This week’s edition of The Five sees SVA alumni and faculty celebrated around the world across fine art, film, design, comics and even the culinary space. The new business venture is coming with new exhibitions in these highlights from the press over the past few weeks. 1. In a major career milestone for Jasmine Gregory
With themes like country lifestyle and American pride, you’d think all country artists would be from the U.S. But you’d be surprised! In fact, quite a few country artists hail from Canada and Australia. One of the country music’s Hall of Famers, Hank Snow, was actually born in Brooklyn, Canada. He grew up in poverty and chased
Artist Rick Hilsabeck Courtesy photo ABIQUIU INN NEWS RELEASECourtesy https://www.abiquiunews.com/ Abiquiu Inn presents the artwork of renowned artist and actor, Rick Hilsabeck, in the Main Salon of Café Abiquiu, with an opening reception on Friday, Aug. 30, from 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. This solo exhibition, East to West, features a captivating collection of works inspired by Rick’s journey from
In the past three decades, Brooklyn – specifically Bushwick and the surrounding areas – has transformed into a popular tourist area beyond the bustling crowds found in Manhattan. But as the southern borough has continued to reinvent itself, there are reminders that the people and rich cultural legacy remain in Bushwick—with street art playing an
Boulder area 15th Street Gallery: Featuring lithographs by Santa Fe artist Rodney Carswell; open by appointment only; 1708 15th St., Boulder; 15thstreetgalleryboulder.com Ana’s Art Gallery: “Waiting for Autumn,” by Linda Faul showcases new and past work, including “Grazing in the Mountains.” Faul is a powerful colorist who combines realism with a touch of fantasy. ;
Pottery, one of humanity’s oldest pastimes, served both a decorative and practical purpose from ceramics prominent in Navajo art to porcelain pieces in Chinese history. Hundreds of years later, people are now flocking to studios to throw clay on a wheel and de-stress. For both beginners and seasoned artists, here’s a list of pottery shops
The music streaming platform Bandcamp has posted a story headlined “Desert Heat: Diving Into the Arizona Hip-Hop Scene.” It begins with a shout-out to two local hip-hop veterans. “The Copper State’s never really had a national breakout star,” Dash Lewis writes, “though Shug, an emcee signed to Def Jam in the 1990s, and Willie Northpole, who
It started in what its owner once described as “a crusty old truck repair shop.” Now, a decade later, Dallas’ Erin Cluley Gallery is set to celebrate its 10th anniversary with “Ten Years,” a monthlong show opening Saturday that features works by 28 artists. To understand what’s driven the gallery’s rise, look no further than
My second morning in Robion, a village in southern France famous for its summertime melon festivals, I attacked the cantaloupe I had bought at the market with a knife, picked at it for breakfast, and set off. Oppède-le-Vieux was about eight kilometers from where I was staying on a research grant, and I was going
Montenegro, Kotor, old town © Triff/Shutterstock An Interreg project involved Italy, Albania and Montenegro in the relaunch of cultural spaces intended to host artists and creatives, to promote new forms of tourism and foster cultural industries Revitalising historical heritage and culture through contemporary art is the aim of the 3Cs project , Cross-border exchange for the