February 8, 2025

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Style Edit: What Anna Hu is presenting at European’s top art fair – the leading haute jewellery designer unveils 2 signature brooches at Tefaf Maastricht

Founding her eponymous brand in 2007, high-jewellery designer Anna Hu now stands shoulder to shoulder with luxury houses like Cartier, Piaget and Boucheron, her name often uttered in the same breath as such brands. Over a sparkling 17-year career, Hu has gained recognition within the hallowed circles of auction houses, museums and art fairs across

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Artists

Activists Disrupt Israeli Artist Michal Rovner’s Opening at Pace Gallery

Approximately 30 demonstrators disrupted the opening of Israeli artist Michal Rovner’s exhibition Pragim at Manhattan’s Pace Gallery tonight, March 7. Accusing the artist of ignoring the reality of Palestinians and decrying her use of poppies, a flower that carries special significance in Palestine, the activists led a silent performance and dispersed fabric petals inscribed with

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Army sponsorship of SXSW festival in Texas leads some artists to drop out

The U.S. Army Reserve logo. (U.S. Army) AUSTIN, Texas – The South by Southwest Conference and Festival kicks off Friday, but some artists are saying they will no longer participate because the Army is a main sponsor of the weeklong event. At least nine musical acts have canceled, citing sponsorship of the Army and the

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Penn State connects artists with ‘Together, Tacit’ program

UNIVERISITY PARK, Pa. (WTAJ) — Penn State is introducing a program designed to “create a bridge” between seeing and visually impaired artists using virtual reality. Penn State Professor of Art Bonnie Collura began thinking about the ‘Together, Tacit’ project back in 2019 when she met a fellow artist who was visually impaired. This artist described

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Orlando Fringe announces first-ever ‘Out Fest’ highlighting LGBTQ+ artists | Orlando

click to enlarge photo courtesy Orlando Fringe Orlando Fringe announced its first-ever Orlando Out Fest: A Celebration of LGBTQIA Voices in the Arts, coming to town this summer. The new festival is set to take place June 27-30 at Fringe ArtSpace, at 54 W. Church St. The newest addition to its festival lineup, Orlando Out Fest

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Visual artists

SDHSAA State Visual Arts Competition and Gallery to showcase South Dakota talent – Mitchell Republic

MITCHELL — The South Dakota High School Activities Association (SDHSAA) is proud to announce the 10th Annual State Visual Arts Competition and Gallery, set to take place at the Ramkota in Sioux Falls. This milestone event will bring together the artistic prowess of students from 36 schools across the state, featuring over 350 unique pieces

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European Fine art

8 of Europe’s best cities for art lovers

Art lovers, you’re on the right continent: Europe has some of the best collections in the world, representing something in every medium and from every century. Often the galleries themselves are as much a draw as the art within them, with grand Italian palazzi, Second World War bunkers and venerable institutions such as the Prado

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Visual artists

Eight artists and curators receive Canada’s Governor General’s Award

The eight winners of this year’s Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts, one of Canada’s most prestigious cultural honours, were announced on Wednesday (6 March) by the Canada Council for the Arts. Among the honourees is rising art world star Shuvinai Ashoona, from Kinngait, Nunavut, whose unique world view is expressed through her distinctive

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Blue Moon Gallery announces collective artists for 2024 – Shaw Local

GRAYSLAKE – Blue Moon Gallery announced its new lineup of Collective Artists for 2024. Juli Janovicz, Kendra Kett and John Kirkpatrick Jr. are returning to the gallery this year and will be joined by newcomers Ginny Krueger and Matthew Padilla. All five artists will show their artwork year-round in the gallery. All are professional fine

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Visual artists

Sedona Visual Artists’ Coalition Presents 21st Annual Spring Open Studios Tour

Sedona News – The Sedona Visual Artists’ Coalition (SVAC) is pleased to announce the return of its annual Spring Open Studios Tour, taking place over the weekend of April 26-28, 2024. Featuring 50 working artists across the Verde Valley, this beloved event offers attendees the opportunity to visit with the artists in their studios, gain

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