LUBBOCK: August 26 marks the grim third anniversary of the Kabul airport bombing, which claimed the lives of 13 US servicemembers and at least 183 others in 2021. The attack, carried out by an ISIS offshoot, has inspired local artists to honor the fallen heroes. Former Lubbock City Councilman Randy Christian, moved by his interactions
HUNTINGTON The Marshall Artists Series will offer a mix of entertainment during its 2024-2025 season. In addition, a new education and enrichment initiative will feature the MU School of Theatre and Dance. Performances will include Henrik Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House,” “The SpongeBob Musical” and “Scandalous Stones with Douglas Chirnside,” which takes a look at the
From Megan Thee Stallion to Maren Morris, here are the stars who have rallied behind the Harris-Walz ticket As the 2024 election ramps up, artists are starting to speak out and use their voices to determine the future of the country. After Joe Biden announced that he wouldn’t be seeking a second term last month,
DELAWARE – Two wildlife artists have been recognized for their exceptional contributions to Delaware’s 2025/26 Waterfowl and Trout Stamp art contests, as announced by the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) Aug. 22. Richard Clifton, a renowned Delaware wildlife artist and 11-time winner of the state’s stamp contests, claimed first place in the
MASSENA — There’s going to be a really big show at the Massena Public Library. The Massena Artists Association will host its first-ever “oversized show” for some of its members who have works that are larger than what they would normally submit for other shows. The show will kick off with an opening reception that’s
Milwaukee woodcut artist displays work at local studio The work is on display at No Studios at 11th and McKinley Updated: 9:33 AM CDT Aug 24, 2024 MALLORY: WELCOME BACK. NOW TO A NEW EXHIBIT ON DISPLAY NOW CREATED BY ONE OF MILWAUKEE’N ARTISTS. STEVEN HOPKINS JOINSVE RIGHT NOW. THANK YOU FOR STOPPING BY. YOU
WAUKESHA — A local artist captured the life of a Waukesha paperboy back in the early 1900s with an acrylic painting on canvas to possibly be used to cover a utility box in Waukesha. What is also impressive is the artist, Jaya Brees, 27, has only been painting for a little over a year. The
Katherine Butler of Dalton, center, works on her next painting at Tuesday’s CATA art show reception at the Clark Art Institute. Members of the public to view the art and mingle with some of the artists at the Clark’s Lund Center. An attendee at Tuesday’s reception takes a close look at some of the art
The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County has launched Brushes with Cancer, a program that supports individuals touched by cancer through the visual arts. Brushes with Cancer is a unique artistic project that pairs accomplished artists, many based in South Florida, with “inspirations,” people whose lives have been impacted by cancer
Art is everywhere in the cozy Myers Park home of conceptual artist Mariann Bernice Kearsley. There are large statues she made inspired by women and goddesses from world history. Several wooden, painted walking figures patterned after ancient petroglyphs dot the shelves. Her painted portraits of friends hang everywhere. Look up, and her assemblage of sticks,