President of Aviation Round Table (ART), Air Commodore Demola Onitiju (retd), has described human resource as the greatest asset in any functional entity, community or nation. Onitiju stated this at the 2024 first quarter (Q1) breakfast meeting well attended by participants from different professional groups both within and outside the sector. According to Onitiju, an
Rumpshaker by B. Shawn Cox, part of his Westward, Faux! series (courtesy of B. Shawn Cox) Ever felt like collecting art, but have no clue how or where to start? Next weekend, the international Affordable Art Fair will give Austinites an opportunity to meet with and buy art from a global selection of contemporary artists.
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Mparntwe/Alice Springs ARI Watch This Space is proud to announce applications are now open for the 2024 Stardust Residency. The Stardust Residency was instigated in honour of artist and educator Suzi Lyon, born in Aotearoa/New Zealand but who lived a large part of her creative and insightful life in Mparntwe. An exhibition of artworks from
FLASH SALE Don’t miss this deal Standard Digital Access $6 for 1 year Already a subscriber? Login Benjamin Weil, a senior at Huntington Beach Academy for the Performing Arts reacts when it is announced he is the Artist of the Year in film and TV during the awards ceremony for the 2024 Artist of the
Jersey Shore Musicians Podcast Although the sun has been holding out on us, summer is drawing near, meaning entertainment will soon double and so will this very news magazine as we usher in Section Two, the arts and entertainment section. That, and Sound Waves has not been taken down by the Swifties, so things are
“We talk of live music or the music industry being self-sustaining in a free world, and we’ve talked of the importance of the economy, but let’s be honest, the resources and rewards have never, ever, been evenly distributed. I believe the underlying inequities which are definitely the result of colonial, capitalist, ableist, racist, classist, sexist,
For all of our comprehensive NZ Music Month coverage, head to the Rolling Stone New Zealand homepage. FABLE nails Aotearoa’s summer sound with his latest track, “Please!” It’s a funky, laid-back jam that transports you to a Friday afternoon after work, kicking back with some kava and just chilling out. And it’s no shocker that the legendary
John James Audubon was more than a 19th-century self-taught ornithologist with a plan to depict bird species across America. In “Audubon as Artist: A New Look at ‘The Birds of America,’” author Roberta J.M. Olson argues that Audubon’s lively and lifelike bird paintings drew their inspiration from classical European artists. Why We Wrote This Looking
Dreams in Blue – Morgan Weistling LA CROSSE, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) – The elevator pitch for the WI Proud Artist of the Month would be: Exposing the area’s artists and the beautiful work they create. From painters to writers, from sculptors to actors, and every medium you can imagine, Western Wisconsin is riddled with artists of