Britain’s cultural sector is in a critical condition, with levels of investment and development far lower than in many other European countries, says a major arts report to be unveiled on Monday evening. Analysis shared exclusively with the Observer shows that while Britain has cut back its total culture budget by 6% since 2010, Germany,
VENTURA, Calif.-The Seaside Tattoo Show is celebrating it’s sixth year at the Ventura County Fairgrounds. Organizers called it a great place too show off new inc by the beach. More than 100 professional tattoo artists and piercers from coast to coast and Germany, Ukraine and other countries are are taking part in the show. Many
The existence of artificial intelligence or abbreviated as AI in the contemporary era is not something new. However, in 2022, the birth of ‘ChatGPT’ as an easy-access AI software marks a major shift in the world’s information and technological landscape, leading to the emergence of AI industry amidst today’s society (Winkel, 2024). The AI developments
Just being nominated for Best New Artist at the Grammys is a sign that your career is off to an incredible start, even if an artist doesn’t take home the award at the show. Winning the award can set you up for a huge career, but it isn’t the end of the road if an
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Bottle Works Arts on Third Avenue was filled inside and out Saturday with tables and displays full of work from regional creatives during the eighth annual Third Avenue Folk & Arts Fest. “What I like that’s different about this one is there are artists making their art,” Johnstown resident Jamie Knipple said.
2 hours ago By Sudha G Tilak, Delhi DAG This wood engraving, by British artist William Carpenter, from 1858, depicts Raja Jowaher Singh, a high-ranking official and adviser of the Sikh Empire, along with his attendants A new exhibition in Delhi showcasing rare artworks by European artists gives insights into how the British ruled the country. Called
When picturing The Alamite Hotel in downtown Tuscaloosa, one of the first things that comes to mind is the eye-catching artwork found throughout the space, from the lobby to the rooftop bar. Curated largely by Blair Plott, a member of The Alamite’s ownership group, the collection features works by many talented local artists and each
From bears to owls and skulls to Groot, carver Nate Howard’s pieces run the gamut. Nate Howard has always enjoyed creating art, but it wasn’t until he worked as an apprentice to a chainsaw carver nearly 15 years ago, that he fell in love. “It’s kind of like a therapy for me. It’s calming and
As the world continues to recover from massive business and travel disruptions caused by a faulty software update from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, malicious actors are trying to exploit the situation for their own gain. Government cybersecurity agencies across the globe and CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz are warning businesses and individuals about new phishing schemes that
NICHOLASVILLE, Ky. (LEX 18) — Disabled Martial Artists of America Inc. hosted its first free self-defense workshop in Nicholasville, where people were ready to learn how to protect themselves. The Grand Master, Len Kirschbaum, stresses that self-defense is still needed, especially in the disabled community. According to the Office of Justice Program, between 2017 and