South Korea natives and friends Sihyeon Park and Jiwon Lee will share their culture in a combined art exhibit, “Confluence of Scenes,” on display at the Poway Center for the Performing Arts through May 26. Park, who lives in San Diego, will show pieces she painted in the United States in the past five years,
St. Albert’s Visual Arts Studio Association hosts the All Members Spring Show until Saturday, May 27. It’s often said that when a visual artist sells a work of art, they also sell a piece of their soul. If that is the case, then St. Albert’s Visual Arts Studio Association (VASA) is packed with soul. VASA
No more having to choose between only weird covers or extremely sped-up songs on TikTok: The app is finally bringing back your favorite artists’ music. TikTok and Universal Music Group announcedThursday they’ve entered into a new licensing agreement, thereby returning the world’s largest music company’s music to the app after just over three months without
Two-year-old Idiyanale Padrigan watches fourth-generation Filipina weaver, Evelynda Otong, as she works at her backstrap loom. She’s crafting another square to join the fabrics scattered from the floor to the ceiling at the PASACAT Philippine Performing Arts Company studio in National City. Whether Idiyanale knows it or not, she is receiving an introduction to her
Kayli Cottonwood is the sole creator of the 7-foot-tall, 4-foot-wide sculpture on display at the Center for Visual Art. The display makes the piece even larger, reaching 9 feet in height. Their creation culminated in two years spent actively obtaining cottonwood branches and nine months of assembly time. “What Have We Lost” has no solid
TikTok and Universal Music Group (UMG) have settled their dispute. The two parties have agreed on a new licensing agreement that will return the latter company’s catalog — including songs from Bad Bunny, Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, and Billie Eilish — to TikTok’s music library. Tracks from UMG artists were muted on TikTok for three months as a result of
By Chris Lillja, JerseyArts.com originally published: 05/02/2024 The Mercer County Teen Arts Festival is an annual event that serves as a celebration of the artistic talents of teenagers from Mercer and across the state. This festival, typically held in the late spring, aims to foster the creative development of young artists through a diverse range
What happens in Baltimore doesn’t stay in Baltimore — it sometimes rockets around the world and ends up fueling the pulsating soundtrack of an advertisement for a popular sports drink in the U.K. That’s how powerful Baltimore Club music has been and continues to be as more and more people discover the hypnotic beats of
Harlem Grown/Tall Poppy In partnership with New York-based studio Tall Poppy, Harlem Grown, a New York-based non-profit is releasing one-of-one Air Force 1s. Founded in 2011 by Tony Hillery, the non-profit has provided access to free healthy food, education on urban farming, and now proudly has 14 farms located throughout Harlem. Harlem Grown’s latest creative
Does your creativity occasionally hit a roadblock? Do you ever feel stuck, stumped or uninspired? The good news is: everyone does, even your favourite artists. The creative journey can be a bumpy one. And, sometimes, what you need to move forward is a new approach. May is a month for creative beginnings. Inspired by this