February 8, 2025
Visual artists

UNCSA offers intensives to day camps in Dance, Drama, Filmmaking, Music, Visual Arts and more this summer

UNCSA has announced details for its Summer Intensives in Dance, Drama, Filmmaking, Animation, Music, Visual Arts and more, held annually on campus at 1533 S. Main St. UNCSA also offers summer day camps and evening classes for younger students and adults during June and July. Taught by UNCSA faculty and distinguished guest artists and reflecting

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Visual artists

Harlem Is Everywhere: Episode 3, Art & Literature

Transcript VOICE 1: Night wears a garment,VOICE 2: All velvet soft, all violet blue . . . VOICE 3: And over her face she draws a veilVOICE 1: As shimmering fine as floating dew . . . VOICE 4: And here and thereIn the black of her hair, JESSICA LYNNE: The subtle hands of NightMove

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Art Investment

Process and Control Today | Siemens Mobility to invest £100m in state-of-the-art factory in Chippenham, UK

05/03/2024  Siemens AG –  Siemens to replace its current rail infrastructure site in Chippenham, Wiltshire with a state-of-the-art factory, digital engineering and R&D facility. –  The new factory is expected to be operational by 2026, strategically positioned to meet the growing demand in rail technology. –  All c.800 local manufacturing, research, engineering, and support staff

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Art Investment

Siemens Mobility to Invest €115m in State-of-the-Art Factory in Chippenham, UK

March 05, 2024 Siemens News Summary The new factory is expected to be operational by 2026, strategically positioned to meet the growing demand in rail technology. Siemens Mobility to Invest €115m in State-of-the-Art Factory in Chippenham, UK

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European Art

A Jewish family’s quest for a Nazi-looted painting

It was early 1939 and the window for Jews like Lilly Cassirer Neubauer to escape was rapidly closing. The Nazis had been tightening their grip on Germany, ransacking synagogues and Jewish homes and schools. Death camps would follow soon. In desperation, she surrendered an exquisite impressionist painting in her family’s art collection for a visa

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Artists

Bad Boy Timz Highlights Live Shows Over Streams for Artists’ Revenue Boost

In a revealing interview with Hip TV, Olorunyomi Oloruntimilehin, popularly known as Bad Boy Timz, shared his insights on the music industry’s financial landscape, emphasizing the limited financial gains from music streaming. He highlighted the importance of live performances, tours, and sponsorships as more lucrative avenues for artists. This discussion sheds light on the evolving

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Visual artists

Neighbourhood LAB x Making Change 2024 – ArtsHub Australia

Following a successful pilot program in 2023, the Neighbourhood LAB program returns in 2024 as part of the G21 Making Change Strategy, to extend artist support and sustainability across the G21 region. Selected artists will collectively explore and interrogate the key challenges and enablers of maintaining a regional arts practice. Through facilitated monthly gatherings, guest

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Artists

80 students chosen as Nebraska Young Artist Award winners | Nebraska Today

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts has announced the winners of the 27th annual Nebraska Young Artist Awards. The awards recognize 11th-grade students from Nebraska for their talents in visual art, dance, music, theater, and film and emerging media arts. Eighty students from more than 40 high schools across the state have

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Artists

An Artist’s Travelogue: Yu-Wen Wu and Sarah Laursen in Conversation at the Harvard Art Museums | Arts

On March 21, Yu-Wen Wu, an interdisciplinary artist based in Boston, spoke with Sarah Laursen, the Harvard Art Museums’ Alan J. Dworsky Associate Curator of Chinese Art, to engage in a conversation about Wu’s multi-faceted art. The audience was invited to explore an engaging, slide show map of Wu’s art throughout the Boston area; audience

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Visual artists

Artomatic returns to D.C. with a 7-week festival

Artomatic is back. After a hiatus of seven years, the sporadic, peripatetic art festival, known for taking up residence in whatever empty building it can find and for giving area artists a chance to get their work in front of tens of thousands of eyeballs, opens Friday in a vacant former office building in Foggy

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