Nate Rosalie, the creator of this bench he calls “The Back Seat of My Ride” Credit: Nate Rosalie Another artist-made bench has appeared in the second floor public art gallery at the Noyes Cultural Arts Center, 927 Noyes St. This one is a two-seater and is altogether strange, funny and ingenious. It is made from
This iteration of the Office of Arts and Culture’s Art Interruptions ends this month. by Jas Keimig E.T. Russian’s “RESTING IN RELATION I” sits right on the northern edge of Jefferson Park facing South Spokane Street. Russian’s pink sculpture takes the form of a person in a supine position with crossed legs, their head resting
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) – In a state rich with Native American history, a local organization is helping Nebraska acknowledge its past. Mannequins at the Great Plains Art Museum hung two handmade coats and a robe created by an Otoe-Missouria artist from Oklahoma that highlights Nebraska history. One represents the missing and murdered indigenous people. The
Poet and artist Jzl Jmz’s childhood bedroom in South Central Los Angeles wasn’t anything glamorous. Actually, it was just the living room of her and her mother’s one-bedroom apartment with a bed in it. But decades later, the humble but beloved space has formed the basis of Jzl Jmz’s (pronounced “juh-zell james”) fine art exhibition
Share this post or save for later Young adults in Douglas and Jefferson counties have an opportunity to apply for a nine-month paid artist apprenticeship with Van Go. The Arts Train is a part-time employment program for people ages 18 to 24 who are not currently enrolled in school, according to Van Go’s website. TAT
The Wynne Home Arts and Visitors Center is currently accepting applications for exhibit consideration for 2025-2026 in the Lela Mae Brown Wynne Gallery. Artists or art collection owners must submit an application for art exhibition. All applications must be submitted by 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 6. Applications are available online, can be picked up at
August 8, 2024 · 1 Comments By Paula Brown Dufferin residents will have the opportunity to see work from several southern Ontario professional artists with the latest exhibit at the Town of Shelburne Art Gallery. Southern Ontario Visual Artists (SOVA) is hosting an exhibit titled, As the Artists View It, at the Town Hall Art
Press Release from A Little Compassion Typically, you can find artists such as Murray Newton, Molly Faulkner, Abbey Weiss, and their artwork at The Possibilities Boutique at The Nest Coffee House in Deep River. Recently, however, these artists traveled with their artworks to participate in the Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism’s Shop the Spectrum
A few ingredients are needed to have a memorable cookout: family, friends and bonafide members of the diaspora in attendance. And there’s the menu so good your paper plate is dripping because you’ve returned for seconds…twice. But baby, if the cookout ain’t got the right tunes, we all might as well stay home. The cookout
Collaborative pride and a friendly dose of awe play behind Leanne Green’s pleased smile as fellow fiber artist Charlotte Timmons leads an onlooker through the details in the massive 80-by-80 inch “Mississippi” quilt that Timmons spearheaded, put together and quilted, and 38 women had a hand in creating. The vibrant showpiece serves as a visual