This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). “I come here when I need creative inspiration,” artist Leon Johnson tells me as we emerge from the subway into the beating heart of Harlem. Around us, market stalls sell dangly earrings, incense and African print paper fans. A mosaic depicting the jazz greats who left

Greenville November Open Studios 2023 takes place from Nov. 11 – 13 at participating art studios across the county. A total of 143 artists will participate in Greenville November Open Studios, showcasing art at 94 studios, and 20 new participating artists. Greenville artists will open their home workspaces to visitors to show them where they

In addition to the ground-floor restaurant, the Whitney is working with the team behind Frenchette on a new concept for the Museum’s eighth-floor cafe space, which operated as Studio Bar. The new eighth-floor space will open in 2024; Studio Bar closed on October 16 for construction to begin. To connect the restaurant spaces with the

Fan-facing platform Fave will now allow artists and their teams to discover and communicate directly with their most loyal followers. Fave (faveforfans.com) is tapping into the superfan community, which Goldman Sachs’ influential Music In The Air report estimated will be worth $4 billion by 2030. The platform is specifically designed for the superfan ecosystem, based

About 30 people gathered at Robert Crown Library to watch independent short films directed by Indigenous artists on Sunday afternoon as part of the First Nations Film and Video Festival. The organization hosts two film festivals each year at different locations in the Chicago area.  The festival aims to showcase and celebrate the art of

Letter Contributed photo Two years ago, October 2021, two Sherman neighbors – Lisa Caron Hickey and Linda Hubbard – talked about all the wonderful artists that are in Sherman and why don’t we get them together. Six weeks later was the very first Sherman Open Studios. Now, two years later, there are over 65 members

SÃO PAULO — Most observers of Latin American art are probably familiar with Lygia Clark, the Brazilian artist who took part in the Concretist and Tropicália movements and was the subject of a 2014 retrospective at New York’s Museum of Modern Art. Clark is one of a handful of Brazilian women artists — among them

Courtesy of Marshall Artists Series Jon Meacham The Marshall Artists Series will kick off its new Masters at Marshall – Distinguished Speaker Series with a conversation with Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jon Meacham on Friday, Nov. 10.  Meacham’s topic for the evening is “Hope Through History: How to Endure and Prevail When Everything Appears Hopeless.” He

By DAVID DUPONT BG Independent News The newest art event in Bowling Green made its debut Saturday evening. The Community Art Show presented by the Bowling Green Arts Council opened with a reception. The show is on display in the rear space in Coyote Beads, 178 S. Main St. during store hours. The exhibit “is

Article audio is made possible by CAST11 Prescott Podcast Network. A Talking Glass Media production. The Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance (SAACA), in collaboration with the Town of Fountain Hills, is bringing a variety of new public art installations to the town of Fountain Hills, AZ. The new murals will be painted on select