March 11, 2025
Artists

NW Artists’ Exhibition and Miniature Art Exhibition open

From the Wilkes Art Gallery The 45th Annual Northwest Artists’ Exhibition and First Annual Minute: A Miniature Art Exhibition both opened Friday, July 19th. Many community members and artists stopped by to celebrate one of the largest exhibitions Wilkes Art Gallery has hosted. There were 230 pieces of artwork came into the Gallery between July

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Trellis Art Fund Names 12 Winners of $100,000 Artist Awards

Twelve artists have won the first batch of the Trellis Art Fund‘s $100,000 awards, with Lorraine O’Grady, Candida Alvarez, and American Artist among the inaugural winners. The Trellis Art Fund, a New York–based private foundation, said it had specifically awarded two of the awards to working parents in recognition of the challenges they often face.

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Artists, Scientists Collaborate In Art Exhibition Focused On HIV

As scientists, healthcare workers, and policy analysts gather in Munich for the International AIDS … [+] Conference, an exhibition highlights the intersection of science and art. Photo credit: Dave Wessner Artists and scientists have worked together to create pieces of art now on display in Munich, Germany in conjunction with the International AIDS Conference. The

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Meet the C24 artists: Laufey

For the past year, Laufey has existed in her own unique realm. The Icelandic-Chinese artist’s sumptuous second record, ‘Bewitched’ (released in September 2023), had all the right shades of theatre, personality and unassuming jazz-pop nous to put her on the path to mainstream recognition. Across the album, the 25-year-old presented herself as a dreamy outsider

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Visual artists

How Visual Artists Can Contribute to Society: Bita Mokhtar Masoumi

This story is curated by Annie Clain who is into marketing research. In our social media driven world, we have become accustomed to the label “influencer” being thrown around amongst the elite upper class who tout their physical beauty as their main talent. While these individuals may have an upper hand with the latest trends

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COLLINS Identity for New Visual Artists 2024 Bridges the Past and Future – PRINT Magazine

Graphic designers, illustrators, type designers, animators, in-house creatives, and solo practitioners, your work deserves the spotlight! With PRINT New Visual Artists (NVA) awards, we’re on a mission to discover tomorrow’s design leaders today. Since its inception in 1998 as PRINT’s 20 Under 30 shortlist, the NVA alum roster reads like a who’s who of design

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Berkeley artist’s floral images land on Postal Service stamps

This new U.S. Postal Service stamp introduced this week features artwork by Berkeley artist Harold Davis. (Courtesy of U.S. Postal Service) Berkeley native Harold Davis has put his stamp on, well, stamps — U.S. Postal Service stamps, to be exact. This year, the respected artist, author and educator will have introduced the world to seven

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Artist Jake Troyli is putting a big stamp on Chicago ahead of the Democratic National Convention

It’s just past 3 p.m. on a scorching July afternoon, and Jake Troyli watches as a group of elementary school children file into a studio space in a South Chicago community center. Standing at a formidable 6 ’10”, Troyli towers no less than two feet over most in the room at the SkyArt Center, but

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Smooth Icons 2024: Vote now for your favourite artists and you could win £1,000!

22 July 2024, 10:00 | Updated: 22 July 2024, 10:38 Smooth Icons. Picture: Smooth/Global/Getty Music fans, assemble! It’s time to crown the ultimate artist in this year’s Smooth Icons countdown. We need you to vote for your favourite artists of all time in our annual top 100 countdown: Smooth Icons. In your opinion, who is

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Artist and writer Virginia Hanusik on finding your tool for understanding the world – The Creative Independent

Artist and writer Virginia Hanusik developing an art practice and subject focus, how research develops a project, and teaching yourself along the way. Elevated Route 1 over Leeville I’m familiar with your work as a photographer, but I notice you specifically call yourself an “artist and writer.” I’m wondering how you came to name yourself

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