August 5, 2024
Artists

Russian artist who has eaten a live bat, rats, roadkill shows his extreme art in Hong Kong

Davydtchenko is the artist-in-residence at Hong Kong’s The Catalyst gallery, an independent art space in Sheung Wan, until September 15, where he is sharing records of his extreme experiences as a multimedia show and offering unique gastronomic experiences in which members of the public can take part. For his work “Go and Stop Progress”, Davydtchenko

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Artists

OTL Summer Camps Grades 3-5: Eco-Artists: Exploring, Science, Technology & Art

9 AM – 3:30 PM, ongoing daily from August 5, 2024 until August 9, 2024. San Diego Writers, Ink N/A $450 (pricing will increase to $500 May 28th) Eco-Artists: Exploring, Science, Technology & Art Summer Camp for 3rd-5th Grade August 5-August 9, 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Location: Writer’s Ink, Liberty Station Register here Delve

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Artists

Artists were sold on the ‘top-of-the-line,’ affordable studio space. Now they face a surprise eviction

Artists who work out of an affordable studio space in central Hamilton say they have less than two weeks left before they’re forced to vacate the premises when they thought they had until next year. The three-storey building on 29 Harriet St. was owned by the real estate management firm Forge & Foster. The building

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Art Investment

Physical Art Investment Tool Industry Future Trends Analysis – Economica

Press Release, Orbis Research –The Physical Art Investment Tool Market Research report includes an analysis of different product types, applications, and geographical areas where Physical Art Investment Tools are used. Request a sample report @ https://www.orbisresearch.com/contacts/request-sample/7196576 The Research delves deeply into the present patterns influencing the Physical Art Investment Tool market. It examines the factors

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Artists

13 Local Artists Explore Grief And Life at Contemporary Craft

PHOTO BY REAGAN WEST-WHITMAN Two statues entitled “Lives/Works” with holes in their torso. A coffin made of hemp. A semi circle of candles surrounding a pillow. Contemporary Craft’s current exhibition “Hereafter” explores the themes of grieving, mourning and the celebrating of life through more than 50 works in a variety of mediums. “Grief and mourning

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Artists

40-foot, 5-ton trolls are invading America. What is this garbage?

Trolls, the menacing otherworldly beings of folklore, are gaining a foothold across America. They haven’t gobbled anybody up yet, but they still hope to shake everyone who meets them to their core and deliver a new message: Trash is treasure. “It’s an advertising campaign for trash,” quips Thomas Dambo, the Dr. Frankenstein to over 150

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Artists

Blanton’s newest exhibition showcases photography-based work by contemporary Native American artists – The Daily Texan

Tied by themes of indigenous identity, historical trauma and reverence towards tradition, the Blanton Museum of Art’s newest exhibition, “Native America: In Translation,” features over 60 works of nine contemporary native artists who capture their stories through a different lens — a camera lens.  The exhibition, open until Jan. 5, 2025, draws upon the Fall

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Art Investment

Navigating the digital art revolution: Is it worth an investment?

An article by Fabian Ritter, head of community at CAST Studios The way art is created, sold and owned will change forever. Yet the question remains: is digital artwork worth the investment?To answer this question, let’s look closely at the two core elements: Art and Digitisation. Modern digital art concepts The digital art revolution has democratised the

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Visual artists

Catapult + Adelaide Fringe Mentorship Opportunity Opportunities – ArtsHub Australia

Generously supported by the James and Diana Ramsay Foundation, the Catapult + Adelaide Fringe mentorship will provide a funded opportunity for a South Australian visual artist, craftsperson or designer to undertake a 6-month mentorship with a chosen mentor, culminating in a public program, presentation of new work or performance as part of the 2025 Adelaide

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European Artists

an artists’ collection for two centuries

The National Gallery has not always been housed in a neoclassical palace on Trafalgar Square. Two hundred years ago, the national collection first opened its doors to visitors with a fine if modest collection of 38 paintings from the private collection of John Julius Angerstein down the road in his townhouse at 100 Pall Mall.

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