As I wandered through the exhibition Difference Machines: Technology and Identity in Contemporary Art, my mind felt like it had been hit by several lightning strikes. This exhibition, currently at Chicago’s Wrightwood 659 gallery, showcases the work of 17 artists who have been working in digital spaces for decades, focusing on how the digital world
Entering the realm of artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted creativity can be a thrilling journey for artists and designers, and the fusion of ChatGPT with Stable Diffusion opens up a world of endless possibilities. From idea generation to refining prompts and conquering creative blocks, this blog takes you on an exciting adventure into the realm of ChatGPT
Posted By: The Reporter December 23, 2023 Fishers Arts Council (FAC) will display the work of Fall Creek Junior High visual art students alongside professional artists from Fishers and surrounding areas for the annual Embracing Black Culture Exhibit. The exhibit highlights Black culture, activism, historical and famous figures, and celebrates local artists. All mediums that
Exclusive Adam22 to Jack Harlow Lay Off Podcasters … We Get Rappers Millions of Views!!! 12/23/2023 12:10 AM PT Adam22 thinks Jack Harlow is way off with his criticism of podcasters, and thinks what Jack’s really upset about is the guys talking about rap swiping attention from the guys actually rapping!!! JH recently followed up
For the collective of photography and film-based artists currently based at Gathering, communion is at the heart of human experience. ‘Pictures of Us’ spans the work of interdisciplinary artists who collectively embrace a profound vulnerability, using their lenses to chronicle the emotional resonance of shared histories and social resistance. It’s a celebration of many things
Coming in second were Xiong Zheng from Sichuan Conservatory of Music and Lau Jin-ki from Hong Kong Art School. A scene from Erina Yoshimura’s “There is our horizon”. Photo: courtesy of Hong Kong Baptist University Xiong’s installation, Wish of pebble, features rotating pebbles powered by electric motors, while Lau’s Chronicles of distortion is a stoneware
Puerto Rican tenor Ángel Vargas has joined Athlone Artists’ Roster. Vargas began his musical studies at his local conservatory, continuing on to earn a degree in vocal performance at the conservatory of Puerto Rico, and a Master’s degree from the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University in 2019. This season Vargas made his debut
Texas, a sprawling state known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes, is a fertile ground for burgeoning artistic talent. From the vibrant cityscapes of Houston and Dallas to the expansive vistas of West Texas, a wave of up-and-coming artists is making waves, infusing their creativity into the fabric of the Lone Star State’s
Peking Opera production, Qi Baishi, by the Jingju Theatre Company of Beijing, staged in Beijing on Dec 16 and 17, portrays the legendary artist’s life after he moved to the capital at the start of the 1920s and his friendship with Peking Opera master Mei Lanfang. CHINA DAILY Peking Opera production to honor Qi Baishi
There was a pretty big Worcester presence in this year’s Boston Music Award nominations. For example, Grammy-nominated hip-hop artist and Worcester native Joyner Lucas was nominated for Artist of the Year, Hip-Hop Artist of the Year and Song of the Year (for “Blackout” ft. Future). Other local artists and music professionals nominated included the Palladium,