Each year, we identify the Asian artists on the rise, shining a light on the exciting and provocative works enriching the region’s artistic and cultural landscape. The US-based Cambodian artist Anida Yoeu Ali shares her story. Now based in Tacoma in the US, Anida Yoeu Ali was born in Cambodia and fled the country with
Image source, Jamie Niblock/BBC Image caption, Hannah Aria founded Neurodelicious to showcase neurodivergent performers Article information Author, Zoie O’Brien Role, BBC News, Suffolk 1 hour ago A documentary aims to tackle the “sweeping assumptions” made about neurodivergent performers. Neurodelicious, an Arts Council-funded group based in Suffolk, produced Difference Is Delicious to celebrate neurodiversity. The founder
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FAQ Table Talks: ‘The Art Of Mistakes’ WHAT — Award-winning playwright Adrienne Dawes and hip-hop artist Eddie Canyon present “The Art of Mistakes: Key Learnings From Project Mistakes And Obstacles,” for the monthly Table Talks: A Peer-to-Peer Conversation Series with a complimentary dinner prepared by Chef Nate Walls of Secondhand Smoke. Table Talks is a
From left, Paul Lombardo, Tony Conti and Sam Boscia, members of the Marco Polo Club on Second Street, Jamestown, display their homemade, authentic, “old-school” style spaghetti dinners they prepare every second Saturday of each month. The trio of pasta-making “artists” donated spaghetti meals to-go to the temporarily displaced guests of the
International artist Smug will headline next month’s Wall to Wall Festival in Murray Bridge. Photo: Juddy Roller. Internationally renowned aerosol artist Sam “Smug” Bates will create one of five murals in Murray Bridge’s CBD as part of a public art festival next month. The Wall to Wall Festival, an extension of a Victorian event, was
Each year, we identify the Asian artists on the rise, shining a light on the exciting and provocative works enriching the region’s artistic and cultural landscape. Hong Kong artist Jono Toh shares his story. Former fashion designer Jono Toh discovered his passion for painting during the pandemic, using it as a form of escapism from
In the 1980s, U2 was widely beloved. Their 1987 release The Joshua Tree was both a critical and commercial smash. In the 2010s, seemingly everyone hated U2. Whether the infamous iTunes debacle caused the tide of public opinion to turn against the band or merely revealed an existing animus, the venerable Irish quartet had lost
ROY KORTICK(Photo provided) Dianne Kull, Yuki’s Legacy, 2022, 9×10.5×4, mixed media(Photo provided) MEGAN ADAMS IRVING(Photo provided) Kull, Kortick Featured in Artist Panel Discussion COOPERSTOWN—Two artists featured in the “Made in Middlefield Part I” exhibit, Roy Kortick and Dianne Kull, will participate in a free panel discussion at the Art Garage on Friday, March 22 at
MANITOU SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV/Gray News) – Two artists in a Colorado community have started their own tradition of creating art following significant snowstorms in the area. Last week, Katie Curcio and James Crank (who goes by Hank Frank in connection to his art) caught residents’ attention with the snow sculptures they created at Soda Springs