Kirk Jonasson’s photo inspires… Joanne Daschel’s mosaic, which in a couple of turns… leads to Kathleen Marin’s fiber art piece. Perhaps you played the Telephone Game when you were a child. You sat in a circle with friends. Someone whispered a message in your ear, and you passed it to the next person, and so
Team Gersh: David Gersh, Leslie Siebert and Bob Gersh. Getty Images Less than a month after a lawsuit was filed against the chairman of A3 Artists Agency seeking to block its sale, rival Gersh says it has closed a deal for the digital and alternative departments of the talent firm. Some forty five staffers — twenty
Law & Politics Artists with LLCs have until January 2025 to file the paperwork or possibly face hefty fines or jail. Adam Schrader 4 hours ago The Capitol Building in Washington, DC. Photo Nicolas Raymond, via Flickr. A law enacted in 2021 to combat money laundering, tax fraud, and corruption went into effect on January
Shepard Fairey poster based on an image taken by Palestinian photojournalist Belal Khaled in Gaza on November 8, 2023 (all images courtesy Unmute Gaza) An international street art movement featuring Palestinian photojournalism from the Gaza Strip is drawing attention to the devastating toll of Israel’s ongoing bombardment. Titled Unmute Gaza, the creative campaign reinterprets the
Alexis Smith, an artist who expressed a searing though affectionate vision of American culture in assemblages, installations and public art projects, died on Tuesday at her home in Venice, Calif. She was 74. Garth Greenan Gallery, which represented Ms. Smith in New York, confirmed her death. She was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2015. In
Studio Visit The painter’s solo exhibition “Wallflowers” opens at Monya Rowe in New York on Thursday, January 11, 2024. Courtesy of the artist and Monya Rowe Gallery, New York. In Bryan Rogers’s painted world, men live among the flowers. The New Jersey-based artist’s stylized landscapes brim with waterfalls and towering trees rendered with decorative, rhythmic
Muralist Cameron Moberg has plenty of public art around Bayview and Visitacion Valley, but he’s filed a lawsuit after the art allegedly turned up in a city-sponsored ad campaign without his permission. We can all get behind the idea of the City of San Francisco buying PG&E’s power grid and operating it themselves. But we
By Neve Wilkinson Throughout history, men and women have regrettably been given different roles in life. Music is no different. This article answers the question of whether female artists have been able to change a historically male-dominated genre – country music. Best-selling country music artist Shania Twain said in a CNBC interview in early 2023:
Unlocking Art Investment for All: Ikebana on Polygon — Revolutionizing the Market with Blockchain-Powered Fractionnal Ownership Historically, investing in the art market has been an exclusive domain, fraught with challenges that deterred individual investors. The high entry barriers inherent in traditional art investments, with hefty capital requirements and a focus on entire artworks, made it
Artists across the world are biting back against Midjourney after two lists of artists slated to be used as training material were shared online. The generative artificial intelligence (AI) company is currently subject to a class action lawsuit that claims it has violated the rights of artists by using their works as training materials. The