The 97th edition of the Academy Awards takes place on March 2 in Los Angeles with the event set to be hosted by Conan O’Brien. The 61-year-old takes over hosting duties from Jimmy Kimmel, who was in charge in 2023 and 2024 for the third and fourth times. Full screen Getty Images At the beginning
March is Women’s History Month, and we’re celebrating by spotlighting some extraordinary female artists making waves in the Colorado music scene—some familiar names, and others just beginning to make their mark. First up, bluebook, led by the talented Julie Davis, has been shaping the indie rock scene for years and continues to captivate with their
Fundraiser to benefit the Mancos Creative District and Early Learning Center Little Visions, Big Creations fundraiser advertisement. More than 30 pieces of locally made art will be on display at Fenceline Cider in Mancos and silently auctioned off between 3 and 8 p.m. Saturday, March 15. Beside each creation – whether it be a glass
by Catherine Tsounis In our traditional Astoria home, we heard about El Greco, the artist who gave hope to the conquered people of the former Byzantine Empire. I never got to Toledo, Spain to see his masterpieces. We went with friends to the National Gallery Alexandros Soutsos Museum of Athens, Greece to enjoy his art.
Hilary Irons, gallery and exhibitions director, stands in front of “Omen” by Elizabeth Awalt, right, and “Makoko/Okobaba,” by C. Michael Lewis. Irons curated the joint exhibition, titled “As Above, So Below,” at the University of New England’s art gallery on the Biddeford campus. Brianna Soukup/Portland Press Herald At first glance, Elizabeth Awalt and C. Michael
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indy Latina Artists beginning Friday will present a visual art exhibit designed to celebrate the act of being bold, and dedicated to Women’s History Month in March. The Atrevida exhibit will showcase collaborative pieces from 12 Indianapolis women artists who come from Latino countries. An organizer says each artist expressed a
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SINGAPORE – If you walk through youth hangout *Scape at Orchard Link, you will come across sprawling wall murals depicting nihilistic robots and cartoon clowns controlling wolves. These street art pieces are the “final projects” of young artists from *Scape’s pilot Street Art Residency programme for those aged 18 to 34, which ran from October
NEW On the move? Let us read it for you. LISTEN NOW Your browser does not support the audio element. “Rivera’s Paris,” the new exhibit at the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts, does a remarkable job of telling the story of the time when Mexican artist Diego Rivera was laying the groundwork in Europe that
St. Paul artist Lucy Johnson — known in art circles as Lucy Picasso — has never been to New York. She will be showing her paintings there this week. “I’m pretty excited,” Johnson says. “I just like showing my artwork to different people that I haven’t met.” For 17 years, Johnson has been an artist