March 10, 2025
Artists

Arts United honors local artists through 2024 Arts United Awards | Community

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) — The Arts United Center honored local artists who have contributed to northeast Indiana culture through the 2024 Arts United Awards Wednesday. It was the organization’s 16th year holding the event, and this year they recognized 27 nominees. This year’s winners are: – Ben Wedler: Volunteer of the Year – Tyler

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Hui Noʻeau presents solo exhibitions showcasing two Maui artists : Maui Now

(Left to Right) Sachelle Dae _Lunch Bunch_ and Zenobia Lakdawalla _ Line Field. PC: Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center is unveiling two concurrent solo exhibits by Maui artists Sachelle Dae and Zenobia Lakdawalla as part of the organization’s Solo Artist Exhibition series. An opening reception will take place at the

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James Blake Partners With Vault to Improve Streaming Rates for Artists

After a handful of social media rants on the fairness of royalty payment structuring in the music industry, James Blake has announced his participation in the launch of Vault, a direct artist-to-fan streaming platform focused on unreleased music. “About a week ago I went viral with a post about the effects of streaming and TikTok

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Andy Patman, Martin Spencer & Martin To Join Innovative Artists

Courtesy EXCLUSIVE: Innovative Artists is beefing up its literary division with the addition of veteran agents Andy Patman, Martin Spencer and Martin To. The trio recently got on the market following the shutdown of A3 where they helped reestablish a literary division, with Patman serving as head of Television Content. This is the third consecutive

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Rush unites Camp Verde artists

Local artist Mary Rush has started a group for artists to come together to inspire one another and share ideas and creativity in Camp Verde. The group is only three months old and already has close to 40 members. Daulton Venglar/Larson Newspapers Camp Verde Artists is a recently formed group of artists who live in

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Scientists and Artists as Storytelling Teams

Explore This article is part of series of Nautilus interviews with artists, you can read the rest here. Zoe Keller is an artist on a mission to capture the beauty of biodiversity before it’s too late. Working in both graphite and digital media, she meticulously brings animals to life with a reverence evocative of the

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3 Birmingham Artists We Love

Whether for chefs, tech innovators, or thought leaders, something about the Magic City inspires creativity. The local art scene is no exception, with artists making big waves in the city and worldwide. According to nationally known Birmingham-based artist Liz Lane, when it comes to artist enclaves, “Birmingham gives NYC a run for its money.” We

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James Blake Launches Direct-to-Fan Subscription Streaming Service for Artists’ Unreleased Music

Earlier this month, James Blake made some poignant observations about the TikTokification of the music industry in the age of streaming, precarious pandemic-era touring, and the inflated cost of living crisis. But giving his insight and candour simply wasn’t enough for the prolific artist, and he has now offered a solution of sorts. Blake has

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Park Board’s Artists in Communities residencies bring storytelling into Vancouver’s community centres

March 20 2024 – The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation is pleased to announce the latest cohort of projects selected for the Artists in Communities program, a special two-year initiative focused on youth for 2024-2025. Now in its thirteenth year, Artists in Communities supports the city’s thriving arts scene through annual residencies in community

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Joan Jonas: A Trailblazer Shines at MoMA

I’m not a humanist, I’m a creaturist. Have been since childhood. The pyramidal view of the world that I grew up with — Man as the crown of creation, with all other animals, four-legged, feathered and scaled, ranked and devalued downward — has never made sense. Hierarchies in art, with painting and sculpture enthroned at

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