More than a dozen area artists are helping represent northern Indiana in an exhibition of abstract art in Indianapolis. “IN the Abstract: Art from Northern Indiana” opened in March and continues through June 23 in Ford Gallery at Indiana State Museum, 650 W. Washington St. The exhibition was adapted and expanded from an exhibit at
john graham comes home Artist John Graham, a pivotal figure in the mid-20th century New York scene, is the subject of a new exhibition at his historic Brooklyn townhouse at 1 Sidney Place. The show explores Graham’s artistic legacy within his former home on the tree-lined, cobblestone streets of Brooklyn Heights. Curated by Glenn
The artist Mary Miss filed a lawsuit on Thursday against the Des Moines Art Center to halt the planned destruction of a work of land art the museum commissioned her to create less than 40 years ago. The museum has said that the artwork, an environmental installation called “Greenwood Pond: Double Site” (1989-1996), has become
Whether you live here or are just passing through, this crazy state called Florida often seems bewildering and chaotic. Florida’s First Nations artists, many from the Panther Clan of the south Florida Seminoles, express their own relevant views on the Sunshine State, on themselves and on the future in a show at the Albin Polasek
Portland’s Albina neighborhood has long been the heart of the city’s Black community. Its history and culture are rich, having flourished despite racist laws that plagued the people living there for years. The neighborhood retains its sense of close-knit community, with a high percentage of BIPOC people still living there, which is perhaps why when
Quincy Swatson is inviting artists across the city and beyond to be part of the gallery show he is curating in May called “I am” Art Exhibition. It aims to showcase the diverse tapestry of the human experience and the duality of art. “There’s so much in the world that’s not representative of such a
MOUNTAIN COMMUNITIES–The Call for Artists for the 21st Annual Sierra Art Trails Open Studio Tour is OPEN. We are thrilled to share 21 years of artistic excellence with our artists, patrons, and supporters. If you have questions about the application or the exhibit, please call 559-683-5551 or email admin@sierraarttrails.org A loyal audience eagerly anticipates Sierra
In 2018, Autograph Collection Hotels, a distinctive array of independent hotels under Marriott International, unveiled RYSE in Hongdae, Seoul, famed for its artist designed suites. RYSE, designed by by globally renowned architect Michaelis Boyd, elegantly references the vibrant neighborhood of Hongdae, blending bare concrete with glossy pink flooring and contemporary art installations across the establishment.
East End artists Adriana Barone and Kryn Olson began painting together last summer. Something magical began to happened as they found themselves unbelievably in sync on so many levels. Both women brought the life experience to the work— Olson’s background as a science educator and Barone’s years of being in the downtown art scene in
“By the Beautiful, Beautiful Sea,” an example of Judi Ekholm’s emerging abstract style. Submitted. Local artist Judi Ekholm, known for her colorful poppy landscapes, has announced that she will exhibit some abstract work in her opening show at Edgewood Orchard Gallery in May. “All You Need Is Love,” an example of Judi Ekholm’s usual work.