J. Guy, American, 1824-1910; 15 …
Read More »Are NFTs turning a new leaf for the artistic community?
Visual artist Heidi Taillefer experiments with NFTs and oil painting with a new series of works “Frogs” Marginal artsGabriela Vasquez-Rondon – Posted on October 3, 2021 5 minutes Heidi Taillefer explores cryptocurrency in her latest oil paintings and their NFT counterparts. Photo Stella Mazurek On Wednesday, September 29, Galerie Jano …
Read More »Eluster Richardson’s ‘Quilt Wives’ Keep Legacy Alive in Tallahassee Exhibition
The final months of 2021 and all of 2022 are set to be record years for one of Tallahassee’s most beloved painters, Eluster Richardson, who will be showing both here in Tallahassee, and later at the Gadsden Arts Center. With “Quilts, Lives, Legacies, (October 9-December 29, 2021) at Anderson Brickler …
Read More »Magee on Music: Americana Gothic
To find? Really, let me know. No Oil Paintings is a rowdy Americana four piece from Belfast. What am I doing writing about a band in Belfast when all I’m doing is messing them up normally? They have good bands and even some great bands and most of the funds …
Read More »Arts center prepares for Dia de los Muertos celebration – Merced County Times
Geri Freer, new board member of the Merced County Arts Council, was excited about âFrom Arts Closet to Yours,â an event at MAC that has been extended until October 3. It features works of art for sale that have been donated by local art collectors and artists. It’s âLast Chance …
Read More »Sir Winston Churchill’s painting to sell for £ 2.5million
Sir Winston Churchill’s Pont d’Aix en Provence will be auctioned for the first time at the British Modern Art Evening Sale on October 20, 2021. Le Pont d’Aix en Provence (1948, estimate: 1,500,000 – 2,500,000 £) by Sir Winston Churchill will highlight Christie’s Modern British Art Auction on October 20, …
Read More »Frankville, Ont. Art gallery opens to the public for Ontario Culture Days
FRANKVILLE, ONT. – Culture Days is underway in Ontario, with over 1,200 free events across the province until October 24. âWe have large participating institutions, but also community galleries and small collectives,â said Ruth Burns, Executive Director of Ontario Culture Days. âIt’s a true reflection of the vibrant arts and …
Read More »The artist weaves common elements in the work
Cartoon chickens made their way into Anita Burney’s heart. She believes that funny and fluffy boyfriends should be represented in art. His exhibited work features small creatures, as well as fresh-faced pumpkins, multidimensional art, steampunk art, watercolors, acrylic castings, doodle art and more. The McDonald County artist owns and operates …
Read More »The world’s most expensive homes, from the bizarre Teletubby-style bubble palace to high-tech mansions
HERE are the most expensive private homes in the world worth up to over a BILLION pounds. In the mix, a French bubble and a 27-story skyscraper – but which British property wins the most expensive prize of all? The Bulle Palaces – £ 290 million 6 The palace of …
Read More »Eye on KELOLAND: The artists behind the utility boxes
SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO) – The Sioux Falls art scene continues to expand, especially downtown where works of art are popping up around every corner. Both downtown Sioux Falls and the Sioux Falls Arts Council recently packed 26 utility boxes in artwork created by local artists. Utility boxes grab the …
Read More »Mike Cloud’s direct assault on painting in a stunning exhibition at the Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery
Mike Cloud’s direct assault on painting in a stunning exhibition at the Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery Calling some works surprising and confusing, Logan Cryer argues for the importance of Mike Cloud’s provocative Afro-pessimistic and Afro-pessimistic multi-layered paintings. It’s a sight you should see, says Logan. Mike Cloud, âRabbit Quiltâ 2008. Oil and …
Read More »Zhang Ji’s solo exhibition “Subliminal Matrix” at the Volery Gallery, Dubai – StreetArtNews
On September 22, Galerie Volery opened its doors Subliminal matrix, a solo exhibition by Beijing-based Chinese painter Zhang Ji. This exhibition presents a precisely calibrated selection of 12 paintings, created between 2018 and 2020, which demonstrate Zhang’s unqualified commitment to the structures and systems of painting itself. Subliminal matrix is …
Read More »Evoking Dutch genre paintings, intimate scenes look into the lives of mushroom characters
Art #insects #fungi #paint September 27, 2021 Grace Ebert “La sieste” (2021), oil on rocked wood panel, 16 x 20 inches. All images © Bella Ormseth, shared with permission In his current series Human nature, Dutch artist Bella Ormseth paints lavish domestic scenes inhabited by central mushroom figures and a …
Read More »Talent, creativity in the spotlight in the community
For the press review Ready to stroll through historic downtown Crawfordsville and find magnificent works of art by artists from far and near? Mark your calendars for October 2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. photography and even murals. There will also be demonstrations of pop-up art, chalk art and …
Read More »Two artists featured in a new exhibition | Characteristics
The League of Sandhills Artists will be showcasing the works of Linda Drott and Lynn Goldhammer in an exhibition titled âColoring Outside the Lines,â starting October 1 and running through October 27. âPlease join us for a fun and colorful art exhibit,â says a spokesperson. “This show will feature work …
Read More »Creative capital: the artist who paints appetizing dishes with watercolors
So, I couldn’t help but contact her for this column. HELLO, VICTORIA. WHEN HAVE YOU FOR THE FIRST STATEMENT OF LOVE FOR ART AND ILLUSTRATION? AND DID YOUR PARENTS SURROUND THIS INTEREST? One of my first art-related memories was having to erase all the pencil drawings I had done on …
Read More »Recap of Weekend Events: Graveyard Tours, Fall Festival, Monster Trucks, Forsling Art Reception
(Oil city, Dan Cepeda) CASPER, Wyo. – With clear, seasonal weather in store for the Oil Town this weekend, indoor and outdoor events should be a snap. Whether you’re looking for monster truck chaos, thrilling horse racing action from seven champions of nations, live music, or just the fall vibe …
Read More »Portrait of Spot the Robot descending a staircase
Bay Area Artist Agnieszka Pilat began her career as a classical painter and illustrator, spending her days isolated in a studio painting portraits. Originally from Poland, she struggled to break into San Francisco’s competitive art scene: galleries weren’t interested in her work and she felt isolated, until a local art …
Read More »Go once, go twice … Is the future of local auctions online?
SAINT JOHN – This year’s art auction hosted by Liz Isaac & Citadel Gallery Auctions will be held exclusively online, reflecting how the auction world has adapted during the Covid-19 pandemic. Antiques appraiser Liz Isaac says online auctions have become a mainstay during the global pandemic. âIt’s been great online. …
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A view of the devastation of the 1928 hurricane in downtown West Palm Beach, looking north from the Comeau building on Clematis Street. COURTESY PHOTO Historical Society exhibit examines 1928 hurricane Summer is traditionally the off-season in South Florida. But at the Historical Society of Palm Beach County, the team …
Read More »Jerusalem Highlights: September 24-30 – The Jerusalem Post
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 24 The Tower of David Museum offers a tree climbing course, games and lectures during the Sukkot holidays. Towers in the Air consists of seven stations that allow visitors and their children to climb walls, ladders and ropes (and descend with the help of omegas) and thus soak …
Read More »Georgia O’Keeffe’s unrecognized role as patron and collector
Marsden Hartley was another artist O’Keeffe deeply admired, and she once wrote that her work was akin to “a marching band in a little closet.” Both were deeply influenced by their local landscape and sense of place, sharing an appreciation for regions outside of major cities and portraying the sublime …
Read More »It’s a feast of the senses in the Scillies
From the ramparts of the Star Castle Hotel, on the island of Sainte Marie, the sea is iridescent, shimmering with all the shades of peacock feathers. Beyond the chalk-white sails of passing yachts, the islands of Tresco and Bryher loom in the distance and, below, the harbor is teeming with …
Read More »Obituary: Robert Gordon | Obituary
Robert Gordon of Conway quietly passed away from this life on the morning of September 8 at his home and art studio in Conway. It was the day before his 78th birthday. Gordon grew up in Lynn, Mass. He spent his years in the military in Germany, where he met …
Read More »Art exhibition and special fundraising event will help Lancaster Hospice
An advertisement for the exhibition and the event. Artist Heather Cowie will organize an exhibition of her oil paintings at the Storey Gallery titled âHere, There and Everywhereâ, and donate 50% of sales to Slyne Road Hospice. Heather is originally from Australia but now lives in Cumbria and her artwork …
Read More »RIP Mick McGinty
Mick McGinty, an artist responsible for many of the most memorable video game artwork of the 1990s, has passed away. He passed away “peacefully” on September 18, as his son Jobey announced in a post. While he has worked for decades in a number of areas, it is his contributions …
Read More »Hindu mythological painting by Russian artist shared as work of art in Afghanistan
The Taliban recently formed their government in Afghanistan, which must adhere to its strict Islamic policies. The country’s Panjshir Valley had been in the news because it was the last recalcitrant province that the militant Islamist group captured on September 6. In light of this, an image of a Hindu …
Read More »Self art
A painting of Vincent Van Gogh with a bandaged ear is probably as well known and widely recognized as his “Starry Night”. Artists’ self-portraits often evoke instant recognition and are as famous as their other paintings. Most self-portraits are the result of an artist’s self-exploration and a deeper understanding of …
Read More »Saturday September 18, 2021 – La Minute Monocle
The first desktop copies of the next issue of Monocle arrived at Midori House on Wednesday (you’ll get yours soon, I promise). It’s the October issue and it has had a design and content overhaul. Nothing weird, just a wise update – more in the vein of buying a new, …
Read More »Wanda Alice McKee Henderson | The sun on the north side
Wanda Alice McKee Henderson passed away peacefully at her Jackson, Mississippi home on September 15, 2021. She was 88 years old. Classy, ââelegant, kind and loving are some adjectives one could use to describe Alice. To know her was to love her. His constant positivity and infectious laughter imbued with …
Read More »‘Reclusive’ artist of impressionist painting
When artist Chen Junde (1931-2019) made his last painting “Forget-me-not”, he surprised viewers with his use of brilliant hues of blooming petals and warm sunshine, especially given his condition. of extremely precarious health. âThe Art and Literature of Chen Junde: A Painter of Modernityâ, an exhibition on display at the …
Read More »Artist Sherrill, 95, enjoys sharing scenic landscapes and other works with the community
SHERRILL – At 95, Sherrill resident Mary L. Tiffin keeps herself busy and active with her love of art, and that love and care can be seen in every room, say those who appreciate the opportunity to come and see his works. on display. Tiffin’s journey as an artist began …
Read More »Dallas Museum of Art Presents Point, Line, Plane in Honor of Works on Paper
Adolf Hiremy-Hirschl, Head of a Young Woman, 1890s, black and white chalk on brown paper, Dallas Museum of Art, bequest of William B. Jordan and Robert Dean Brownlee, 2019.72.29 Berthe Morisot, Harbor Scene (Isle of Wight), 1880, watercolor on paper, Dallas Museum of Art, bequest of William B. Jordan and …
Read More »The Deep Ellum Arts Festival returns
“We are delighted to give artists and musicians a chance to perform and sell their work after being indoors during COVID,” said festival spokesperson Amber LaFrance. DALLAS – The 26th Annual Deep Ellum Arts Festival is back after being postponed twice due to COVID. The festival runs Friday through Sunday …
Read More »Canberra artist Narelle Zeller’s portrait of her husband Sam and her dog Boo, finalist for WA’s first portrait prize, The Lester Prize | Canberra weather
news, local news, It’s the Zoom era of clothing – pajamas on the bottom, business suit on the top. A sort of sartorial equivalent of the mule – business in the front, party in the back. Canberra artist Narelle Zeller captured this hell between work and home in a portrait …
Read More »14 things to do September 3-9 in Cape Cod, including a Labor Day parade
Highlights of Labor Day weekend and beyond include art exhibits, concerts featuring country music and a tribute to Johnny Cash, a lighthouse documentary, and history lectures . A new exhibition at the Schoolhouse Gallery Schoolhouse Gallery will host an opening reception for its new exhibition featuring the work of five …
Read More »We need a real Olympian effort to give the arts the support they need
Timekeeping has the precision of an Olympic event. As the Paralympics draw to a close this weekend, the baton will pass to another Irish Olympian, who will shine at the National Gallery of Ireland, where the largest collection of his work in 50 years is on display. It may have …
Read More »Self-Taught Artist Brings New Life To Chennai’s Dilapidated Walls | Chennai News
A middle-aged man busy bringing the walls of dilapidated buildings near the VR mall in Anna Nagar to life has caught the eye of passers-by and locals alike in recent days. The man behind the paintings is the 50-year-old self-taught artist MD Andrews, hired by Greater Chennai Corporation for the …
Read More »India’s International Spiritual Art Festival Explores Inner Peace
Nettipattam, a golden mask that adorns the foreheads of elephants at temple festivals in Kerala, appears in a sparkling and colorful replica at the ongoing India International Festival of Spiritual Art. Besides the ethnicity of the artist Shobha Prem nettipattam, made using gold-plated fiber domes, several other exhibits feature prominently …
Read More »The war in Afghanistan ends with little recognition from the United States
âFor years the military wrote down their own homework and said they won,â Dempsey said. âAnd the civilians started to wonder if we should be in Afghanistan, but did they call their members of Congress? Did they protest in the street? No. Because there is no personal sacrifice. It’s easy …
Read More »Academy Art Museum announces September events
Yayoi Kusama, Naoshima pumpkin – red and black EXHIBITIONS The following Academy Art Museum exhibits are sponsored by Talbot Arts, the Maryland State Arts Council, and the Star Democrat. Open every day from Tuesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. …
Read More »Exhibition “Dinah Worman: Near & Far”
Ann Korologos gallery presents Dinah Worman: near and far, a solo exhibition showcasing the bold and imaginative oil paintings of Dinah Worman. The exhibition runs August 12-18, 2021 at the Ann Korologos Gallery in Basalt, Colorado, and virtually on korologosgallery.com. “Dinah Worman’s new works showcase her masterful use of a …
Read More »Antiques Roadshow guest has final say as rare painting attempt to restore pays off
The ANTIQUES Roadshow guest was blown away by the HUGE valuation of his rare paintwork despite the damage caused by the restoration. The team made a second visit to Kenilworth Castle in the Midlands, where art expert Grant Ford examined a painting by famous Australian artist Iso Rae. 4 Guest …
Read More »Beacon Obituaries | The Highland Current
Pat Frederic Pat Frédéric (1936-2021) Longtime Beacon resident Patrick C. Fredericks Sr., 85, died on August 4 at his home. Born July 16, 1936 in Beacon, he was the son of Patrick and Lillian (Pennacchio) Fredericks. On May 21, 1961, at St. Joachim Church in Beacon, he married Marianne Ketterman. …
Read More »Executive dream | The University of Chicago Magazine
The bed, for artist John Ransom Phillips, is a fascinating place. In âthis delimited, somewhat isolated spaceâ, as he describes it, extraordinary and ordinary things happen: âWe are born, we die, we make love. We dream. We eat. We are sick. We give birth. “ Phillips, AB’60, PhD’66, describes all …
Read More »Edinburgh artist attends first art festival | New
“I just fell into it.” Resident of Edinburgh, Shane Shannon followed in his family’s footsteps by becoming an artist. âOne of my grandmothers actually has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Franklin College,â he said. âShe decided I should try drawing first, and that was okay, because I wasn’t really …
Read More »Paintings in the spotlight: Raven Gallery | AspenTimes.com
Royal Rich Lentil, Teal and Violet, Blown Glass, 19 “H x 18” W x 18 “T. Photograph courtesy of the Raven Gallery As you step into the 1,500 square foot Raven Gallery residence on East Cooper Avenue, any technique possible can reveal excellent studio glass art. For those who need …
Read More »The 31st Annual Oswego Art Association Membership Exhibition | Arts and entertainment
OSWEGO – The Art Association of Oswego hosted the opening reception for its 31st Annual Members’ Art Exhibition from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, July 17. The show was a diverse mix of over 50 original works of art produced by members of the organization. . The exhibition …
Read More »In 1999, Fabio killed a goose with his face, or did he?
A possible consequence of a ride at an amusement park on the Jersey Shore is the collision with a seagull, as 13-year-old Kiley Holman discovered earlier this month when she was forced to repel a stray bird on the SpringShot ride at Morey’s Piers. in Wildwood, New Jersey. Images of …
Read More »Modernist painter Yannis Tsarouchis finally gets his due
CHICAGO – Yannis Tsarouchis, the gay Greek artist-provocateur, was way ahead of his time. His mid-20th century paintings explored homoeroticism when these themes were still highly taboo. Dancing in real life, a full investigation at Wrightwood 659, shines a well-deserved spotlight on the artist. With more than 200 works, this …
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Cal’s Lutheran professors who took sabbaticals during the pandemic may have had to change plans or plans, but they came out more energetic and enlightened. By Karen Lindell Art professor Cal Lutheran Michael Pearce’s sabbatical plan was to create a set of paintings to exhibit at the University of North …
Read More »Brass Heads by Moyra Davey | Chicago Institute of the Arts
Have you noticed this presidential portrait in your pocket? Through Elizabeth siegel The arrival of Obama’s portraits in Chicago – Kehinde Wiley’s portrait of our 44th President, Barack Obama, and Amy Sherald’s painting of former First Lady Michelle Obama – makes me reflect on the nature of monuments dedicated to …
Read More »Ancient portraits find new homes in Tracy Greenwalt’s ‘Stone Town’
Tracy Greenwalt established her artistic vision early on, when she found a box of old family photographs as a child. She became obsessed with photos, an interest that Greenwalt eventually combined with her lifelong love of drawing as she browsed local antique malls for photographs from the late 19th and …
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[Photo provided to China Daily] Raphael’s works Having a view of the works of Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino, known as Raphael, would be the fulfillment of a lifetime for art lovers. Two paintings attributed to Raphael, one of the most talented artists of the Italian Renaissance, are at the heart …
Read More »Art Review: Coastal Art Colonies Captured in a Variety of Styles
To use an old saying, no artist is an island. Artists are impacted by their immediate environment, of course, but also by much more. Although the isolation and natural beauty of Monhegan Island has attracted artists since the late 19e century – perhaps the most famous George Bellows, Robert Henri, …
Read More »Marta Churchwell: Active fundraiser hopes to restore three historic murals in Neosho | Lifestyles
NEOSHO, Mo. – Part of Neosho’s story is recovering. A Neosho Arts Council fundraiser is underway to restore three historic murals that trace various facets of the community or county’s past. The project aims to preserve history as well as art. âThe Mural Restoration Project strives to ensure that three …
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Oliver Lee Jackson from St. Louis stands in front of ‘Fig 6 Triptych, 2015.’ The multi-panel piece was among the works on display at the 2019 exhibition “Oliver Lee Jackson: Recent Paintings” at the National Gallery of Art on the National Mall in Washington, DC Photo by Fred Sweets / …
Read More »Happy Man Tree inspires Islington artist
An artist from Islington will host his first solo exhibition, featuring paintings inspired by London’s trees and green spaces. Tom Stallard is a painter and activist passionate about the environment. His collection of 18 oil paintings will be on view for free at the Jimmy and the Bee Café in …
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^ I support Local Community Journalism Support Denver’s independent voice and help keep Westword’s future free. Colorado is teeming with top-notch muralists, but they typically create their work in solitary (and sometimes secret) sessions. This makes a street art festival a perfect opportunity to catch some of the city’s best …
Read More »Suffolk artist wins solo exhibition – The Suffolk News-Herald
Heather Nygaard won a solo art exhibition at the Suffolk Art Gallery after taking first place in the annual Suffolk Art League exhibition in 2020. Her exhibition, âLife As I Know Itâ, is currently presented with a collection of oil paintings that show the themes of healing, motherhood and the …
Read More »Visual Arts Commentary: “The Scream”, “The Sunflowers” and the “Mona Lisa” – Gone Baby Gone
By Mark Favermann Perhaps we need to call on Sherlock Holmes to solve the ânever-endingâ heist of Gardner, 31, aged? It happened the last week of June. Two foreground paintings by 20e The Century Masters were recovered almost a decade after being stolen from an Athens gallery. An entrepreneur was …
Read More »‘Big Brownie’ children’s book to be distributed at Brown Trout | News, Sports, Jobs
News Photo by Darby Hinkley Richard Rensberry, center, has written a children’s book, “Big Brownie,” which will be distributed at the 47th annual Michigan Brown Trout Festival, July 16-25. Next to him, on the left, is Peggy Donakowski, president of the festival, and on the right is LeAnn Schultz of …
Read More »Affordable Art Fair in Battersea is back this week after over a year: review
The affordable art fair returned to Battersea Park this week with thousands of works of art on display for art lovers and fanatics. The first gallery run fair in the UK was launched on Wednesday July 7th and SWL attended its night opening on Thursday 8the July. A lovely stroll …
Read More »On display: “Romancing the Rails” captures the golden age of train travel
Travel of all kinds seems refreshing after a year in quarantine. Perhaps this is why âRomancing the Rails,â the latest exhibition to open at the Albany Institute of History & Art, seems so timely. Through photographs, model locomotives and 20th century paintings, âRomancing the Rails: Train Travel in the 1920s …
Read More »Arts Calendar: July 8 – Portland Press Herald
1789 Marrett House, 40 Ossippee Trail East, Standish, is now open seasonally from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the first and third Saturdays through October 16. Admission starts at $ 7. Contribution / History of New England Art Oil paintings by Suzanne Agostino on display at Gallery 302, 112 …
Read More »In London, David Hockney creates a spring that blossoms with his Norman paintings
Made on the iPod during the first incarceration, these magnificent works in color will be visible in large formats printed at the Royal Academy from May 23 – just before autumn Paris and the Muse de l’Orange. A study Guardian I was able to visit the exhibition in preview. “Flowering …
Read More »Sicamous Art Exhibition and Sale Showcases Support Local Talent – Salmon Arm Observer
Alice Duck, member of Eagle Valley Brush & Palette, presents her painting at the 42nd Annual Art Exhibition and Sale at the Red Barn Arts Center in Sicamous on July 2, 2021. (Zachary Roman – Eagle Valley News) A 3D painting of guitars at the 42nd Annual Art Exhibition and …
Read More »Latest on Dark Art: Jamal Cyrus Joins Patron Gallery, Alexander Harrison Added to List of VSF Art Museums, Philadelphia and Detroit Hire First Diversity Officers
The latest news in Black Art presents updates and developments in the world of art and related culture Artist Jamal Cyrus. | Courtesy Pattern Gallery Representation Chicago Patrons Gallery announced his performance artist Jamal Cyrus. Cyrus, based in Houston, Texas, works in a variety of mediums. His “conceptual and research-oriented …
Read More »Top 10 strange images in Renaissance paintings
Ah, the Renaissance. A period of tremendous social progress and scientific achievements. It was a cultural rescue from the stagnation of the late Middle Ages, and most importantly, how the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles got their names. And while no legacy can compare to these fully tubular turtles, it’s also …
Read More »Meet Margot Livesey, author of “The Boy in the Field”
âWe need conventions in life and in fiction, but when they replace insight, we become victims,â says Livesey. “I wanted to overturn some of the crime fiction conventions – so make my victim a boy, not a girl, hurt her, not die, and my detective isn’t someone who likes orchids, …
Read More »With color, Flato has a magic touch
TODD ââWILKINSON: Tell us about your last exhibition of works and how it came about. MALOU FLAT: January 2020 I decided to try oil painting again. I took a workshop with two very good painters David Leffel and Sherrie McGraw. They introduced me to painting on small boards and toning …
Read More »county worker has an unexpected degree as a handsome artist | New
In another era, Indiana County leaders may have had to advertise, accept offers, and pay generously for the creation of the new artwork adorning the wall of the Commissioners’ Courtroom. county in the courthouse. The job was completed in the most unexpected way. Where mid-sized framed photos of Indiana County …
Read More »New Mexico Oil Painter Captures Grand Canyon After River Adventure »Albuquerque Journal
………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. Marilyn Taylor, center, floats the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon in April 2018. Taylor painted a series of scenes from her trip. An exhibit showcasing the collection is …
Read More »Events to plan, this weekend and beyond. | Arts and culture blog
Live music is making a full comeback in all kinds of ways. Including next to a glass of wine. The Puma Road tasting room has several scheduled musical acts, including John Vicino playing on June 25 and Linda Arceo on June 26. The representations are of 5-7 p.m.. the Puma …
Read More »“Wood and Water” exhibition featuring the art of David Wissman
RANGELEY – The Rangeley Friends of the Arts will host a reception for ‘Woods & Water’ – David Wissman Oil Paintings, at the Lakeside Contemporary Art Gallery, located in the lobby of the RFA Lakeside Theater, on Friday July 2, from 5h00. – 6.30 p.m. Enjoy free snacks and a …
Read More »The return of the Camano Studio Tour, thanks to dedicated volunteers
CAMANO ISLAND – Volunteers are in the spotlight for this year’s Camano Studio Tour. As such, there are no less than five poster artists for the 22nd tour: Amy Martin, Kathy Dannerbeck, Sally Chang, John Hadley and Mary Simmons. âWe decided to celebrate the volunteers,â said Mary Simmons, who is …
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