As mayor of Saratoga, each month I like to bring attention to Saratoga’s many outstanding organizations. As summer comes to a close and students head back to school, it’s an excellent time to reflect on the importance of art in our society and the role it plays in education. This month, I’d like to highlight
Students aged between 12 and 19 years old from Chisinau municipality have the opportunity to participate in the fourth edition of the short film contest entitled “Through Art in Europe”. The event aims to promote European values and raise awareness of the benefits of European integration, IPN reports. The General Division of Education, Youth and
MÍRAME Fine Art is proud to spotlight four trailblazing female artists who are redefining the landscape of contemporary Costa Rican art. With an emphasis on diversity and innovation, these artists-Aimée Joaristi, Allegra Pacheco, Carolina Guillermet, and Emilia Cantor-bring unique perspectives and depth to the evolving narrative of Latin American art. SAN JOSÉ, COSTA RICA /
MBW’s World’s Greatest Managers series profiles the best artist managers in the global business. In this feature, we interview the Pet Shop Boys’ Manager Angela Becker about the duo’s 40th anniversary, working with Madonna and more. World’s Greatest Managers is supported by Centtrip, a specialist in intelligent treasury, payments and foreign exchange – created with
LIHU‘E — The Garden Isle Quilters Fifth annual Exhibit and Sale opens Friday at 10 a.m. at the Kaua‘i Society of Artists gallery at Kukui Grove Center. “We will open the doors at 10 a.m. on Friday, and will be open Friday only until 7 p.m.,” said mLea Ingram, one of The Garden Isle Quilters
FROM CABARRUS ARTS COUNCIL A new exhibition, Roots/Raices, got opened at the Cabarrus Arts Council, 65 Union St. S., Concord, earlier this month. Roots/Raices showcases the work of 3 Latino artists working in different mediums. From Miguel Aragon’s pursuit to freeze a specific moment and passing of time with his prints to Julio Gonzalez’s Head
Various Artists – Roots Rock Rebels – When Punk Met Reggae 1975-1982 (Cherry Red) 3CD Box Set Out Now Buy it from Sister Ray A 3 disc box set from Cherry Red sets out to demonstrate the symbiosis between punk and reggae during the late 70s and early 80s. As Don Letts has told documentary
Buju Banton was not playing around. The legendary dancehall artists went on Drink Champs and made it very clear he wanted smoke. Not with a single peer, mind you, but entire genres. Banton called out artists who work in the afrobeats and reggaeton genres for not putting more respect on the name of reggae. He
Nigerian artists, most of whom have gone underground due to lack of exposure, are coming alive as this present administration has offered a rare opportunity for them to demonstrate their skills and restore returns on investment. For the first time ever, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs enacted a gallery in its space to share Nigeria’s
photo by: Courtesy of Paige Robinson Young artists, community members and representatives with the Van Go non-profit stand behind one of the benches commissioned as part of the JAMS “Benchmark” youth program in July. As part of its annual “Benchmark” campaign, the arts-based social service nonprofit Van Go unveiled 20