February 8, 2025

Artists

Artists

Minnesota Nonprofit Takes the Lead in Guaranteed Income for Artists

A guaranteed income program in Minnesota has doled out $500 a month to cohorts of urban and rural artists — no strings attached — since April 2021.  Coming mid-September, Springboard for the Arts, the nonprofit behind the initiative, is launching a public art exhibition in St. Paul to advocate for guaranteed income programs. Artists in

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Kohler’s Arts/Industry Program Lets Artists Create in the Factory

Inside the Kohler Co. pottery, where workers cast and fire clay into sinks, toilets and tiles on an industrial scale, Sharif Bey makes ceramic pieces for large, sculptural headdresses.  He’s one of 12 artists in the Arts/Industry residency, run by the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan. The annual program grants artists 24-hour access

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Got comics? Anderson artist revives comic strip tradition across US

“Rosebuds,” created by Anderson-based cartoonist Deon Parson, will be syndicated in Sunday papers across the country starting Sept. 1, 2024. (Photo provided/Deon Parson) Deon “Super Dee” Parson is about to make history with his cartoon “Rosebuds.” After years of hard work and honing his craft, the 29-year-old cartoonist from Anderson, Indiana will see his comic

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Open house at the Ménilmontant 2024 studios: discover the artists of the 20th arrondissement

Les Ateliers de Ménilmontant open their doors to the general public from September 26 to 28, 2024: come and meet the painters, sculptors, photographers, engravers, ceramists, draughtsmen, visual artists and video artists of Paris’ 20th arrondissement. Thousands of visitors, unique discoveries and encounters, and a great time to be had in the 20th arrondissement: the

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5 On-the-Rise Artists From Artnet’s Gallery Network to Get On Your Radar Before the Fall

As summer rolls on there is a decided lull in the art world, as evidenced by the onslaught of “out of office” auto-responses, but here at the Artnet Gallery Network we never stop uploading new artworks—which you can easily parse through from the comfort of your own computer or device. Exploring galleries from around the

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Elevating Hamptons Living With Artistic AV Integration • James Lane Post • Hamptons Culture & Lifestyle Magazine

Montauk-based, Lumi Design is a prominent player in the high-end audiovisual industry in the Hamptons. As an authorized Lutron dealer, they specialize in integrating lighting control, shades, sound systems, home theaters, and more. The company is known for its professionalism, sophisticated aesthetic, and attention to detail. Founder Mike Lumi, an expert in audiovisual technology and

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Italy: Rumored artists for Sanremo 2025! – Eurovision News | Music

The most prestigious music festival in Italy, Sanremo Music Festival, is four and a half months away. Festival di Sanremo also serves as the nation’s selection method for the Eurovision Song Contest. After Amadeus, whose impact on the Festival has surely left a mark, Carlo Conti returns to lead the 75th edition of Sanremo’s Music

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US artist visa applicants advised to pay for fast service or face delays · News ⟋ RA

‘A devastating setback’: US artist visa applicants advised to pay for fast service or face delays · News ⟋ RA Due to recent changes in case processing, visa experts say artists should budget $2,805 for express service if they don’t want to cancel or postpone scheduled shows. Applying for a US artist visa has gotten

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Chris Stapleton’s Perfect Answer To “Giving Up” Songs To Other Artists

While Chris Stapleton found a home in country music with hit songs like “You Should Probably Leave” and “Tennessee Whiskey”, the singer did more than just build a career on stage. Outside of releasing five studio albums and winning ten Grammy Awards, Stapleton is also a talented songwriter. Although not that shocking, the country singer

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Local Artist Educators Revitalize Longstanding Art Show Tradition

Local art educators Janet Hockman, left, and Caitlin Weyandt-Lees started their journey together as art students at Clarion High School. CLARION, Pa. — Two local artist educators, Caitlin Weyandt-Lees and Janet Hockman, are leading the 65th Autumn Leaf Festival Art Show. Under their new stewardship, this year’s show will feature a remarkable range of artwork

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