Wonderful fan creations that you can’t find anywhere else. We recently stopped by Wonder Festival, Japan’s biggest exhibition of anime and video game character models and figures, and shared a huge batch of photos covering the newest offerings from the industry’s most prominent companies. Wonder Festival isn’t only for the big fish of the figure
The decades-old tradition of radical printmaking at the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts is still going strong, with two exhibitions featuring bold colors and designs — and even bolder political statements — open through Friday. Arte para el pueblo The first, called “Arte para el pueblo” or “Art for the people,” features some 40
Inside his home studio in New Orleans, artist Michael Deas can spend months working on a single oil painting. But collectors need only spend a few cents to own a print of his most popular works. His portraits sell for pennies. Deas has created 25 stamps for the U.S. Postal Service. “I have a friend
RACINE, WI (CBS 58) — A local musician is making a name for himself in Racine and throughout the Milwaukee area. Johnny Franchino won several Wisconsin Music Awards this year. Those include: Best Electronic Artist Best Hip Hop Artist Best Male Vocalist Best Rock Band with The New Grey Wisconsin Icon Award for “best single”,
(Editor’s note: This article is part of an Advance/SILive.com Black History Month special series, “Impact & Excellence,” that profiles Staten Islanders and organizations making important, lasting impact in the arts community. Do you have someone you would like to nominate for a profile? E-mail their name and a brief nomination to tips@siadvance.com.) STATEN ISLAND, N.Y.
The incessant buzzing of an Israeli drone fills the room. On one large wall, scenes of death and desperate rescues by hand through twisted metal and crushed rock play out on a video loop. A large mound of rubble — metal rods, bricks and broken plaster — extends nearly the length of the exhibition hall.
How do you measure the United States in the 20th century without Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington? You wouldn’t dream of it. The writers, poets, singers and musicians of the movement known as the Harlem Renaissance, centering around the New York neighborhood from 1919 to the end of the 1930s,
Call for Artists: Landscape Art February 18, 2024 1:30 am “Winter at ‘The Lake’” by Bethany Marie Submitted photo Submitted by Orcas Center. Orcas Center’s Visual Arts Committee (VAC) is calling all Orcas artists to showcase your creativity and passion for landscape art! Landscapes are the dynamic backdrop to our lives. They help define
Every month, hundreds of galleries add newly available works by thousands of artists to the Artnet Gallery Network—and every week, we shine a spotlight on one artist or exhibition you should know. Check out what we have in store, and inquire for more with one simple click. What You Need to Know: On view through
Arts & Culture Top row, left to right: Taisiya Aristakesyan, Nina Chen, James Hutchinson, Vanessa Marcos Pires de Oliveira, Erica Negrini and Elianna Pérez. Bottom row, left to right: Gabrielle Pinkney, Sofia Pizer, Yegunahareeta Printup, Kaycie Romano, Jeremy Todd Shinder and Melanie Torres. Twelve seniors in the College of Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) have