March 9, 2025

Artists

Artists

The Whiteness of Glass: strength, fragility and exclusion in New York

Glass is far from being a loner’s endeavour: necessitating a joint effort, the medium’s journey from molten malleability to firm translucence emerges from collective hot shop hours. Not every maker, however, has always been welcome in this shared ritual. A new exhibition at Corning Museum of Glass in upstate New York explores the historic exclusion

Read More
Artists

Music manager Kwame Kwaten on a new model to power campaigns for emerging artists | Management

Kwame Kwaten has spoken about the evolution of management and label services that led him to launch a new model to back emerging talent. Kwaten has teamed with PR Elspeth Merry, founder of Artists’ Way, and Dave Rajan, director at promotions firm Got Your Back (formerly Never Say Die), on a new approach to artist

Read More
Artists

RTPI To Host 16 Artists For Holiday Show, Sale | News, Sports, Jobs

The Roger Tory Peterson Institute will be hosting the third annual North Shore Arts Alliance Holiday Art Show and Sale from Dec. 1-3. “We are delighted to host the NSAA once again,” said David Niles, RTPI’s programs and events director. “This is a wonderful collaboration of many talented and diverse artists, and we

Read More
Artists

‘Methodology for healing’: Hanes visiting artist shares ancient wisdom through art

In a video performance she shared called “Lix Cua Rahro / Tus tortillas mi amor” — in English, “Your tortillas, my love” — the artist speaks Q’eqchi’while she grinds corn with her mouth to make tortillas. She then shapes and presses the tortillas with a heart stamp and fills them with blood from a wound on her finger. Parth

Read More
Artists

The psychosis arts collective: how a group of artists who have experienced the condition are challenging perceptions

A new online exhibition from individuals who have dealt with periods of psychosis aims to make sense of the experience which is still widely misunderstood Artist Lisa Callaghan, with a screen print based on self portraits. Photo: James Connolly While Lisa Callaghan, a 32-year-old HSE clerical officer, was mastering the art of printmaking, Conor Gavin,

Read More
Artists

Folk artists along the Yellow River display seeds of creativity

Intangible cultural heritage inheritors show their products at a Yellow River fair held in Qingshan community in Rongcheng, Shandong province, on Oct 12. LI XINJUN/FOR CHINA DAILY Han Guorui, a folk artist specializing in making Dongming grain pictures, is generally busy in autumn as he needs to collect materials for his work. This year, he

Read More
Artists

Local artists have work displayed at Louisville Art Association show – Boulder Daily Camera

The Louisville Art Association held thee Fall Member Show and Sale at the Louisville Arts Center Nov. 16-19. (Andrea Grajeda/ Staff Writer) The Louisville Art Association Fall Member Show and Sale is an opportunity for local artists to display their work and for residents to discover the artistic talents of their neighbors. The fall show

Read More
Artists

Artist in Residence Tim Stafford performs at Martin Center

Photo of Tim Stafford performing. (Emma Kate Montag/East Tennessean) Local-born and raised, ETSU’s Bluegrass Artist in Residence, Tim Stafford, brings magic to ETSU with his fingers as he plucks the strings of his guitar, spreading bluegrass music. “Thanks so much for coming out,” said Stafford, “Try some songs for you tonight.” On Nov.

Read More
Artists

French artists lead a silent Paris march for peace between Israelis and Palestinians

Holding olive branches and white banners, French performers from different religious and ethnic backgrounds led thousands of people on a silent march through central Paris on Sunday to call for peace between Israelis and Palestinians and unity in France. Issued on: 19/11/2023 – 21:54 1 min The crowd, which included actors Isabelle Adjani and Emmanuelle

Read More
Artists

Inside the Artist’s Fight to Stop the War on Gaza – Mother Jones

Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/AP Fight disinformation: Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily newsletter and follow the news that matters. In the spring of 1966, as college students protesting the Vietnam War organized teach-ins to educate their peers on the war, the poet Robert Bly knew they needed backup. “If you went to an audience [at

Read More