August 7, 2024
Artists

After Fires Tore Through Their Studios, Artists Find Resilience

LOS ANGELES — Malado Francine was in Senegal visiting her parents when she awoke on February 1 to a flood of messages on her phone. There had been a fire the night before in her Los Feliz apartment and studio, a 1923 adobe duplex she called home for over a decade and where hundreds of

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Artists

These 5 Lots From Artnet’s 20th Century Art Sale Trace the Lasting Influence of Expressionism

Expressionism is a style of artistic representation in which emotional impressions and experiences of the external world are emphasized over purely representational forms. Bridging abstraction and figuration, the style became increasingly popular during the 20th century. Based on the psychological, its use is always deeply personal and inherently unique to each creator. Live for bidding

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Israel and Eurovision: As Artists Across The World Protest, How Will Ireland’s Bambie Thug Respond?

Clearly, it is an unenviable position for any individual to find themselves in, but – as Irish artists boycott the SXSW festival in Austin, because of the sponsorship of firms supplying arms to Israel – the pressure is growing on this year’s Irish Eurovision hopeful, Bambie Thug, to have the courage of their political convictions.

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Visual artists

BU School of Visual Arts to Host Multiple Formats: Contemporary Art Book Symposium and Art Book Fair

Organized by Christopher Sleboda, Associate Professor of Art, Graphic Design, and the BU Graphic Design MFA and BFA programs, Multiple Formats: Contemporary Art Book Symposium and Book Fair weaves together conversations about artist books and higher education, pedagogical practices involving artist books, artist advocacy, and artist book distribution, collection, and access. This year’s Multiple Formats

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The artists who shaped a young Tom Petty

(Credits: Far Out / Tom Petty) Wed 13 March 2024 16:00, UK For many Americans, the 1950s was a time of joy. World War II had ended, and the United States had asserted itself as a superpower to be reckoned with. While the Cold War might have been in its earliest stages, at home, life

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Artists

The Backus Museum Issues a ‘Call to Artists’ for the Annual Juried Photography Competition “Through the Eye of the Camera”

Fort Pierce – Wednesday March 13, 2024: The A.E. Backus Museum & Gallery’s annual juried photography exhibition, Through the Eye of the Camera, returns to provide amateur and professional artists a great opportunity to be a part of this enduring and coveted competitive survey. Entries in both traditional and digital photography will be accepted by

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Visual artists

Exploring Photo Connect: Fostering Community and Learning in Visual Arts

Whether you’re a new photographer, a seasoned veteran, or simply someone with a passion for visual arts, there’s a place for you at Photo Connect. Photo Connect Photo Connect, conceived by Astitva Photo, is not just a meetup but a platform designed to nurture a vibrant ecosystem of photographers and visual artists. Its core mission revolves

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Black Music City announces 30 honorees for artist grant program – WXPN

The 2024 list of Black Music City project winners is here. 30 Black Philly-area artists across mediums will be awarded grants of $1,500 to $5,000 to fund art aimed at honoring Philadelphia’s Black music heritage. The winning projects, which include live performances, photo and video storytelling, and multi-media visual art installations, will be exhibited in

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Center for the Visual and Performing Arts sale could spell end of Theatre at the Center that’s brought Region professional theater for decades

For decades, Region residents have dressed up and gone out for a night of professional theater at the Theatre at the Center in Munster. They’ve laughed. They’ve been moved. They’ve cuddled with their spouse as the lights darken and spotlights illuminate the stage. They’ve caught up with neighbors, old friends and classmates in the lobby

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Artists

The perils of artists’ posthumous fame

Photo by Michel Porro/Getty Images At heart, I am analogue. I know podcasts are the thing, but they must be downloaded by the converted, not listened to by chance. I much preferred the sense of thrilling possibility when my arts series Dead Famous kicked off on BBC Radio 4, as hopefully it would connect with

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