March 10, 2025

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Artists Bring Human Richness at Times of Strife

By Lowell Gasoi, Carleton University | – The current Israel-Hamas war has dominated the news for the past few months. As reports of military machinations and diplomatic efforts have gained attention, the art world has struggled with responses to the horrors of this war. For example, controversy and calls for transparency and accountability followed the

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Oi! Tonbo Anime Reveals Cast, Staff, Theme Song Artists, April Debut – News

The official website for the anime of Ken Kawasaki and Yū Furusawa‘s Oi! Tonbo (Hey! Tonbo) manga revealed the anime’s two main cast members, staff membrs, theme song artists, and April premiere date on Tuesday. The cast members announced include: Rika Hayashi as Tonbo Ōi Image via Oi! Tonbo anime’s website © かわさき健・古沢優/オーイ!とんぼ製作委員会 Hiroki Tōchi

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Saudi Arabia is recruiting AI artists globally for new initiative

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Culture has put out a call to generative AI artists and others working within the world of new media arts for a new development project. It’s called the Emerging New Media Artists educational programme, set to launch at the Diriyah Art Futures institute launching within the Unesco World Heritage site, near

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Superior residents invited to meet Plein Air Painting Exhibit artists

Thanks for Reading! Don’t miss this deal New Year Sale: Standard Digital Access $9 for 1 year Already a subscriber? Login The Superior Cultural Arts and Public Spaces Advisory Committee is inviting residents to meet the artists behind the Plein Air paintings on display at the Superior Community Center. The Superior Plein Air Painting Exhibit

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Jessie Homer French Paints Infernos But She Sees Rainbows

On a sunny autumn morning, in Jessie Homer French’s garage-studio, up several miles of mountain switchbacks from Palm Desert, Calif., a dozen canvases are propped on shelves in various stages of completion. Most are landscapes. Three depict cemeteries, a recurrent subject for the 83-year-old self-taught artist. Standing out among the browns and the greens, however,

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Can artists using AI inspire climate action? | by Christa Avampato | Jan, 2024

Content provided to TRT by Anadol’s studio If you’re at Davos this week or in London, there is groundbreaking art to experience. At Davos this week, Istanbul-born artist Refik Anadol will present “Living Archive: Nature,” an installation featuring the Large Nature Model’s early artistic experimentations blending visuals, sound, and scent to champion the beauty and

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Sia, Ed Sheeran, Taylor Swift and other artists with regular alter egos in their music videos

The Black Keys has just presented his new musical project. A new sound proposal by one of the most interesting rock groups of the 21st century. His new song is called Beautiful people (Stay high) and serves as a business card for his imminent studio album Ohio players. And as it could not be otherwise

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Attention all artists! Pet Project Midwest is asking for your help to keep pets and their families together

Painters for Pets is The Pet Project’s biggest fundraiser of the year! You can attend the art auction on March 28th at Mainframe Studios. The Pet Project Midwest is a local organization with one mission: to keep pets and their families together. They provide a number of services with this goal in mind, including the

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Call for applications from artists and craftspeople for funding for small-scale arts projects

The Government of the Northwest Territories is now accepting funding proposals for the Small Arts Project Grant for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. The grant provides up to $5,000 to emerging to mid-career artists, craftspeople, and small groups to cover costs for small-scale arts projects (e.g., traditional apparel, paintings, etc.) such as art supplies (e.g., beads,

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A Museum Director Gets a Second Act: Village Barkeep

There is something bigger than beer brewing at the Francis Kite Club, a new haunt in the East Village whose artists hold performances, shape its programming and debate politics from their barstools. Above the patrons, including art stars like Marina Abramovic, is a mural by the painter Nina Nichols that imagines New York City repopulated

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