The Stanley Museum of Art’s new immersive art installation took visitors on an artful journey through time on Friday to explore the socio-political climate of post-World War I America in “A Year in Print.” Ever since opening a new building in 2022, the Stanley Museum of Art has hosted a wide variety of immersive artistic
Rhyme Report Published on March 2nd, 2024 | by Jameelah “Just Jay” Wilkerson A groundbreaking collaboration has emerged from the depths of the music industry, as “Just Be a Gee” hits all major music platforms today. This captivating track, performed and written by a collective of 17 remarkably talented artists, showcases not only their musical
In a groundbreaking move, Israeli opera talent has taken center stage in a unique production that marries the classic art form of opera with the ingenious works of playwright Hanoch Levin. This 2023 showcase features operatic interpretations of excerpts from seven of Levin’s plays, alongside musical renditions of his poetic works, performed entirely by Israeli
Next to a chicken-and-waffles spot and a convenience story on Fairmount Avenue, between University and Polk avenues in City Heights, the wall of an apartment complex has a story to tell in six parts — and the lead artist on the project has his own story, too. “Being able to create public art is a
Posters for Years 1 and 2 for Local Spins Fest were designed by Anna Sink. Who will be selected for the Year 3 design? Music and art — especially poster art — are inextricably linked, with a rich and colorful history. Support our coverage ofWest Michigan’s music scene So when Local Spins celebrates its
Artist Kim Campbell fuses technique and form to create layers of colorful textured glass that evoke emotions as deep as the ocean. As Tallahassee and Leon County celebrate Women’s History Month in March, Campbell’s latest collection “Women in Art” will be exhibited at the Bruce J. Host Northeast Branch Library. Surprises found in the sand
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Marion County’s Todd W. Goings, known around the country as America’s “carousel doctor,” has been named a 2024 National Heritage Fellow — the highest national recognition for folk and traditional artists. Every year since 1982, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) in Washington, D.C. has presented this lifetime honor in recognition
Katrina Kaif, one of the most sough after leading ladies in Bollywood, started her acting journey in 2003 with Boom. Her first film was not much of a success but she then went on to do a small role in superhits like Amitabh Bachchan and Abhishek Bachchan’s Sarkar and then played a significant role in
TuneCore, a leading digital music company and a development partner for self-releasing artists, owned by Paris-based Believe, has announced the third edition of the TuneCore Grant program. The latest edition will provide endowments of Rs100,000 each to four independent artists who perform in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam respectively. Artists can send in their entry
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — Two-dimensional artists deserve an opportunity to have their own exclusive juried exhibition — at least that is the ideology Jason Fong, South County Art Association exhibitions director, had when he created the “Open Juried Paint, Print and Drawing Annual Exhibition” over a decade ago. Over 80 two-dimensional artworks are on display