September 15, 2024
Visual artists

Visual Artist Christopher Cumberbatch Features Simone I. Smith and Alicia Keys in New Exhibit

Renowned artist and designer Christopher Cumberbatch has opened a comprehensive exhibition at the Dwyer Cultural Center, running until August 30, 2024. The exhibit showcases a dynamic mix of his notable set designs from the entertainment industry and his thought-provoking fine art pieces, including the “Living Forest” collection. Cumberbatch’s diverse talents shine through his successful projects

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GOCSA announces open call for visual artists – The Greek Herald

The Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia’s (GOCSA) Odyssey Festival celebrates 17 years of presence in Adelaide’s cultural scene this year, with a diverse program of cultural and artistic events that will take place from Friday, October 4 to Saturday, November 2. As part of the festival, the GOCSA is calling for South Australian artists

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Georges River Community Art Spaces Program 2025 Opportunities – ArtsHub Australia

Exhibit your work with the Georges River Community Art Spaces Program 2025. The Georges River Community Art Spaces Program provide opportunities for new and established local artists and groups with a connection to the Georges River area to display their works in a professional gallery space. Artists are given the opportunity to exhibit in either

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Which artists, composers and films will be recognized in visual media categories? – GoldDerby

NBCUniversal; Gilbert Flores/Variety; MGM The Grammys’ visual media field honors the best in music made for film, television and other formats. This year’s contenders range from blockbuster soundtracks to more under-the-radar but important material from critically beloved artists. For Best Song for Visual Media, the race is full of plausible winners. Olivia Rodrigo could take

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An Antidote to Melancholy – PRINT Magazine

That was how Brian Collins described New Visual Artist Timothy Goodman in 2009 Fifteen years later, does that description still measure up? Take one glimpse at his work, and the answer is apparent—a resounding yes! Goodman grew up in a single-mom household of modest means in Ohio. He went from a rough childhood to painting

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Adrián Arguedas: Costa Rica’s Renowned Painter Gaining International Acclaim

Represented by MÍRAME Fine Art, Adrián Arguedas is hailed as one of Costa Rica’s most significant living visual artists, and he continues to enthrall both locally and internationally. Renowned for his expressive, mask-themed work that explores human behavior and identity, Arguedas is an artist to watch. SAN JOSÉ, Costa Rica, July 25, 2024 (Newswire.com) –

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Artist in Residence will share her passion for creating cyanotypes

UBCO’s latest artist in residence Karen Zalamea will host a community workshop to create a cyanotype. An example of Zalamea’s cyanotypes includes Ensemble which was installed at the City of New Westminster’s Anvil Centre this spring. Photo credit: Dennis Ha. What: Collaborative cyanotype workshopWho: Visual artist Karen ZalameaWhen: Thursday, August 8 from 1 to 2:30 pmWhere: Woodhaven

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Art Investment

Tokenization Sets New Standards for Art Investments

Tokenization is said to make art investments more democratic and accessible. Finews.art editor-in-chief Simone Töllner interviewed Fatmire Bekiri, who heads the Tokenization Department at Swiss Sygnum Bank. Fatmire Bekiri is passionately dedicated to the topic of tokenization. In her role at Sygnum Bank, she has played a significant role in building and establishing this new

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European Art

Olympic art: The exhibitions around Europe inspired by the Games

The Olympic Games have sparked a series of exhibitions around Europe dedicated to their history and cultural significance. ADVERTISEMENT Paris is currently hosting the Cultural Olympiad, which runs parallel to the games and features a stellar array of cultural events and art exhibitions. But if you want to see Olympic-inspired art, there are also options

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European Art

A new exhibit explores the Thirty Years’ War

The Thirty Years’ War, from 1618 to 1648, was one of the most devastating events in European history. Violence, famine and disease killed one-third of the population in central Europe. Still, there was art — created, looted and traded. Art played a role in the war effort itself and in our understanding of the period. Art and conflict

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