Historical Context in Art In the realm where art and current events collide, moments of significant political impact often find expression through creative channels. From Abraham Lincoln to John F. Kennedy, assassinations have historically been fodder for artistic interpretation. Andy Warhol’s poignant “Jackie” series exemplifies this, capturing the essence of tragedy and historical narrative through
On June 2, María Luque noticed several of her contacts on Instagram posting about a form she had never heard of. The form, Luque found out, had been sent to users in the European Union and the U.K. to give them the option to opt out of Meta’s plans to use public posts on Instagram
Urban life can be a tricky, even precarious, walk across a tightrope, referred to in “Tightrope: Behind the Processor #2,” the title of this work by Elias Sime. Recently acquired by NOMA, this work’s tapestry of intertwined wires and circuit boards suggests the topography of fractured, sprawling cities. Such aerial positionality allows us to zoom
A revolution has quietly taken root in the dazzling world of comic books, where vibrant panels burst with stories of heroism, fantasy, and conflict. For years, the comic book industry, like many others in art and literature, was predominantly male-dominated. However, as the pages turn and times change, a new era has dawned—an era marked
TIM WEIGHT/FOR THE EXPRESS Fair-goers enjoy looking at a tent full of pictures at the 30th annual People’s Choice Festival of Pennsylvania Arts & Crafts, in Centre Hall. TIM WEIGHT/FOR THE EXPRESS Jeff Heilman’s handmade brooms are pictured in a tent at the event. TIM WEIGHT/FOR THE EXPRESS Pennsylvania Dutch hex
The artist who created an iconic West Seattle sculpture is asking for support in his quest to save it from being demolished instead of replaced. (Photo courtesy Don Fels) That’s the Paragon, installed more than 20 years ago at what’s now known as həʔapus Village Park and Shoreline Habitat (formerly T-107 Park) along West Marginal
Monday, 15 July 2024, 1:52 pmPress Release: Disabled Artists Festival of Theatre New Look! New Name! New Diagnoses! DAT Fest 2024 coming in hot! The Team is assembled and ready to bring the most inclusive festival in Aotearoa, New Zealand. From humble beginnings in 2022, to a six week turn-around in 2023 to now a
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shares this interview conducted by writer S. Nass with the three curators of The Road Ahead in a question and answer format. Here’s an excerpt of the interview: Interviewer: Thank you all for joining me today. Let’s start with the inspiration behind “The Road Ahead” exhibition. Elena, could you tell us what motivated the theme
Hundreds of people attended concerts, kids’ activities, and more at the Orono Arts Fest this weekend—a reimagining of Artsapalooza. ORONO, Maine — Hundreds of people attended concerts, kids’ activities, and more at the Orono Arts Fest this weekend. The festival is a reimagining of Orono’s annual Artsapalooza, which was held for the past 13 years.