Artist Mickalene Thomas sat down for a conversation with curator EdSchad on March 1. (photo by Salvador Ceja Garcia/courtesy of The Broad) In celebration of the forthcoming solo exhibition at The Broad, “Mickalene Thomas: All About Love” the artist and the museum hosted a conversation between Thomas and curator Ed Schad at the tommie Hollywood
This year, the Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) All-County Elementary Fine Arts Festival celebrated its 53rd anniversary. The event showcased 4,410 art pieces, each a testament to the creativity of elementary students across the division. “We hold these arts festivals to give our students the opportunity to experience what a professional art exhibit is
Welcome to Wet Paint in the Wild, the freewheeling—and free!—spinoff of Artnet News Pro’s beloved Wet Paint gossip column, where we give art-world insiders a disposable camera to chronicle their lives on the circuit. To read the latest Wet Paint column, click here (members only). The dust has settled on another raucous Frieze Los Angeles,
Baton Rouge Gallery center for contemporary art, 1515 Dalrymple Drive, is showing work by artist members Libby Johnson, Leslie Koptcho, Mary Jane Parker and Brandon Surtain through March 28. The artists will participate in an Artists’ Talk at 4 p.m. Sunday, March 10. Admission is free. Libby Johnson’s ‘The Yellow Ball.’ PROVIDED PHOTO BY BATON
RIDGEFIELD, CT — William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty, in partnership with the Ridgefield Guild of Artists, today announced it will award the second annual Emerging Artists Scholarship to support and recognize the talent of emerging artists in the community. The selected scholarship winner will receive a monetary award of $500 along with an opportunity to
The 36th annual Art Detour hosted by Artlink is back for a monthlong celebration of Arizona’s arts and culture community. Throughout March 2024, a broad spectrum of art forms will be highlighted all across metro Phoenix, including visual, performing and culinary arts as well as fashion design and public art. Artists, venues, businesses and organizations
It’s time to spring forward as Daylight Saving Time returns Sunday. Set those clocks back by 2 a.m., but don’t let it impact your weekend despite the hour of sleep lost. There’s too much to do! Sting is in town and will join the Philadelphia Orchestra for two concerts, taking a tour through his vast
A true footwork lifer, DJ Lucky was first mesmerised by dancers at elementary school, and grew up to become a dancer, DJ and producer. “I truly get inspired by the battle aspect of footwork, so I’ll go find and watch all the new battles, listen to what the DJs are playing and what type of
On March 1, filmmakers and artists from the Seattle arts community gathered together to showcase their works at the Silver Screen Seattle’s “A Night of Cinema” held at UW. The event was jointly hosted by UW LUX Film Production Club and Tambia Productions, a Seattle-based multimedia artist collective partially comprised of current and former UW
Rocky Mountain National Park was one of the first national parks to host an Artist-In-Residence Program. It was an annual tradition from 1984 to 2017 but has been on pause the last six years. When applying, artists must provide a summary of their creative work: two pages talking about what exhibits, galleries, performances and publications