March 10, 2025
Artists

Artists Who’ve Never Won A Grammy But Should Have

Within the music industry, the Grammy Award is the highest achievement any artist can receive, but sadly, not every deserving artist has received one. Some of the most prominent musicians, such as Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, have been heavily recognized by the Recording Academy, with her racking up 32 awards. Her husband, Jay-Z, has secured 24, joining

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Visual artists

Festival International de Louisiane seeks official visual artist

LAFAYETTE, La. — Festival International de Louisiane has officially opened the application process for the 2025 Visual Artist. Each year, the selected Official Artist is commissioned to create a piece that serves as the visual inspiration for the pin and poster design, t-shirts, merchandise, and more. As the largest international music and arts festival in

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Artists

Couse-Sharp Historic Site Exhibition Explores Taos’s Artistic Legacy

LAUREN SMITH UNDERSTANDS and appreciates the history and significance of art in northern New Mexico. As co-founder of the Taos Abstract Artist Collective, she sees the nonprofit group of more than 200 artists as continuing a Taos legacy. From its original artists at Taos Pueblo to the Taos Society of Artists (TSA) in the early

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Visual artists

Houses and Horses: enchanting paintings by VASA artists

St. Albert visual artists Bruce Allen and Linda Taras have recorded their deepest passions with paint – houses and horses Linda Taras is a modern-day master painter of horses. Her profound love for the noble animals, her personal knowledge of them, and decades-long experience combines to generate a powerful landscape.   Bruce Allen instead turns

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Artists

Arleene Correa Valencia at Bolinas Museum: Stitched Stories

A print of a man in shorts and a striped shirt, embroidered with a flower and featuring an etching of a Mayan deity, features a title telling the story of a man dying in the trunk of a car while attempting to cross the border. The text is a startling juxtaposition to an image so

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Visual artists

The Road Taken – PRINT Magazine

Or not taken. Where is your creativity leading you? In 2015, PRINT Magazine was 75 years old. Debbie Millman, our then—and now—editorial visionary, along with Zac Petit, our then—and now—touchstone for creativity, asked each New Visual Artist to not only design a cover for PRINT Magazine, but also answer a customized “Proust Questionnaire.” Joey Cofone’s

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Artists

Spotify has removed music from some pro-war Russian artists

28 months on from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the war shows no sign of abating soon. It also continues to spark moderation issues for digital services of all kinds – music included. Spotify has removed songs and profiles by a group of pro-war Russian artists this month, according to the Moscow Times. Lyube, Grigory Leps, Oleg Gazmanov,

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Artists

Spotify Removes Russian Artists Supporting Invasion Of Ukraine

Shaman (Photo: Okras, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons) STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN (CelebrityAccess) – Spotify has removed the pages and songs of several Russian artists who have publicly supported Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. This decision comes amid rising tensions and ongoing international condemnation of the conflict. As reported

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European Artists

European cartoon artists now face a new, faceless adversary: AI

Home to animated heroes from Tintin to the Smurfs, Brussels, Belgium is proud to display its cartoon heritage in mammoth murals that tower over the city’s stately streets. But all is not well in the self-declared capital of comics. In an industry where animators routinely depict epic battles between superheroes and arch-villains, European cartoon artists

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Artists

Risk & Change,’ an exploration of an artistic life that has touched many

A new exhibition at RedLine Contemporary Art Center celebrates the life and work of a local artist whose impact extends far beyond gallery walls. The retrospective, “Darrell Anderson: Risk & Change”, not only showcases Anderson’s decades of artistic creation but also highlights the power of mentorship and community in shaping an artist’s legacy. The exhibition’s

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