March 10, 2025

Artists

Artists

A harvest of perseverance: How artist Ruben Sanchez is honoring the legacy of Central Valley farmworkers | State

Ruben Sanchez’s passion for art and farmworkers is as deeply rooted as the fields where he almost came into the world. The vibrant colors of California’s Central Valley fields serve as the palette Sanchez uses to bring to life, through his paintings, the memories of his family and the ancestors of all who have toiled

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Bluesfest Reveals First 20 Artists for Final Edition

The first artists for the final Bluesfest have been unveiled, and the departing festival is clearly determined to go out on a high. 20 artists have been announced for the 36th and final Byron Bay Bluesfest today, with many more set to be added to the lineup soon. Rolling Stone AU/NZ cover stars Crowded House

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Stephanie Stegall Launches Confetto Artist Management, Names Mike Williams EVP Artist Management & Talent Acquisition

HOUSTON, TX (CelebrityAccess) — Stephanie Stegall, founder of the recently launched Confetto Productions, announced the debut of a related management venture, Confetto Artist Management (CAM). To oversee the new venture, Stegall announced the hire of veteran artist manager Mike Williams for the role of Executive Vice President of Artist

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Artists with disabilities shine at Sandal Gap Studio

HOUSTON, Texas — An art studio in the Memorial area is giving young artists with intellectual disabilities a place to shine.Sandal Gap Studio was inspired by 19-year-old Sevy Eicher, a talented artist living with Down Syndrome. Sevy, who is non-verbal, was adopted by her parents from Bulgaria when she was 12 years old. “Sevy, when

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8 Emerging Canadian Artists You Need to Hear in August 2024 │ Exclaim!

Do you feel that chill in the air? The breeze in your hair as golden hour comes earlier and earlier? Fall is slowly creeping into frame, but don’t fret — this month’s crop of New Faves are here to extend summer as long as humanly possible. August’s crew of fresh favourites includes glittery R&B by

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Madison Beer Slams People Calling Sabrina Carpenter And Charli XCX “New Artists”

20 August 2024, 17:21 Madison Beer Slams People Calling Sabrina Carpenter And Charli XCX “New Artists”. Picture: PG/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images, Lars Niki/Getty Images for Coach By Sam Prance “These girls have been working, literally, for 10 plus years.” Madison Beer has called out people for thinking that artists like Sabrina Carpenter, Charli xcx and Chappell Roan

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ART/ifact, hub for artists, is closing soon as Lakeland ends its lease

One of Lakeland’s hubs for artists and creative minds will close its doors in September because of financial struggles. ART/ifact announced Friday via Facebook that it would close its doors after seven years serving as a nonprofit providing a collective space for artists to create and exhibit their work in Lakeland. The gallery’s last day

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Rusowsky Signs With Warner Records & More Music Artist Signings

Warner Records has signed Madrid-based pop singer and multi-instrumentalist Rusowsky via a joint venture with Rusia IDK, an artist collective led by Rusowsky and singer-producer Ralphie Choo. Rusowsky (real name Ruslan Mediavilla) is a well-known figure in Madrid’s alternative music scene. He started releasing music in 2019 and has since collaborated with artists including C.

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Women artists across US receive $308,000 to create environmental work

The grantmaking organisation Anonymous Was A Woman (AWAW) and the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) have awarded 19 women artists grants of up to $20,000 for projects focused on environmental advocacy. The third instalment of the Anonymous Was A Woman Environmental Art Grants (AWAW EAG) distributed a total of $308,000 to artists from

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More effective ways to increase safety; writers are artists; history of Harvest House

Less expensive, more effective ways to increase safety As a daily traveler of Iris Ave. (in a car, gasp!) for the last 20 years or so I read all of the opinions about The Road Diet published in the Camera with interest. I loved Judy Nogg’s guest opinion piece from July 20, and then was

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