During the roll call ceremony of the Democratic National Convention (DNC) on August 20, music had a significant influence. Popular music played in the background as delegates from other states swore allegiance to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Vice President Kamala Harris. At the United Center, a vibrant environment was created by each state selecting
Six BIPOC artists mentored by Kirk will showcase their football fandom through the upcoming NFL season, culminating in an exclusive gallery event at Art Basel Courtesy of NFL; Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Cam Kirk and NFL Partner to Highlight BIPOC Artists Ahead of the start of a new football season on Thursday, Sept. 5, PEOPLE
STONE RIDGE, N.Y. — SUNY Ulster’s Fall 2024 Visiting Artist Series exhibition titled “Making” featuring three contemporary Mid-Hudson Valley artists will be held at the college’s Muroff Kotler Visual Arts Gallery in Vanderlyn Hall from Sept. 5, to Dec. 6. The exhibit will feature artists Michael Asbill, Thomas Sarrantonio and David Soman. An opening reception
iciHaiti – Arts : Two Haitian graffiti artists at the international street arts festival «Cergy Soit !»21/08/2024 08:27:24 Two Haitian graffiti artists Jeanne Will Victoria Onélien (Vicky Onélien) and Delcin Livenson (Snoopy), proposed by the Art Center, will participate in the international street and cove arts festival “Cergy Soit!” in Val-d’Oise and Île-de-France, on September
Liam Curd likes to let the wood guide him when crafting his woodworking creations. The 21-year-old Hailey resident has been a woodworker for years, and knew after he graduated from The Sage School in 2021 that he wanted to make a career out of the craft. “I had a neighbor ask me, ‘So you play
Katie Couric at bat for the Writers (Photo: Lisa Tamburini) The 76th annual East Hampton Artists & Writers Charity Softball Game was contested this past Saturday afternoon. It took place before a crowd of over 300 people on the softball field in Herrick Park behind the Stop & Shop in East Hampton. The official program
Picture this scenario: An experienced artist, known for his creative fireworks displays, is preparing a grand show at a stadium. To achieve an elevated level of artistry, he collaborates with his AI assistant — a text-to-image model that generates digital images from natural language descriptions known as “prompts.” The artist trains this AI assistant using
Kyiv was supposed to fall in three days. That’s what talking heads and pundits in media were saying, rather dismissively, before the February 2022 Russian invasion on Ukraine. They suggested the fight would be swift and decisive but instead the Ukrainian resistance persisted. Never mind, three days. The war is now pushing towards three years.
A must-see art show has arrived in North Alabama! Experience more than three dozen pieces of artwork created by students with visual impairments, blindness, and deafness right here in Alabama. The Helen Keller Art Show features artwork from students of all ages with disabilities from different schools around the state. One of those schools is
Combining principles of engineering, science, language, music, philosophy and kinetic sculpture, “Cupola: a Collaboration” is a grand and collaborative piece that will be on view through the end of the month. The piece comes from the efforts of over 45 UGA students and faculty from a variety of disciplines led by professor Martijn van Wagtendonk,