The Coconut Grove Arts Festival steps into its 60th year, marking a significant milestone in the world of creativity and expression. In this celebration, the festival not only goes big but also finds its way back home, connecting with its roots and core purpose. This momentous journey commenced with a visionary spark, evolving from an
Last week UMG and TikTok failed to reach a new licensing agreement, prompting the major’s music to be pulled from the app and a war of words. Here, Lickd CEO Paul Sampson argues that a united industry could help bring about an improvement in artist remuneration from tech platforms… Hot off the press in the
SnapsPH: A New Hope for Independent Visual Artists in the Philippines In the bustling creative world of the Philippines, a new platform, SnapsPH, has risen, offering a glimmer of hope for independent visual artists. The platform, designed to democratize the visual arts industry, signals a much-needed shift in the landscape, traditionally dominated by large agencies
José Delbo, a comic book artist whose career spanned seven decades, best known for his long run on Wonder Woman and his acclaimed stint on The Transformers in the late 1980s, has passed away at the age of 90. Born in Argentina, Delbo began his career as a professional comic book artist when he was
Spring 2024 visiting artists lectures Art Institute of Chicago 111 S Michigan Ave Chicago, Illinois 60603United States The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) presents a new season of the Visiting Artists Program—a public forum that features today’s most influential practitioners and thinkers. Formalized in 1951 with the establishment of an endowed fund by
Black Artists in America explores African-American art at Sacramento museum A new exhibit, Black Artists in America, highlights African-American art during the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. Updated: 6:45 PM PST Feb 5, 2024 BENCH IN 2002. RIGHT. NOW, SACRAMENTO’S CROCKER ART MUSEUM THERE IS A NEW EXHIBIT THAT EXPLORES AFRICAN AMERICAN ART DURING THE LATE
NEW ORLEANS – Last night, Feb. 4, celebrities and musicians filled the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles for the 66th Annual Grammy Awards. Many memorable moments were made. Miley Cyrus won her first award. During an acceptance speech for the Dr. Dre Global Impact Award, Jay-Z criticized the Recording Academy for having never awarded Beyonce
February 6 2024, 12:31 pm | BY Ricki Green | 10 Comments ‘FUSION RULES’ marks the debut launch of internationally acclaimed Craig Black’s first solo exhibition in Australia, exclusive to VANDAL, held next Thursday, February 15 at VANDAL in Redfern, Sydney. A limited amount of free tickets are available for Campaign Brief readers who
Nestled within the scenic embrace of Snoqualmie Valley, a place known for its natural beauty and tight-knit community, resides an artist whose life and work are as vibrant and compelling as the surroundings. Michelle “Mich” Sinclair, a multifaceted artist, has woven her love for various art mediums with a story of resilience, creativity, and an
Special Benefit Show of Newly Finished Works at CAW Feb. 10-17. By Leslie Dinaberg Mon Feb 05, 2024 | 03:49pm Ron Robertson | Photo: Robertson Family (file photo) Friends and family are coming together for a special tribute and benefit honoring the late artist Ron Robertson, an influential educator who worked in the UCSB Art Department and