Maria Patrice Amon didn’t grow up deeply immersed in San Diego’s theater community. The National City native says she did the occasional San Diego Junior Theatre production as a child, did a few student shows while attending Sweetwater High School and even wrote some theater reviews as a youth critic for The San Diego Union-Tribune.
For the Los Angeles Times’ special section on “The Journey of Shohei Ohtani,” we commissioned five artists to create portraits of the baseball megastar. All of the stories in the section can be found at latimes.com/ohtani. To buy the special print section, go to the L.A. Times store. Kenichi Minami (NOY DESIGN) Find more of
Gov. Greg Abbott took to social media this week to slam artists who were boycotting the South by Southwest Festival because the U.S. Army and arms producers were sponsoring the event. “Bands pull out of SXSW over U.S. Army sponsorship. Bye. Don’t come back,” Abbott wrote on X. “Austin remains the HQ for the Army
On the Facebook group, “St. George Word of Mouth” a question was asked: “Who is the ABSOLUTE BEST tattoo artist in Southern Utah?? Bonus points if you can post photos of what they’ve done!” Southern Utah has spoken! Here are some of the BEST artists, and a sample of their work: Abrahm Thompson – Garrison Tattoo:
Young Texas Artists announced the winners of its 2024 Music Competition. “The night was filled with so many memorable moments,” said Susie Moore Pokorski, Young Texas Artists President/CEO, in an official press statement. “I loved seeing the creative approach guests took to our “jeans to jewels” dress code, from cowboy boots and hats to all-out
MILTON, Vt. (WCAX) – A highly anticipated return to the Milton Artists’ Guild – poet Rajnii Eddins of Burlington shared his work Saturday. “The arts are primary, I think art is a crucial bridge to deepen recognition for the beauty of humanity and it’s a universal language of engagement that opens the doorways to imagination
Changing the world one painting at a time: Durham artist coming to Waterworks for gallery talk Published 12:00 am Sunday, March 17, 2024 1 of 4 James Keul at the opening reception for “Art for All: Engage, Connect, Participate” on Jan. 12. Submitted/Salisbury Post. “Fish in Troubled Waters” by James Keul. Submitted/Salisbury Post. “Cyclical Cyclone”
Kevin Shattuck, a 58-year-old tattoo artist based in Millbury, Massachusetts, is set to embark on a monumental journey along the Appalachian Trail. Stretching from Georgia to Maine, the trail spans approximately 2,200 miles, promising an adventure of a lifetime for those who dare to tread its path.Departing this week, Shattuck has chosen the NO-BO (North
Maybe the pandemic played a part or Harry Styles affection for colorful cardigans, but fiber arts are experiencing a resurgence in popularity. And these new enthusiasts aren’t from the stereotypical “grandma” demographic. Renewed interest in these unique artforms which date back at least 500,000 years, may be attributed to creating something more long lasting over
An annual traveling tattoo show stopped in Killeen yet again for the last couple of days, this time drawing thousands of potential customers. “This is the best turnout; it just reminds me when we started,” said Raymond Hernandez, who organized the Ink Masters Tattoo Show in 2010. This year, the show has 43 stops —