Last August, when Gagosian revealed that it had tapped the veteran Seoul art dealer Jiyoung Lee to run its operations in South Korea, speculation mounted about the mega gallery’s plans. A bevy of blue-chip foreign dealers have set up branches in the country in recent years. Would Gagosian be next? So far, the answer is
Emily Paige Armstrong had hoped to make a positive impact on her new community. The 2015 New Kensington-Arnold High School grad had recently bought a home in Sharpsburg with her twin sister, Catherine. Still in the process of settling in, Armstrong found an opportunity she couldn’t pass up. A request for qualifications was posted about
AFIELD Forum: Systems Change by ArtistsSeptember 27–29, 2024 AFIELD Forum at K1 (KANAL-Centre Pompidou): September 27–28K1 (KANAL-Centre Pompidou), Brussels, Avenue du Port 1 AFIELD Forum at CIVA: September 28, 7–8:30pmCIVA, Brussels, Rue de l’Ermitage 55 Kluisstraat For its ten-year anniversary, the AFIELD network is launching a new public forum on systems change led by artists. The
DJs are the heart of any music festival, setting the tone and atmosphere that attendees crave. Their influence at the BREAKAWAY Music Festival extends beyond mere music, impacting the entire festival vibe. DJs are integral to the festival’s success and are woven into the fabric of the event, contributing significantly to its overall ambiance and
FREEQUENCY exhibition at Urban Arts Space. Credit: Courtesy of Diane Kollman The Afrofuturism movement has been on display for the past month at Ohio State’s Urban Arts Space, located at 50 W. Town St. in downtown Columbus. Two art exhibitions, titled “FREEQUENCY” and “A Love Letter to This Bridge Called My Back,” have highlighted the
June 26, 2024, 2:00 PM HST SPC 2022 gallery installation. PC: Bryan Berkowitz Applications are open for artists 18 years and older, who are residents of the state of Hawai‘i, and want to enter portraits into a statewide juried art exhibition, a signature exhibition of Schaefer International Gallery at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center
Glisson, Reedy, and Salas Return to Alden Gallery Over the years, an exhibition for the artists Robert Glisson, Linda Reedy, and Anne Salas has become the summer season opening tradition at Alden Gallery, says owner and director Howard Karren. Robert Glisson, Untied, oil on canvas. (Photos courtesy Alden Gallery) The respective styles of the artists
Found, reclaimed and upcycled materials, the confidence of flexing and fusing traditional and digital media and an acute sensitivity for representing nature, its cycles and rhythms are just some observations about this year’s Utah Arts Festival’s Artist Marketplace. Approximately 32% of the artists who applied this year for the festival were accepted. With a jury
EASTHAMPTON — A galvanized arts community worried about looming rent hikes for artists who rent space at Cottage Street Studios downtown secured the backing of the City Council on Wednesday. At an emotional meeting featuring crying and shouting, the council unanimously passed a nonbinding resolution affirming the city’s commitment to affordable artist work spaces. Councilors
A group of country artists have come together with Apple Music to put out covers of Beyoncé‘s classic songs such as “Irreplaceable,” “Drunk in Love,” and more. Six Black country artists, some of which appeared on Beyoncé’s new album Cowboy Carter, together with Apple Music Nashville Sessions, have released the covers on the platform. Tiera