Lake Chelan MirrorWard Media CHELAN — The annual Lake Chelan Arts Festival drew crowds to Riverwalk Park from June 21-23, showcasing the work of over 35 artists in a diverse display of creativity and craftsmanship. The three-day event, organized by the Lake Chelan Arts Council, featured a wide array of artistic mediums, including paintings, sculptures,
A full schedule of visual art exhibitions is on tap for the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University for 2023-24, with the first events opening in early September. The initial exhibition will be unveiled September 5th at the Alice R. Rogers and Target Galleries in the St. John’s Art Building with “Wayfarer,” a
No one knows music like the gays! From social media opinions, to impeccable party playlists, and impressive vinyl collections, being a walking encyclopedia of music history is almost a prerequisite for membership in the LGBTQ+ community. That being said, more often than not, we can get preoccupied by pop girls and classic rockers. Your dose
A few years ago, the English artist Jesse Darling was standing in the vegetable aisle of a grocery store when he had a kind of epiphany. Staring at plastic-wrapped produce, he suddenly felt an acute awareness of the path the items had taken to get there: from cultivation to processing, to packaging and shipment, and
An estimated 780 people enjoyed the countywide arts exhibit last year at the Putnam County Museum. Organizers of the Fifth Annual Putnam County Adult Visual Arts Exhibition open to all visual artists who live, work or have studied in Putnam County — will recognize participants at this years opening reception at PCM on Saturday,
Known for its vibrant Arts and Cultural scene, which includes a wide range of artistic expressions, California embraces the people that make living here so very special. For example, with the rise in hate crimes locally and nationally, California has launched initiatives and legislation aimed at promoting tolerance and healing divisions. The “Stop the Hate”
Tacoma, WA — The Tacoma Art Museum (TAM) invites all members and media guests to an engaging event featuring artist Lily Lee and her thought-provoking work, “The Great Basin Murders.” Event Details: Date: Thursday, July 11 Time: 6:00 – 8:00pm Location: TAM Gallery “The Great Basin Murders” is a captivating series that delves into the mysteries
Highfalutin taste, the exclusiveness of art history, the total abstraction beloved by post-World War II art critics in New York City: These were prime targets for counterculture artists on the West Coast who poked fun at it all. Poking art in the eye, you might say. An exuberant exhibition, “Poke in the Eye: Art of
Catwater Art Show features work of trio of artists Published 10:13 am Monday, July 8, 2024 View the Catwater Art Show at the Henning Cultural Center, 923 Ruth St. in Sulphur. (Special to the American Press) Don’t miss the chance to see the works of local artists whose appreciation and inspiration through nature and the
With the changing of the seasons, so comes the changing of the banners along Main Street in Destin. From sea turtles to beach balls and everything in between the colorful artistic banners depict scenes from the coastal area. The banners are part of the Destin Banner Art Project headed by Ron Sandstead of Flutterby Antiques.