March 10, 2025
Artists

On Getting By As an Artist In the City That Never Sleeps ‹ Literary Hub

New York now, lead me back to New York then. There isn’t one New York, it’s too mediated and historicized and romanticized— a city haunted by images and stories of itself. In New York stories, one theme is retold like a chorus: people don’t work here, they hustle. Hustling plays into the urban dream for

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Visual artists

“A Day in the Life” with Toronto Visual Artist Mishel Schwartz

Several years ago, Mishel Schwartz took a leap of faith and gave up the stability of a thriving graphic design career in order to devote herself full-time to the life of a working artist. And once the decision was made, there was no looking back. Mishel has always had a gift for uniting colour and

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Visual artists Jamie Nami Kim and Paul Waters on collaboration – The Creative Independent

Visual artists Jamie Nami Kim and Paul Waters discuss collaboration as an ongoing conversation, joyful exchange, and learning experience. Paul Waters, Conversation oil on cut cotton collage on canvas, 36h x 30w in Jamie Nami Kim, Ten Women, cut paper on board, 37h x 95w in How does a collaboration begin? Paul: It starts with

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Australian Ceramics Open Studios 2024 Registrations Open Opportunities – ArtsHub Australia

Australian Ceramics Open Studios (ACOS) is an annual, nationwide, weekend event that celebrates clay, community and creativity. Hosted by The Australian Ceramics Association (TACA), ceramics studios open their doors to give visitors a peek into their making, their love of clay and a chance to take home a handmade piece. ACOS 2024 will be held

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Artists

Collective Artists Network acquires flash-fiction platform Terribly Tiny Tales

Creator marketplace and talent management firm Collective Artists Network has bought Terribly Tiny Tales for an undisclosed sum, stating that the acquisition of the storytelling platform aligns with its strategy to evolve into a new media company. Founded by Anuj Gosalia in 2013 as a flash-fiction platform on Facebook, Terribly Tiny Tales hosts content across

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Art Investment

Channel 4 to invest millions into AI-powered art marketplace Fy

Channel 4 Ventures, the company’s media for equity investment fund, will invest up to £3m of advertising inventory into FY. Channel 4 is set to invest millions into the art and homeware marketplace Fy in a move the retailer hopes will help it to “take a leap forward” against its more established rivals. Channel 4

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Visual artists

Scorpios’ Summer Cultural Series Redefines AI & Visual Art in Mykonos & Bodrum

LONDON, July 3, 2024 – (ACN Newswire) – Scorpios, the renowned beach concept and creative gathering place, in partnership with art tech pioneers HOFA Gallery, announces ‘Evolving Perspectives,’ the second edition of their Encounters summer arts programme. Running from July 18 to September 18, this 9-week series expands to take place across Scorpios’ two stunning beachfront locations,

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Visual artists

Fisher’s Ghost Art Award 2024 Opportunities – ArtsHub Australia

The Fisher’s Ghost Art Award is an annual art award and exhibition inviting artists to submit works in a variety of artistic categories and mediums. Now in its 62nd year, there is over $60,000 in prize money to be won across the categories. In 2024, the celebrated Open Award, which is acquisitive to the Campbelltown

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Artists

Collective Artists Network acquires Terribly Tiny Tales

New Delhi: Collective Artists Network has announced the acquisition of Terribly Tiny Tales (TTT). This strategic acquisition aligns with Collective Artists Network’s vision to become the country’s leading new media company with its roots in popular culture and expanding its influence in the media industry, said the company in a statement. TTT began its journey

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Artists

Artist launches collection of 108 visual arts from exile Tibetan artists

By Tenzin Nyidon  DHARAMSHALA, July 3: Whiteline Graphics, an initiative by Jamyang Tenzin and his brother Tsering Namgyal, launched the first-ever meticulously curated book titled “108 Exile Tibetan Visual Artists and Their Expression of Universal Responsibility and The Environment.” This unique project celebrated the rich tapestry of Tibetan art and culture in exile. Through this

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