Jónsi. Photo: Paul Salveson. It’s a beautiful day in Los Angeles when I reach Jónsi over Zoom. Standing on the balcony of his apartment, the musician and artist spins his camera around to show me his view of the city, its perennially deep blue skies foregrounded by palm trees. “It’s nice and sunny,” he informs
Jeffrey Wilcox Paclipan in his studio. Photograph by Isadora Pennington. On one recent chilly morning, I hopped in my car and headed to Atlanta’s Westside. Rumbling across the gravel lot and weaving through a large metal gate, I made my way to the entrance of Murphy Rail Studios. A large metal door opened and artist
With most historical art movements, we find that there are scores of women whose influence and work have been overlooked or at the least undervalued for their contributions to the canon. The Surrealist movement is such an example, which has largely been defined by iconic male artists like Dali, Magritte and Miro. More recently, exhibitions, books
Location Location to be announced This course invites visual artists to join in a weekly group critique led by SVACE’s fine arts residency faculty and staff. Works in progress or completed artwork will be shown in a small group setting, with the choice of sharing digital images, video or physical objects. Students will receive feedback
In the wake of her Dazed 100 nomination, we speak to the South African-born visual artist about the inspirations behind her compelling images, future aspirations, and why her star sign is cancer ‘through and through’ Picking up a camera altered the course of Jessica Madavo’s life. The South African-born visual artist first discovered photography at
click to enlarge Josh Kuckens Diane Huling at her home in Cabot Most people know Diane Huling as a pianist. With bachelor’s and master’s degrees in piano performance from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N.Y., Huling, 69, has performed internationally. In a parallel career, the Cabot resident — a Vermonter since age 16
Nutty Violins, 2019, 214x152x2, Oil on Canvas, Courtesy the artist and gallery Liliya Art Gallery is opening the last exhibition of 2023 this Thursday, Abstracting Rhythms, a group show of five multidisciplinary artists whose work explores sound and movement in visual art. The exhibition takes inspiration from Walter Pater’s concept of Ander-Streben (‘other-striving’), the thought
The Kelly Fitzpatrick Center for the Arts in partnership with the Smoot Harris family, City of Wetumpka, and sponsors including the featured “Top Dog” sponsor Regions Bank, delivered a successful second annual “Art Gone Wild” exhibit and Wetumpka Wildlife Arts Festival (WEWA), during the month of November 2023. With Historic Downtown Wetumpka and the beautiful
You may have seen the photo before. It captures a group of 14 men and one woman clustered together in a sparse room, staring straight at the camera with scowls of varying intensity. The painter Jackson Pollock is perched on a stool in a suit and tie, holding a cigarette. Barnett Newman, seated in the
Join Shailendra Bhatnagar, Editor (Markets), BTTV, for an illuminating session titled ‘The Cult of Equity Investing.’ This engaging discussion brings together industry stalwarts Vijay Kedia, Managing Director of Kedia Securities; Nilesh Shah, MD & CEO of Kotak Mahindra AMC and Vijay Chandok, MD & CEO of ICICI Securities. Together, they delve deep into the intriguing