From August 17th-18th, Art in Bayfront Park and the Twin Ports Music Festival bring artists, craftsmen, and music to Duluth. There’s more than 150 vendors showcasing jewelry, metalwork, pottery and even food. Stephanie Hansen is the Culinary Market Director for Art in Bayfront Park. She says they are always looking for newcomers. However, there’s a
photo by: Chris Conde/Journal-World Watkins Museum Executive Director Steve Nowak is pictured on Thursday, Aug. 16, 2024, with “Lawrence Massacre” by Ethel Magafan which is on display at the Watkins Museum of History at 1047 Massachusetts Street. What did the chaos and destruction of Quantrill’s Raid in August 1863 look
CAPITOLA — Artists of all ages and skill levels, from novices to professionals, gathered at Palace Arts & Office Supply on a sunny Saturday to celebrate the local shop’s 75th anniversary, pick up supplies, participate in activities, and observe demonstrations from a palette of local artists. Palace Art Director of Business Development Mark Rispaud was
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) – Joey Dowding sits at the ceramics wheel on a Wednesday morning in June. He’s sporting a flower-print apron and a hesitant look directed at the hunk of brown clay before him. “Faster,” instructor Samantha Weiland says reassuringly as Dowding eases his foot on the wheel’s pedal. She guides his hands around
For many locals, Doumar’s Cones and Barbecue has been a stop for generations looking for relief from the summer heat with a fresh waffle cone or a hamburger under the iconic red awning. Doumar’s back-lot sign, overlooking Granby Street, is also a monument to days gone by, its midcentury typeface hinting at a simple and
Though it may not seem like it at first, when you think about it the 1990s were a tumultuous time in music. It was an era of genre explosions, from alternative rock to grunge to rap, boy band pop and more. If you could think about it, there was a song for it. But part
2023 Mississippi Invitational artists and exhibition curator Katie Pfohl Jackson, MS…The Mississippi Museum of Art is pleased to announce the call for artists for the 2025 Mississippi Invitational exhibition, a biennial showcase of recent works by contemporary visual artists residing and working in the state. To be considered for inclusion in the 2025 exhibition, artists across Mississippi are
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – This year, Staten Island Arts distributed $450,900 in funding to 92 outstanding artists and projects, supported by contributions from the city, state, and several private foundations. Pia Kishore Agrawal, Executive Director of Staten Island Arts, hopes the funding will significantly impact both viewers and artists, leading to a cultural shift in
Affinia Healthcare is partnering with youth artist Symone Chatman to display her artistic talent at the health center’s Biddle, Lemp and new Ferguson locations. “Symone has talented hands and a talented mind,” said Takisha Lovelace, Affinia Healthcare vice president and chief operating officer. “It’s a joy to be able to share this with our
Anne Livingston is a Seattle-based artist who primarily uses oil and acrylic paint. She is also an author and director of The Ballard Collective. Seattle Refined: How long have you been creating? What mediums do you work with?I’ve been painting for 30+ years and have worked as a full-time artist for almost seven years. I