March is Women’s History Month, and we’re celebrating by spotlighting some extraordinary female artists making waves in the Colorado music scene—some familiar names, and others just beginning to make their mark. First up, bluebook, led by the talented Julie Davis, has been shaping the indie rock scene for years and continues to captivate with their
Fundraiser to benefit the Mancos Creative District and Early Learning Center Little Visions, Big Creations fundraiser advertisement. More than 30 pieces of locally made art will be on display at Fenceline Cider in Mancos and silently auctioned off between 3 and 8 p.m. Saturday, March 15. Beside each creation – whether it be a glass
Hilary Irons, gallery and exhibitions director, stands in front of “Omen” by Elizabeth Awalt, right, and “Makoko/Okobaba,” by C. Michael Lewis. Irons curated the joint exhibition, titled “As Above, So Below,” at the University of New England’s art gallery on the Biddeford campus. Brianna Soukup/Portland Press Herald At first glance, Elizabeth Awalt and C. Michael
Whether looking to grow your collection or start one from scratch, the sheer wealth of artworks to see and galleries to explore can be daunting. That’s where the Artnet Gallery Network comes in, where you can browse thousands of pieces from galleries around the world all with a few simple clicks. To get you started
SINGAPORE – If you walk through youth hangout *Scape at Orchard Link, you will come across sprawling wall murals depicting nihilistic robots and cartoon clowns controlling wolves. These street art pieces are the “final projects” of young artists from *Scape’s pilot Street Art Residency programme for those aged 18 to 34, which ran from October
St. Paul artist Lucy Johnson — known in art circles as Lucy Picasso — has never been to New York. She will be showing her paintings there this week. “I’m pretty excited,” Johnson says. “I just like showing my artwork to different people that I haven’t met.” For 17 years, Johnson has been an artist
First came the “wows,” followed by waves of emotion.“I thought we were done with the tears,” said Seth Fonti, a 44-year-old father of two, his eyes glassy. “Apparently not.” As Fonti and his wife, Rachael Klein, 44, gazed at the 8-by-10-inch oil painting of the Pacific Palisades home they lost in the January wildfires, the
BALTIMORE — CIAA is about more than just a basketball tournament; it’s a chance for Baltimore City to show what makes it unique, and it’s the same concept you will find inside the walls of Harborplace. You may be familiar with the Boost program and other local businesses inside the Harborplace pavilions, but there is
JOE’S, HAVE HAD TO TAKE ACTION AS WELL– IMPOSING LIMITS ON HOW MANY EGGS áONEá CUSTOMER CAN BUY. JOANN FABRICS IS NOW PLANNING TO CLOSE áALLá OF ITS STORES. THERE ARE FIVE STORE LOCATIONS IN MAINE — IN AUBURN, BANGOR, PORTLAND, TOPSHAM, AND WATERVILLE. GOING-OUT-OF- BUSINESS SALES WILL BE HELD AT ALL JOANN STORES. Joann
Every month, Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors spotlight a group of rising artists whose music we love. Think “diamantes en bruto,” or “diamonds in the rough.” These are newcomers who have yet to impact the mainstream — but whose music excites us, and who we believe our readers should make a point to discover.