PanelistsJoe Kessler, UTAShelley Pisarra, WassermanAndré Vargas, CAA Many in the live entertainment business have a few stories of how going with their gut helped them and an artist succeed in a particular market during a specific time. Such anecdotes are the ones people love to hear about at Pollstar Live!, the largest gathering of live
Nine students in the High School Visual Arts Program at UNCSA have won 13 awards in the 2024 Mid-Carolina Scholastic Art Awards. The students collected five Gold Keys, six Silver Keys, and two Honorable Mentions. Serving students and educators from central North and South Carolina, the Mid-Carolina Scholastic Art Awards are hosted by the College of
Josh Thompson has donated his artwork to the Artists by The Lake Club’s second annual fine arts show and sale 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Feb. 24 and 25 at the Lakeview Center, 10626 W. Thunderbird Blvd. Thompson’s painting is for the raffle to benefit the Artists by the Lake Club. He will also be at the
The Savannah College of Art and Design will host the SCAD Bee Sharps, the university’s elite performance ensemble starring American Idol winner and SCAD alum Candice Glover (B.F.A., dramatic writing, 2022) for BAM!, Black Artists in Music, this February 16 at the Lucas Theatre in Savannah. “This year’s two BAM! performances in our SCAD hometowns
Diana Huynh, a Vietnamese-American living in Little Saigon, said a new Lunar New Year mural that propped up in her neighborhood misrepresents her culture. Huynh was among a group of Sacramento artists who approached the city’s Arts, Culture and Creative Economy Commission Monday calling out Wide Open Walls, a local mural festival, for its latest
An auction of the tattooed skin of an Austrian performance artist has been cancelled after all 12 pieces were bought by a collector for “a seven-figure sum” ahead of the event. The sale of Wolfgang Flatz’s skin was due to take place at Munich’s modern and contemporary art museum, the Pinakothek der Moderne, on 8
Some of the art world’s most celebrated artists are featured in a new selling exhibition that debuted Thursday at Wynn Fine Art in Palm Beach. Ten works from renowned artists such as Andy Warhol, Ed Ruscha, and Sherrie Levine are on display through April 14 at the gallery, which is collaborating with the Brussels, Belgium-based Charles
2020, 2020-21, Acrylic and oil on canvas, 301 x 546cm. Photo: Mark Ashkanasy. Courtesy the artist and Kalli Rolfe Contemporary Art, Melbourne.© Juan Davila Niño de Elche & Pedro G. Romero (Spain) are creating a sound installation for the 24th Biennale of Sydney, building on a collaboration which examines and reframes traditional flamenco music. Combining
It’s not just art that has the potential to be political – decisions around what to hang on the walls of museums and galleries prove similarly fertile ground for discussion and debate. For proof, look no further than this year’s European exhibition calendar: Bergen’s Kode Museum has opted to put Indigenous art centre stage; Kunstmuseum
The Gemäldegalerie (Old Master Paintings) is showing twelve paintings from the Odessa Museum of Western and Eastern Art. The presentation previews a major special exhibition opening in January 2025 that will bring around 60 paintings from Odessa into dialogue with works from the Berlin collections. The collaborative project is being funded by the Federal Government