R|Artist Residency: Natural Ecologies is open to mid-career and senior artists interested in critically applying new, sustainable technologies in their practice with a focus on ecological conservation and regeneration. Across five months, the artist will work on a body of new work and have access to UniSC resources including the Maker Space, the first MIT-accredited
The Pelham Art Center held their third Artist Club Lecture of the year on February 17. These free public lectures are a way to learn about different styles of art and stories of artists from the art center’s Artist Club members. The three artists that presented were Janice DeMarino, Allison Ciampi and Kim White. Janice
Budding Artists Show at Art Domestique Gallery | KCII Radio – The One to Count On Art Domestique Gallery invites students to participate in their 6th annual “Budding Artists” show held March 15th-April 28th, 2024. This event offers students the experience of entering a
In a move that has stirred both applause and criticism, the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture’s recent announcement of R100,000 awards has ignited a fiery debate on the true intentions behind these substantial financial incentives. At the heart of this controversy lies a fundamental question: Are these awards a genuine attempt to honor the
In a world often divided by invisible lines and ideological differences, a groundbreaking initiative seeks to weave a tapestry of unity through the universal language of art. Launched in 2022, the Culture Moves Europe mobility scheme has emerged as a beacon of hope for artists and cultural professionals across the continent, offering a unique opportunity
When Hannah Ely was invited to perform at a Christmas concert in Copenhagen last year, she was met with a familiar task – figuring out a budget-friendly way to get there and finding a place to stay. A Brussels-based soprano specialising in baroque and Renaissance-era music, Ely is no stranger to travelling for work –
In a bold move that has rippled through the international art community, the newly established Art Not Genocide Alliance (ANGA) has ignited a debate about the intersection of art, politics, and human rights by launching a petition to exclude Israel from the forthcoming 60th Venice Biennale. This petition, provocatively titled ‘No Genocide Pavilion at the
By E. Mesiyah McGinnis Rising visual artist, Chase Metoyer, 17, has dreams of a career in fine arts and plans to inspire and educate future artists. On Monday, January 21, the Culver City High School senior was recognized and awarded the 2019 Saul Morrison award by the Westside Coalition for her art interpretation of Dr.
A Bouquet of Flowers in a Wan-li Porcelain Vase (1625), Balthasar van der AstBijl-Van Urk Master Paintings, €1.6m Remarkably, this previously unrecorded but signed and dated flower piece came to light only a decade ago. A cabinet-sized panel depicting blooms in a gilt-mounted Chinese vase, it reflects the artist’s debt to his teacher and brother-in-law,
Feb. 26, 2024Contact: Courtney Perrett, cperrett@missouri.eduPhotos by CJ Harris and Abbie Lankitus Last Friday, a collection of artists, performers and designers from the College of Arts and Science brought their creative flair to the University of Missouri’s Chancellor’s Arts Showcase. The event featured a gallery of fine art, including paintings and sculptures, several garments designed