March 12, 2025

Artists

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Appalachian Artist uses publication to spread awareness about wildlife

BLUEFIELD, WV (WVNS) – Nick Nisbet, or Ency, is a local Appalachian artist born and raised in West Virginia. Growing up, the artist always had a love for all kinds of creatures and critters, even the less lovable ones. This passion for the outdoors is what inspired his artwork. WIth pen and ink, he set

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10 Hilarious Far Side Comics That Make Fun of Artists

The Far Side Summary: Written and drawn by Gary Larson, The Far Side is a comic strip series that ran from December 1979 to January 1995. A worldwide hit, The Far Side explores life’s surreal side and uses a mix of humans and anthropomorphic animals. As of 2020, Gary Larson decided to pick his pencil

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Four Black Artists on What It Means to Be Seen

Joyce Jeffrey’s photo of Annie Chapati for her 2010 series Knot Bad (all photos courtesy the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History) What does it mean to be seen? To give others access to your truth? At the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, four Detroit-based artists seek to answer this

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PHOTO GALLERY: Regional Artists Showcased at the Sue Ross Arts Center

Kirksville Arts Association Kirksville Arts Association currently has 64 pieces of art on display in the Ellebracht and Gaber Galleries at the Sue Ross Arts Center. Twenty-three area artists from Adair, Macon, Scotland and Sullivan counties are participating in the juried exhibit, which opened Monday Jan. 8 and will run through Feb. 23. A reception

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Solo artists are killing bands

Liam Gallagher has claimed that no one wants to be in a band anymore as they don’t want to share the spotlight. The Oasis frontman argued in a recent interview that solo artists shun the band life as they are all about “me, me, me”. Last week he released a highly anticipated single Just Another

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Artist’s renderings of the Saban Center

Artist’s renderings of the Saban Center News Sports Entertainment Lifestyle Opinion Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals Artist’s Renderings Tuscaloosa News The Tuscaloosa City Council on Tuesday passed a resolution supporting the move into “design phase services” for both the Saban Center and proposed Tuscaloosa Event Center. Submitted Rendering The Tuscaloosa Public Library on Monday announced they would no

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19 Latin Acts Set To Have a Breakout Year in 2024

From Q-pop visionaries to teen rap sensations, here’s a list of who we have our eye on this year 2023 was a star-making year for Latin artists across genres. One of the biggest stories was, of course, the global ascent of música mexicana, which opened the door for sensations like Peso Pluma, Grupo Frontera, Fuerza Régida, and

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Local Artists Awarded Grants to Spread Jewish Joy

Now, more than ever, community matters. Self-expression matters. Creativity matters. As CJP strives to build a vibrant community that strengthens Jewish life and improves the world, art is a crucial component of that goal. In particular, CJP spotlights local Jewish arts through the Arts and Culture Community Impact Grant Fund, now in its fourth year.

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Farmington Hills free public art installation has fresh group of artists

FARMINGTON HILLS — One of Farmington Hills’ most beloved cultural arts programs is back for another two-year stay. Farmington Hills City Hall, 31555 W. 11 Mile Road, is home to 100 pieces of artwork from 65 Michigan artists as part of the 2024-2025 Public Art Program. Some pieces will remain up for two years, while

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Nigerian artist Ken Nwadiogbu on migration, African art and working with Burna Boy

Euronews Culture sat down with Ken Nwadiogbu, a visionary artist who is preparing to showcase his solo presentation ‘Journey Mercies: A Migration Symphony’ at ART SG later this month. ADVERTISEMENT Back home in Nigeria, the notion of being a migrant never crossed the mind of 29-year-old multidisciplinary artist Ken Nwadiogbu.  It was only upon stepping

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