Thanks for Reading! Don’t miss this deal Get Standard Digital access to enjoy this article and more 4 months for $1 Already a subscriber? Login This photo from Oct. 4, 2022, shows two images of Joshua trees from Fred Brashear’s “Endemic Treasures” on exhibit at the Riverside Art Museum. (File Photo by David Allen, Inland
According to Vote.org, a non-profit, non-partisan organization that aims to increase voting among underserved and underrepresented people, close to 40,000 new voters responded to Swift’s message. On one day from one Instagram post, the group saw a 115% jump in 18-year-olds registering to vote. It wasn’t the only time Swift has used her influence to
ALLENTOWN, Pa. — A local artist hopes her new collection helps deconstruct myths about the transgender community. Easton artist Arta Brito’s exhibition “Art Through the Looking Glass” tells the story of a transgender woman finding her place in the world. She will discuss the collection, alongside Mark Wonsidler, curator of exhibitions and collections at Lehigh
In response to the unprecedented humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the Tezos community is coming together to provide crucial support through the Tezos4Palestine #Tez4Pal fundraiser. From January 20 to February 20, Tezos artists are encouraged to participate by minting their artworks under the #Tez4Pal tag and donate a part or all the proceeds to the designated
It’s obvious these artists have been inspired by the baskets, textiles and pottery so integral to their personal history and have found innovative ways to interpret these ancient traditions in glass. You’ll learn about the images on the glass that reflect myths and stories, animals of the land, air and sea. Among the artists and
In the opening pages of “Private Equity,” a memoir about working in high finance in the early twenty-tens, the author, Carrie Sun, is asked in a job interview why she wants to be a personal assistant to the founder of an investment firm. Sun, who at the time is twenty-nine years old, has been recruited
University of Chicago boffins this week released Nightshade 1.0, a tool built to punish unscrupulous makers of machine learning models who train their systems on data without getting permission first. Nightshade is an offensive data poisoning tool, a companion to a defensive style protection tool called Glaze, which The Register covered in February last year.
“This pilot has changed my career. It came at a point where I was beginning to seriously question the sustainability of being an artist in Ireland,” Eoghan Carrick said recently. “It has allowed me to think more ambitiously, to plan better, take more artistic risks. So, rather than thinking about the next months to a
The Art Society of Jackson County is offering their first annual grant to local artists in the amount of $500. Any visual artist that resides in Jackson County is eligible to apply. Application will be open through June 1, 2024. The Art Society will announce the winner of the grant on Sept. 1, 2024. To
Music City lights: Rowan County artists jam out in Nashville Published 12:10 am Saturday, January 20, 2024 1 of 2 Paul Dandison, from left, on bass, Thomas Burke, drums, Austin McNeill, guitar, and Austin Bell, guitar, perform in front of a sold-out crowd at a Nashville Predators match on Jan. 13. – Submitted Thomas Burke,