Bring the whole family along for this semi-annual celebration of creativity and culture! Since 1990, thousands have gathered in the heart of downtown Olympia during spring and fall to celebrate the talent and drive of local and regional visual and performing artists. At Spring Arts Walk, happening April 26-27, 2024, the streets of downtown Olympia
In the volatile world of cryptocurrency investing, mastering the art of timing is essential for increasing profits and minimising losses. While the cryptocurrency market operates 24/7, investors often rely on price charts to navigate through its complexities and identify opportune moments to enter or exit positions. Among many cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin stands as the flagship, attracting
[EASTHAMPTON, MA, April 3, 2024] — CitySpace is thrilled to announce the launch of its 2024 Pay It Forward program, aimed at supporting artists and organizations across Hampden, Hampshire, and Franklin counties. This initiative provides free access to CitySpace’s Blue Room, a dynamic performance and incubator space situated in the historic Old Town Hall of Easthampton,
The exhibition Are We There Yet? is a collaboration with artists, writers and curators from the Royal College of Art and Central Saint Martins MA Fine Art with support from RCASU In the face of the incessant absurdity that characterises our reality, we must lean on creative and experimental pursuits to find ways of navigating the
Christ and the Woman of Samaria © Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid Paintings by some of the greatest Italian artists of the 14th century will be reunited at the National Gallery in 2025 – having been dispersed throughout the world for centuries as part of NG200: 200 years of the National Gallery. The Calling of the Apostles
By Our Reporter “We started with one tile factory in this country and today we are talking about three different tile factories. The most exciting thing about Modern Tiles is that they started manufacturing during the Covid-19 period and within six months the factory was up and running,” those were the opening remarks of the
A spotlight on the diverse artistic work being done in local schools is this month’s exhibition at the Kenai Art Center — the 33rd Annual Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Juried Student Art Show, or “Visual Feast.” The show opens Friday and will be available for viewing through April 26. On the walls and standing
Meet Niles Luther, the Brooklyn Museum’s composer in residence, and hear about his project that responds to Utagawa Hiroshige’s 100 Famous Views of Edo. By Corinne Segal April 05, 2024 Niles Luther, the Brooklyn Museum’s composer in residence, learned early in his training as a classical cellist that technique is meant to serve a story.
Successful applicants will receive a solo exhibition at LHQ Gallery in 2025 with a bursary award of €3,000 to support the production of their work The aim of the award is to further the emerging artist’s practice at “a key stage” in their early career, according to the council. A new award has been launched
As the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 approaches, it’s evident that many solo artists are once again taking centre stage. With 27 out of 37 countries being represented by solo performers, this year’s competition continues a longstanding tradition of celebrating the power and talent of solo acts. Throughout Eurovision’s storied history, solo artists have left an