By Mary Beth Voda What is it about a red barn that catches the eye? The way it contrasts with a fresh blanket of white after a Northeastern Pennsylvania snowfall or against a broad field of new spring green? Perhaps it is a reminder of the area’s 200-year farming tradition. Whatever the appeal, red barns
In the lead up to the 120th birthday of the Spanish surrealist Salvador Dalí in early May, the Salvador Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida, has unveiled a new ad campaign: an artificial intelligence-powered incarnation of the artist’s voice that lets visitors correspond with his virtual doppelgänger. Developed by the San-Francisco-based advertising agency Goodby Silverstein
Seventeen cartoon renditions of Taylor Swift — wearing pink sunglasses, posing in her purple Speak Now dress, posing in a “Not A Lot Going On At the Moment” t-shirt — are stamped onto an Amazon page for a 24-piece cupcake-topper set. “Our Singer cake decorations are made of high-quality food-grade cardstock,” reads the description. “Can
NEW YORK (AP) — Performing in the U.S. for international artists just got a lot more complicated. On April 1, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services instituted a 250% visa fee increase for global musicians hoping to tour in the U.S. Artists, advocacy groups and immigration lawyers are concerned it could have devastating effects
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(Press Staff Photo by Juno Ogle)Heather Medau of Austin, Texas, center, known as “Winkstyles,” adds to a Mortal Kombat-themed wall Saturday during a graffiti jam organized by Justin Arrey, owner of Rock Solid Graphics in Silver City, who was working around the corner. Between 20 and 30 graffiti artists from across the region gathered to
PASO ROBLES, Calif. – The Paso Robles City Library has announced April’s Artist of the Month is Olga Mihailicenko. Mihailicenko came to Paso Robles in August of 2022 as a refugee from her home in Sumy, Ukraine to stay with a local host family after leaving her home with a single carry-on bag and her
To Karnika Bai, Shanthi Muniswamy, and Joythi H., the opening of their eye-catching, monumental mural Diaspore (2024) at the Arsenale was more than just a celebration of their Venice debut. It was also an event to mark the 10th anniversary of India’s recognition of transgender individuals, a defining moment that allowed these trans artists and
Artists for an annual street mural festival have been announced. The Greater Augusta Arts Council announced that over 30 artists were selected for the 5th Street Mural Festival, according to a media release from the Greater Arts Council of Augusta. The artists selected will transform Augusta’s 5th Street into a vibrant tapestry of creativity and
Artist Paton Miller I Photo Credit Chloe Scheuch Sitting in Paton Miller’s home studio, a large warehouse-like building on the outskirts of his Tuckahoe Lane property, Paton led me through the adventures that allowed him to arrive right where he is today. Having grown up in this studio myself, from taking drawing classes as a