INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — An Indianapolis arts collective is part of the newest exhibit at Newfields. The display, called “Building a Beloved Community,” features nine artists from the WE ARE Indy Arts Group and looks to uplift the voices of Black artists throughout the city. The exhibit features a wide range of art, from mixed media
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and JFKIAT, the operator of John F. Kennedy International Airport’s (JFK) Terminal 4, recently unveiled the latest exhibit for the terminal’s ongoing arts and culture program to highlight a diverse mix of work by local artists and organizations that showcase the culture and history of Queens.
Pope.L/Photo courtesy of Jeremiah Hulsebos-Spofford When the American artist Pope.L died late last December, he was remembered and celebrated around the world, with extensive looks back at his life and work in the New York Times, the Guardian and Artforum. In Chicago, the news hit especially hard. “He was profoundly invested in the lives of
“Even Blue Jays Get the Blues,” Non-juried 3-dimensional work, by Gloria Florin. (Photo courtesy of The Creative Art Society) The Creative Art Society is looking for artists for its 35th annual Art Ambience Show and Sale at the Woodhaven Community Center, 23101 Hall Road. The show kicks off with an opening reception and awards program
We challenge you to name, off the top of your head, a few women artists exhibited in museums. If male names come more readily to mind, it’s not by chance: women, in art as in many other spheres associated with a form of power, influence or prestige, are far less recognised, exhibited and studied than
MANILA, Philippines – Bursts of color and the most vivid visions drawn from one’s imagination all thrive in the world of Lowbrow Art, also known as Pop Surrealism. This art style is the epitome of going against the current, and doing everything but the ordinary. So, when there’s an entire exhibit dedicated to Filipino artists
Wednesday, February 07, 2024 Michael Rose, Art Contributor View Larger + PHOTO: Michael Rose College is a formative time for any student, and for those pursuing degrees in the arts it is a period of intense creative exploration. At Rhode Island College, a group of tight knit seniors with similar aesthetic interests have
JASPER — Artists Brandon Smith and Jan Kirstein Rigor have work gracing one exhibit hall at Thyen Clark Cultural Center in Jasper from Feb. 1 to April 21. The two artists work in different mediums and dimensions, with their pairing creating visual complements and contrasts. Brandon Smith Smith constructs sculptures out of rough woods and
Artist Jes Miller talks about some of her artwork. Her work will be exhibited for two months beginning this month at 411 Gallery in downtown Columbus. Photo provided Art formed Jes Miller’s playtime for as far back as she can remember in her Hope childhood. Let the record show that she can backtrack in her
A wall in Meagan Wolgast’s home office is covered in unique cross-stitch designs. One design depicts a Carnation Instant Breakfast box that reads “Instant Bit: Just add misogyny” as a response to a low-brow joke from “That 70’s Show.” Another has a stitched image of a tube of biscuits titled “Gender Rolls.” Wolgast added the