The T Projects Public Art Mentoring Program brings together global leading sector professionals involved at every stage of the development and delivery of public art, to share their specialist knowledge and perspectives, and break down what is required to win, plan and deliver large scale public art commissions. We offer four mentoring programs to suit
Layo Bright believes in the language of flowers. Over the past few years, the Brooklyn-based artist has steadily incorporated imagery of blossoms—both real and imaginary—into her glass and pottery sculptures. Flowers, she believes, are the perfect metaphors for migration and cultural adaptation. The artist was born in Nigeria in 1991 and wields flora as
Drag performer/singer-songwriter Flamy Grant returns to the main stage after a New Folk Competition win in 2023 (photo by Ash Perlberg) Calling all fingerpick fanatics and Americana addicts – Kerrville Folk Festival is back for its 52nd sweat-filled summer. Only growing sweeter since celebrating its golden jubilee, the songwriting celebration strikes a chord between freaky
For more than 10 years, artists in the Hammond Bay Road area have opened their doors for public viewings. Janice Evans, who has been part of the organization arranging the tours since a year after its inception, said that while the past decade has seen artists come and go, the flow of foot traffic has
On Sunday, June 9, the 28th Boulder Jewish Festival will occur at the Pearl Street Mall in front of the Court House. The longest-running culture festival in Boulder aims to bring the Jewish Community together and introduce Jewish culture to the larger community. The day will be filled with music, art, food, activities, and more.
by Akemi Tamanaha, associate editor In a moment of bi-coastal collaboration, a New York art gallery is featuring three California-based Asian artists for an exhibition called “Light, Space and Time.” The exhibit is on display at Alisan Fine Arts Gallery in New York City. Alisan Fine Arts began in the 1980s as one of the
Ashok Kumar/TAS24/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management Electronic realm favorite Blond:ish got a major global profile boost yesterday (May 21) with the release of her official edit of Taylor Swift’s “Fortnight.” Her driving house take turns the BPM up significantly on the The Tortured Poets Department opener, turning the solemn Post Malone duet (which debuted
Visionary local artist, sculptor, architect, designer and naturalist James Hubbell passed away on Friday, May 17. He was 92. Hubbell’s artistic touch is all over San Diego and beyond, with countless stained glass, mosaics, sculptures, gates and more peppering local libraries, churches, nature preserves, schools and other public spaces. Courtesy of Ilan-Lael Foundation A young
During a segment of the indie documentary film “Make Me Famous,” consecutive interview subjects question the need for a movie about 1980s East Village artist Edward Brezinski, who was well-known inside the New York City art scene but not outside it. New York-based husband-and-wife filmmakers Brian Vincent (director) and Heather Spore (producer), whose documentary was
BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — A new study finds Louisiana’s favorite male artist is country singer Morgan Wallen. The study by Indivisible Game analyzed Google search results over a year for major male artists with U.S. tour dates announced for 2024. Wallen’s concerts were searched by people in Louisiana an average of 2,607 times per