These days there are many alternatives to traditional photo printing – you can have your photos printed on acrylic glass, canvas, and even metal. And while classic framed photos and canvas prints are evergreen wall art options, another type of wall decor is fast becoming the interior design hit: metal …
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SINGAPORE – Check out the Father’s Day take-out and delivery offerings, or let your creativity run wild during an art jam session hosted by Golden Village. Food drink Whiskey infused Wagyu at Gyu Bar Hibiki Whiskey Marinated Wagyu Yakiniku ($ 75) includes 120g of Wa Oh wagyu kainomi served with …
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Niagara Pride continues its Pride Month celebration with its online Pride Art Auction fundraiser, an interfaith service and the upcoming unveiling of the new Rainbow Garden. During Niagara Pride’s WNY Shopping With Pride, held earlier this month, local artist James Konidis (owner of James.Kreate in Buffalo) created a one-of-a-kind Pride …
Read More »MORF Gallery Artist Oxia Palus Wins Best Creative Arts Innovation Award at 2021 CogX Awards
Winner of the 2021 Oxia Palus CogX Award for Best Innovation in Creative Arts Oxia Palus is a London-based artificial intelligence startup founded by two PhD students. applicants to University College London with the mission of resurrecting the world’s lost art. Oxia Palus has designed a proprietary approach combining artistic …
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This week, Obama’s presidential portraits are on display at the Art Institute of Chicago, the first step in a 11-month tour, five locations. And the museum, which is now operating at full capacity, expects a large influx. With the exception of two days, tickets to see the paintings by artists …
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After awarding Emergent the non-competitive contract, the Trump administration reverted to traditional contract rules and sought competitive proposals for additional bottling and packaging, known in the industry as Labor. fill-finish, according to documents. Ology Bioservices, based in Alachua, Fla., Has agreed to provide essentially the same services as the Emergent …
Read More »State College Artist Leo Wang Presents Faux Venus Sculpture Exhibition at 3 Dots Downtown | State College News
Community members gathered at 3 Dots Downtown on Tuesday evening to view the “False Venus” sculpture exhibit by local State College artist Yiwei Leo Wang. Wang, a 2021 Penn State graduate with a bachelor’s degree in sculpture and landscape architecture and a local sculptor, presented several of his sculptures and …
Read More »Local Organizations and Governments Honor Local Artist with Day of Remembrance | New
The Mankato Area Foundation, in partnership with the Blue Earth County Historical Society and the Nicollet County Historical Society, is pleased to announce that local towns and counties are declaring Saturday, June 26 Marian Anderson Day. Marian Anderson is a renowned artist who grew up in Nicollet and Madelia. She …
Read More »Real Housewives of Miami star Elsa Patton’s prized possessions to be auctioned off – WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports
You saw her in “The Real Housewives of Miami”. Mama Elsa Patton stole the show with her outspokenness, her style and those in-depth conversations she would have with herself. Now you can own a small piece of Mom’s Loot when some of her prized possessions are up for auction. Marysol …
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It was pop at the time, but it was supernova rather than pop that influenced me. “Sapphire Show: You’ve Got a Long Way, Baby” debuted at Gallery 32, an oasis in Los Angeles of the work of African-American artists. It opened on the public holiday of July 4, 1970, and …
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Next weekend, Cranbrook Arts will finally open the doors of its brand new gallery to the public with its inaugural exhibition, Kootenay’s Best. This exhibition has been in the works for several months and will feature the work of over 50 emerging and established artists from across the Kootenay region. …
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It will help him stroke his ego! The scandal-tarnished first son Hunter Biden’s new career as a painter may in fact turn out to be a success – as experts say his works are impressive and will make a lot of money. âI think it’s strong enough – I like …
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Christie’s to auction artwork by 18-year-old trans artist FEWOCiOUS in the form of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), he said on Monday, as the world’s leading auction houses increase their NFT sales. An NFT is a form of cryptographic asset, which records the ownership of a digital object such as an image, …
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Read More »Juneteenth 2021: Your Guide to Celebrations in the NJ
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Art pieces and jewelry are known to be auctioned off at a monumental price for the rarity and value they present to buyers. However, in New Zealand, a Rhapidophora Tetrasperma plant became the object of envy for many bidders and was eventually sold for $ 19,297 or NZ $ 27,100 …
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Beautiful banners once again adorn downtown Placerville as part of the 17th annual Placerville Art on Parade. The suggested theme for 2021, chosen by the Art on Parade committee, was âCelebrating Natureâ, which inspired artists to submit designs depicting flowers, trees, rivers, mountains, gardens, animals, birds, beaches and more. Thirty-two …
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Read More »Janice White obituary (2021) – Missoula, MT
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Read More »New Saturn Bar Owners Promise to Revive New Orleans Original | Louisiana News
By IAN MCNULTY, The Times-Picayune / The New Orleans Advocate NEW ORLEANS (AP) – In New Orleans’ constellation of quirky and wonderfully weird bars, the Saturn Bar was in an orbit of its own. A product of age, weather, clutter, and a gruff but undeniably convincing presence, this was a …
Read More »Julie Mehretu Painting Wins Record $ 6.5 Million Artist Auction on Artsy
Julie Mehretu’s massive painting Dissidents Score (2019-2021) bring $ 6.5 million on Artsy last Thursday, setting a record for the artist at auction. Ethiopian-born American artist Mehretu, 51, whose two decades of work is currently on display in a major retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New …
Read More »“For Memory: Celebrating Art Created by Women” opens at the Norton Museum of Art – Boca Raton’s most trusted source of information
On Friday, the Norton Museum of Art opened for its new exhibition âFor the Record: Celebrating Art Created by Womenâ. The Crying Woman by Viola Frey is in the middle of the exhibition. Photo by Gabriela Villamonte, Boca Raton Tribune. On the first floor, visitors can explore different types of …
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A new brand building video guide has been released by print-on-demand experts Best Biz Merch, explaining how to increase revenue with their automated merchandise platform. A new brand building video guide has been released by print-on-demand experts Best Biz Merch, explaining how to increase revenue with their automated merchandise platform. …
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Other works were not so easy to unload. The sculpture (it’s also a sundial!) “Time Myth”, by sculptor John Piet, commissioned by Kmart for $ 800,000 in 1976, did not meet any reserve at auction. A museum director in Traverse City attempted to get the artwork moved to Open Space …
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From ‘Disaster Girl’ and the famous ‘Charlie Bit My Finger’ video to the man behind the ‘Dude With Sign’ handle on Instagram, the NFT or non-fungible token, mania has taken the world by storm. What was once created or captured as a light family moment is now worth millions, all …
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A SPRING EVENING in Rome, the director duo Ila Bêka and Louise Lemoine walked into Casa Balla, the former apartment of early 20th-century artist Giacomo Balla, with flashlights in hand. The three-bedroom U-shaped apartment, located on the fourth floor of a nondescript mid-20th-century building, had barely been touched since the …
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Read More »League of Artists Announces Show Winners | Characteristics
On Sunday, June 6, artist Luke Huling had the difficult task of selecting the winning art for the annual League of Artists Exhibition. The exhibition featured more than 90 paintings in various mediums. The winners for the best in each category, as well as the best overall, have been chosen. …
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Read More »Eastern Michigan University faculty members pursue an exciting range of projects or activities under sabbaticals awarded for 2020-21
YPSILANTI – To assess the impact of race and racism on nurses of color. Opportunities to advance research on disparities related to Alzheimer’s disease. Public confidence and confidence in the judiciary. These are just a few of the topics 28 Eastern Michigan University faculty members will be following as part …
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Widdlytinks, a company that provides custom canvas murals and personalized family signs, is pleased to announce that they have introduced a new personalized rustic western buckshot bar sign. With this sign, people can invite the great outdoors into their homes and celebrate their love for hunting. This sign is the …
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The big German auctions, which take place every two years, are preparing for their summer season. The sales, which take place in homes across the country in June, don’t have the glitz of a marquee night out in New York or London, but are also filled with much more affordable …
Read More »Young artists caught up in the three major capitals of the art market, and the Top 20 Artprice
According to thierry Ehrmann, President and Founder of Artmarket.com and its Artprice department “By presenting the works of the same artists both in the West and in the East, the major Anglo-Saxon auctioneers are consolidating and accelerating the market for these young stars of contemporary painting and sculpture. Since 2013, …
Read More »Stamford-based artist honored with “Thrill Of A Lifetime”
STAMFORD, CT – In November 2017, Stamford-based artist Liron Sissman received a letter in the mail from the US State Department. She was part of a large artist registry for the department’s Art In Embassies program. Each ambassador can choose the work of art that will be hung in the …
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By Mike Cook âWe definitely took lemons and made lemonade out of them,â said Anna Biad, founder of Acton Academy Mesilla Valley (AAMV), of the annual Las Cruces school trade fair, which continues until ” to June 17 at www.kidsbusinessmarket.org. The show started in 2016, when AAMV opened, Biad said, …
Read More »Former Nintendo factory will soon become a museum for the world-famous video game company
A former Nintendo factory in Japan’s Kyoto province is set to become the video game company’s very first museum, tentatively named the Nintendo Gallery. Built in 1969, the Nintendo Uji Ogura factory in Uji-city was used to produce hanafuda (Japanese playing cards) and at one time housed a customer service …
Read More »Second Life – Artificial intelligence unveils the cover-up under Modigliani’s “Girl portrait”
SAN JOSE, California, June 9, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Amedeo Modigliani ‘Portrait of a Girl’ (1917) is currently being held at the Tate in London. But, hidden beneath this painting is the figure of a woman that researchers have suggested as Modigliani’s ex-lover, Beatrice Hastings. The couple had a …
Read More »Joan Eardley’s paintings to be auctioned off in the centenary year
A group of paintings by acclaimed artist Joan Eardley are due to go under the hammer at an online auction this week to mark the centenary of his birth. ictures of children in Glasgow’s Townhead district, still lifes, landscapes and seascape are among the seven works to be sold on …
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Do you love Seth Rogene? What about pottery? Rogene aficionados and aesthetes alike will find what they are looking for at the Vancouver Art Gallery, which auctions works by local heroes, international stars and Vancouver comedy. Hosted exclusively online by Heffel Fine arts auction house, the Vancouver Art Gallery Art …
Read More »Jean Baldessari | “Space Between” at Sprüth Magers, Los Angeles – Flaunt Magazine
The last series of paintings by the late John Baldessari,The space between, will open at Sprüth Magers, Los Angeles on Saturday June 12 and will be on view until September 11, 2021. âWhen you look at two things, don’t look at them, look between them. . . the space between …
Read More »Four New Exhibitions Now Open at Art Center Sarasota | Let’s go!
Art Center Sarasota’s 2021 exhibition season continues with four exhibitions through July 2. “Black, White, And Everything In Between”, in the second gallery, presents works in paint, ink and pencil on objects found by Yamel Molerio. âDuality,â in the third gallery, features large-scale steel, bronze and copper sculptures by Dominice …
Read More »South African just bought 20 rare dagga seeds (and NFT art) for 224,000 rand
(Getty Images) An avid cannabis grower in South Africa bought 20 seeds and artwork at an NFT auction for around Rand 224,000. The seeds are produced by the US-based Gage Green group, recognized worldwide for their high quality genetics. The company’s top seeds typically sell for $ 1,000 (Rand 13,500). …
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The first time that I saw a real life Banksy, I was studying abroad in London in the summer of 2017. I had researched its near-natural size representation of a painter – with a dead phone battery, walk the streets of the notoriously gentrified Notting Hill area for hours before …
Read More »Forget about those “immersive” exhibits, this is where you can see real Van Gogh paintings in Los Angeles
Is of them “Immersive” The Van Gogh show in Los Angeles has yet to take place and we are already fed up with them. At least there is Five Various flavors Of these events, we plan to tour the country this year, but they all follow the same basic formula. …
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THere, the film industry has been seriously concerned about the âdeath of cinemaâ for decades. The problem existed long before Netflix dropped red boxes around every corner and streaming services started appearing left and right; it got worse as traditional cinemas were forced to bypass COVID restrictions. This summer, one …
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House of Healing; Hope for Grieving Children named Lauren Sibley Brasseaux as the âMartinis 2021 – Lafayette’s Best Martiniâ glass artist. A private event will be held on Wednesday July 9 at the Mercedes Benz Showroom in Lafayette to unveil Lauren’s creation of Martini Glass. About this year’s artist: Lauren …
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Read More »Forgotten sketches of the Whaley Bridge transshipment warehouse go on sale
Brian Woolley worked at the warehouse between 1975 and 1981 where he installed the canal boats before they were sold, but he was also a talented artist and painted the canal basin and the warehouse. The 90-year-old man from Whaley Bridge said: “I completed the sketches for the transshipment building …
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Please Note: As ordered by health officials, non-essential travel between regions of British Columbia is not permitted at this time. Currently, gatherings within a maximum of five visitors or one other household are permitted. Outdoor gatherings of up to 10 people are also allowed, but use layers of COVID-19 protection …
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Read More »How a ghostly figure revealed the secret of Modigliani’s lost lover | Art
No one wants to remember a failed relationship by having the portrayal of the ex lying around. After the separation of Amedeo Modigliani and his lover, Beatrice Hastings, the Italian artist would have erased his memory by painting the portrait of another woman on her portrait. So he may not …
Read More »Sandpoint artist announces gallery exhibition
Local artist Betty Billups made art her job after deciding that her first nursing career aspiration wasn’t for her. âI saw someone get shot once for fainting. I was like, ‘OK, this one is not on the list,’ âshe said. Instead of helping people heal their bodies, Billups said, she …
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Join us for our first in-person opening on Thursday, June 10, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Our annual June 66th Anniversary Art Show will feature chicken sliders and all the fixings, a cash bar and live music by local phenomenon, Spencer Pauquette! A special anniversary prize of $ 500 …
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The lithograph by Georg Melchior Kraus depicts the arrival of King George I in Piraeus in 1863. [Benaki Museum] You return to the ground floor with a mind bubbling with information, images and reflections, thinking that after having piled 60 years of history on the first floor, there can be …
Read More »Centuries of art at the Chartreuse auction
CENTURIES of art are covered by lots at an upcoming auction. Charterhouse will host a two-day auction on July 8 and 9, promising a series of paintings in different styles, from different eras. âWe have been married for just under 30 years, paintings and art is one of the things …
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In 1969, during the civil rights struggle, three black artists opened the Cinque Gallery, which operated until 2004, to “provide a place where the works of unknown and neglected talented artists …” – mainly artists black – “would not only be shown but nurtured and developed” (Extracts. 1969 Cinque Gallery …
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The two classes offered at Wiscasset’s Main Art Gallery in June and July have reached capacity, but there is still room. Adeline Godminc-Tronzo will hold a drawing workshop with paintings and collages on Sunday, June 13. Carolyn Gabbeh will study how colors are used to draw light and shadow in …
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After 19 months without live performances, the Mondavi Center for Performing Arts at the University of California at Davis, today announced its 2021-2022 season. The fun begins on October 14 with Arturo O’Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra and ends on May 19, 2022, with flautist, electronic musician and …
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As you may have noticed, a neon sign now illuminates the storefront of PRPP Gallery on the main street of Ridgefield. This signage serves as the first installment of the âBow Wow Art Dogsâ and âLeader of the Pack Eventsâ which culminate in the inaugural events celebrating the creation of …
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MONT LAUREL, NJ – There hasn’t been an exotic model like this in a dealership showroom. At an event exclusive to Holman Motorcars, held in partnership with Supercar Rooms Miami, acclaimed contemporary artist Bradley Theodore transformed a Rolls-Royce Ghost into a unique work of art, adding his colorful flair to …
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Matthew Marks is pleased to announce âTerry Winters: Table of Contentsâ, the upcoming exhibition in his gallery at 522 West 22nd Street. The exhibition includes nine paintings on linen, five paintings on paper and a set of twenty-six drawings in grisaille. All are exhibited for the first time. Winters’ work …
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Read More »Christie’s has a new auction dedicated to the legendary Air Jordan shoes | Life
The ‘Original Air Takes Flight: The Evolution and Influence of Air Jordan Sneakers’ auction will be entirely dedicated to the most coveted sneaker of all time, the Air Jordan. Image courtesy of Christie’s NEW YORK, June 4 – Once collected by a handful of connoisseurs, sneakers have become works of …
Read More »Marvelous Mundane art exhibition opens at ARTfactory
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June 5, 2021 ROCHE IS A strange entity. The Swiss giant is the world’s second largest drug maker and one of the most profitable big pharma companies. But its largest group of shareholders, mostly drawn from Fritz Hoffmann-La Roche, who founded the company in 1896, is led by André Hoffmann, …
Read More »Art flourishes alongside nature at Riverside Park
In Riverside Park, behind the locked bars of an Amtrak maintenance entrance near 108th Street, a large still life of flowers leans against a wall. The canvas appears to be rotting and unraveling in a tangle of roots and fallen leaves, with new flowers springing three-dimensionally from the surface. The …
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Read More »Dr. Desirée Cox’s transformative art brand ArtRegen to be featured in UK Vogue’s summer art campaign
âI am delighted to be part of this global campaign,â said Dr Desirée Cox, founder and CEO of regenerative art brand ArtRegen. âHaving access to British Vogue’s vast readership will allow people around the world to experience the many benefits of regenerative and transformative art. “ ArtRegen understands that as …
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End of the portage of Michael Everett. The Main Street of Norway by Michael Everett. NORWAY – From June 18, Michael Everett will exhibit a collection of small landscape paintings at the Matolcsy Art Center of the Western Maine Art Group, 480 Main Street, Norway. The theme of the show …
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Boca Raton may be best known for its beautiful beaches and luxury condos, but our culture conservation doesn’t start with the sand and end with our nightlife and food scene. While Florida may be one of the youngest states on the East Coast, devoid of our colonial and revolutionary history, …
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ENTREPRENEUR KENNETH HILL DECORATED HIS HOUSES WITH BEAUTIFUL MARITIME PAINTINGS With the acquisition of masterpieces by artists such as Montague Dawson and Franz Richard Unterberger, Fort Worth entrepreneur Kenneth Hill turned his love of water into a life of collector. EVENT â EUROPEAN ART AUCTION SIGNATURE® 8047Featuring the ownership of …
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One morning this week, Will McPhail went out to buy a coffee. While fishing for his keys, he put the take-out cup on the roof of his car. A passerby spotted him. “Oof,” the man said, with a friendly, wotcha-cobber gesture in front of the cafe. ” Do not go …
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Top 10 Best Home Fashion Star Prints 2021 1. Taste of the house Laboratory verification reveals that these curtains insulate against heat and cold, saving you money and energy. The curtains work with a revolutionary fabric and are machine washable for easy maintenance. Star print thermal insulated blackout curtains add …
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Television is a competitive industry, and many shows are lucky enough to be picked up in the first season. Rarely is a series popular enough to survive cast changes, cultural shifts, and disruptions in the media landscape. From daytime soaps to late night comedy shows, these are the oldest tv …
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Makati-based auction house Leon Gallery is putting coveted artwork and furniture under the hammer at its annual mid-year auction, which takes place this Saturday, June 5. This year’s event, titled The Spectacular Mid-Year Auction 2021, “connects two centuries of glorious Filipino art from the 19th to the 20th century,” writes …
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Great art has the power to silence a room. This is literally the premise of Lotte Raun’s company that creates, among other products, sound-absorbing works of art. It all started when Raun and her family moved to a villa in Dubai, a move she hoped to curb what she calls …
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THE Watlington White Mark is the subject of a new painting by an artist living in the city. James Kelso is due to submit the oil painting for inclusion in the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, which runs from September to January. The chalk scar was carved into Watlington …
Read More »15 things to do in Vancouver this week: May 31 – June 6, 2021
Note: as recommended by British Columbia health officials, indoor gatherings of any kind and non-essential travel within the province are not recommended at this time. Currently, outdoor gatherings of up to 10 people are allowed, but use layers of COVID-19 protection and maintain physical distance. Please adhere to COVID-19 health …
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By Nora Quintanilla New York, May 30 (EFE) .- A large number of Spanish-flavored âcryptoartâ works are auctioned on weekends in non-fungible token (NFT) format at a gallery in Brooklyn, New York, which, as some of the event organizers told EFE, is witnessing and at the forefront of this digital …
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In 2018, Nigerian curator and art critic Okwui Enwezor began planning âMourning and Grievance: Art and Mourning in America», An exhibition centered on the themes of black grief and white grievance, at the New Museum in New York. In his plans, Enwezor cited Donald Trump “appealing to white people” to …
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reDespite the stories of newly created crypto millionaires, building wealth by investing usually takes time. One way to find businesses that will create wealth in the future is to look at those that have generated it in the past. It means asking which companies have adapted to all kinds of …
Read More »Insight: Breaking the Silence on Domestic Violence in Maine
The headlines that followed my famous husband’s 2016 domestic violence arrest were devastating. But the truth of what was going on behind closed doors in my Camden community was even more traumatic. Deborah Stevenson’s âDomestic Terrorismâ collage, displayed in the window of the Republican Journal, is part of Waldo County …
Read More »Brushstrokes of support: Art world steps in to help alleviate Covid through online auctions
As India battles second wave of Covid and millions rally to help, the art world has stepped in through online auctions and other fundraising for causes varied and different groups of people. From famous artist Subodh Gupta and the big auction house, Saffronart to smaller initiatives like the Chitrakar online …
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Top 10 Best Birdhouses The Poster Corp 2021 1. Birds Choice Bluebird House Stick Set, 54-inch Bottom socket twists 20 “at the bottom and has set screw and 1/2” turning holes Made in the USA The equipment contains 2 pieces of our heavy duty 16 gauge wall, 1: black metal …
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Karl Wirsum. Photo: Derek Eller Gallery. FOR A BOOKLET published on the occasion of the third Hairy Who exhibition in Chicago, in 1968, Karl Wirsum drew a woman whose head has been replaced by a mandala – not a groovy meditative symbol but a pulsating, restless, electrified pattern vibrating in …
Read More »Best Historic Trails in Arizona
Arizona’s trails have a fascinating story to tell: The native hunters and gatherers who found their feet in the canyon walls came first. Then come the explorers who forged paths between the first missions and the forts. And later came the railway workers who blew up roads through rocky terrain. …
Read More »North Philadelphia Furniture Store: Modern Republic Duo Launch on Girard Avenue
ð Do you like Philadelphia? Sign up for the free Billy Penn newsletter to get everything you need to know about Philadelphia everyday. A fashion designer from Germantown and an entrepreneur from Chester walk into a flea market. Not the first line of a daddy joke. This is the premise …
Read More »Pop-up “Catch Some Sunshine” at Buchtel House | The star
AUBURN – The Garrett Museum of Art will host a gallery at Maison Buchtel on Friday June 4 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. in conjunction with the monthly First Friday event in Auburn. The gallery will continue on Saturday June 5 from 10 p.m. to 3 p.m. While visitors …
Read More »Latest Black Art News: 5% of Los Angeles Museum Board Members Are Black, Sonia Boyce, Christina Quarles and Cigna Samson Join New Galleries
Latest Black Art News features updates and developments in the world of art and related culture Artist Christina Quarles is now represented by Hauser & Wirth. Shown in his Los Angeles studio, 2021. | Courtesy of the artist and Pilar Corrias, London. Photo by Ilona Szwarc New The Los Angeles …
Read More »Price check! Items sold at Art Basel Hong Kong 2021 and their prices
Ghost cabins, holograms, and even live breathing people have appeared in the 2021 edition of Art Basel Hong Kong. Levy Gorvy made waves early on by flipping a large Joan Mitchell canvas for $ 19.5 million. (Last posted to Christie’s in 2018 for $ 14 million.) Other galleries have active …
Read More »Alberta’s Whyte Museum to auction Bow Valley ‘Legends of the Mountain’ dinners and walks
Ever wanted to spend time with one of the first women to climb Mount Everest, learn about the Stoney Nakoda First Nation from an Elder, or choose the brains of a climber / historian? Fans of Alberta’s Bow Valley and its history may soon have the chance to meet one-on-one …
Read More »Summer is about to begin in America. The same goes for the shock of stickers.
With the drop in coronavirus cases and the vaccination of 1.8 million US residents every day, more and more Americans are planning this upcoming Memorial Day weekend to return to old pleasures like friends, parties, trips and afternoons to a ball game. They will also encounter something new and less …
Read More »Articipate Presents Images of Women as Heroes of Their Own Lives | Culture & Leisure
Lynne Ford’s work is both serious and light. On their own, her vivid portraits show the emotions of women. But in their exhibition, âFalse Hope Syndrome,â at the Articipate Gallery in Berkley, the words she chose give the series a deeper meaning than one initially sees. âMy lyrics are really …
Read More »Alex Hay, Returning Painter – The New York Times
Half a century later, Alex Hay’s giant painting and canvas tributes to items commonly found in stationery shops continue to entertain and surprise. His 1965 painting âLegal Padâ lives up to its title, with the pale yellow of the paper and the pale blue of the delicate horizontal lines edge …
Read More »In detail: How Young Money is changing the Hong Kong art market
Sotheby’s senior auctioneer Ian McGinlay drew the attention of the sparsely populated downtown Hong Kong hall, calling “Go once. I go there twice! before slaughtering his hammer on âSheng Shi Xueâ by Franco-Chinese artist Chu Teh-Chun. After more than 70 auctions and more than 20 minutes of deadlock, there was …
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FRIDAY PUZZLE – Even though I liked it, it was difficult for me. I’m a huge fan of Andrew Ries puzzles – in addition to building for the New York Times, Mr. Ries is also a talented and prolific independent builder – but this one seemed more difficult to me. …
Read More »The reflection of an augmented city
By Adrian Doyle There was a time when public speaking meant you were crazy. Now when I’m at the traffic lights or in a tram, it seems normal. It’s because of mobiles and how people have no limits with the lengths they walk to stay connected or disconnected, depending on …
Read More »The arts are essential | What’s happening in the arts and entertainment industry from May 28 to June 4 | Southern Pasadenan
PHOTO: courtesy of the artists | South Pasadena News | “The Super Villainz” Dormeshia, Jason and Derick in performance Live performances return to The music center for the first time in 14 months! Paving the way for the reopening of the performing arts complex, The Music Center is launching its …
Read More »Get creative with an art fundraiser for people with autism and disabilities
The Columbus Center Art From The Heart Exhibition and Auction is a disability services organization that has been serving people with developmental and physical disabilities for over 50 years in three program areas: employment services; residential services; and a program of daily activities. In 2015, Columbus launched the NextWork Autism …
Read More »Jury Awards Announced at Remington Museum Exhibition Opening | St. Lawrence County
OGDENSBURG – The 2021 Frederic Remington Art Museum Members’ Sworn Art Exhibition opened on Friday and features 44 works by 27 artists. It will be on display until September 12 in the Richard E. Winter and Torrey Family galleries of the museum and online at www.frederic remington.org. During the exhibition’s …
Read More »Devon artist recreates Exeter Cathedral Madonna and child’s painting to show realities of modern parenting
Anna Grayson showing painting An artist from Devon has recreated one of Exeter’s cathedral religious paintings of Mary and baby Jesus as a pastiche photo, to show the realities of modern motherhood. Anna Grayson is one of the first artists to exhibit at the Royal Exeter Memorial Museum (RAMM), which …
Read More »Artists return to the digital road
The Covid-19 pandemic has dramatically disrupted art sales activity, but digital platforms and physical galleries are not mutually exclusive, notes Helen Waters, senior director of the Cristea Roberts Gallery in London. Instagram was the inspiration for her latest show by four female artists: Charlotte Keates, Karen Lederer, Zsofia Schweger and …
Read More »Inside Shara Hughes’ booming market
Oddly enough, perhaps one of the most fascinating aspects of Hughes’ job market is the global appeal of his paintings. Presenhuber stressed that the works “have an emotional depth that can speak to anyone,” while Uffner emphasized the universality of the work by explaining that collectors of Hughes paintings generally …
Read More »Picture Perfect Gallery features impressive works of art, including paintings by Paul Oz
One of the UK’s largest fine art retailers, Perfect photo gallery, continues to generate excitement and offers one of the most impressive ‘online’ art shopping experiences in the world, including works by Paul Oz, a British portrait painter and sculptor celebrating pop culture, Hollywood and sports iconography. âArt lovers, including …
Read More »Painting exhibition by artist Jesse Patterson scheduled for ArtsaRound gallery | Community
CIRCLEVILLE – Just over 20 oil paintings by local artist Jesse Patterson will fill the ArtsaRound gallery in the Original Circle’s second-floor private gallery space for the month of June. A variety of landscapes, wildlife, and still lifes will be available for viewing and purchasing. The show titled “As I …
Read More »Pritzker touts ‘time to drive’ for tourism despite gas prices
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP / WREX) – The governor of Illinois this month unveiled a vibrant tourism campaign titled “It’s time for me to drive.” It touts Galena Hotspots at the Shawnee National Forest with lyrics from a 1970s hit by Illinois band REO Speedwagon. But Democrat JB Pritzker left out …
Read More »Millennial Market Star Mr. Doodle’s Dedicated Auction In Hong Kong Sells Over US $ 730,000, Each Lot Sold | Auction News | THE VALUE
The hype behind millennial artist Mr Doodle is impossible to ignore. He made his auction debut less than a year ago and this season his works have been put under the hammer at Christie’s dedicated sale in Hong Kong. The recognition given to such a young artist by a major …
Read More »Local artists find canvas at Gig East Exchange
This article was written for our sponsor, Gig east. Art is literally at the heart of Wilson. In the center of historic downtown Wilson is the one-of-a-kind Whirligig Park, an art park filled with huge rotating kinetic sculptures created by the late Vollis Simpson. The two-acre park features 30 Simpson-created …
Read More »Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith brings his works to Stone Harbor | Events
While some musicians struggled through the pandemic, the Red Hot Chili Peppers took advantage of their free time to record their first album since âThe Getawayâ in 2016. âLucky for me and my band we were able to write songs and record an album,â says drummer Chad Smith. âIt was …
Read More »Biden administration forces resignations of members of the United States Fine Arts Commission
Justin Shubow, chairman of the American Commission on Fine Arts (CFA), with three other members of the Powerful seven-member commissionâLandscape architect Perry Guillot, architect Steven Spandle and artist Chas Fagan – have been asked to step down by the Biden administration. The news was first reported last night by right-wing …
Read More »Rising raw material costs lead to price adjustments in Heidelberg
In order to cushion the disproportionate rise in the costs of materials, logistics and other purchases, Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (Heidelberg) will moderately increase the prices of its equipment business with immediate effect. This adjustment is made in an economic environment of increasing demand and costs for raw materials and is …
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