ElevenLabs is now reportedly leveraging the legendary voices of late artists in its Reader app. Users can choose between AI Judy Garland, Burt Reynolds, James Dean, and Sir Laurence Olivier to narrate content for them. Thanks to deals with their estates for undisclosed sums, the deceased stars’ AI voices are in the Reader app’s “Iconic voice collection.”  The voices will

COPPERAS COVE — A new art gallery is coming to Copperas Cove. The Copperas Cove Creative Space, 2210 E. Business Highway 190, Suite 4, is hosting a grand opening event for its new art gallery from 7 to 11 p.m. on July 11. Contemporary art from nearly 30 local artists in the Copperas Cove and

As part of a global process, the Craft Alliance, an arts center in St. Louis, Missouri, has censored two pro-Palestinian artists who dared to make a statement against the ongoing Israeli genocide in Gaza. On June 24, officials of the Craft Alliance shut down an exhibition by local artists Dani Collette and Allora McCullough, accusing

BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. — More than 100 artists, each with their own unique style, came together this week for the 41st annual Breckenridge July Art Festival. “I was basically raised in the back of an art show booth,” said Tina Cunningham, who runs the show with the help of her dad, who founded the festival back

Reality television is filled with vibrant characters who share endless storylines surrounding their interests. Still, there is space for many of our favs to showcase their personal lives for the cameras.  Several artists have flourished in the television lane. Rapper T.I. and wife Tiny had a successful run of “The Family Hustle” for six seasons.

Nature By Metal   Md. – The Main Street Gallery in Cambridge has a new summer show, “Nature by Metal”. The show will feature a variety of wild creatures all created by an artist from various kinds of metal. Art is in the Eye of the Beholder, and at Main Street Art, artist Gary Schuler

The Big Picture Mark Cousins’ documentary focuses on Wilhelmina Barns-Graham’s life and art after her glacier trip in 1959. The film captivates with its unique approach, but loses focus in the second half, leaving viewers with limited understanding of the artist’s journey. Barns-Graham’s work is allowed to speak for itself, but the film often prioritizes

A recent art exhibit at the Pilsen Arts Community House (PACH) on 18th Street, 1000 Words/ Home Not Home, in collaboration with Logan Square-based art organization, AnySquared Projects, paired poets and artists to speak on the theme of home and what it means for them as culture makers.  The exhibit’s first incarnation was created by

ZION – For the past 40 years, Michael Litewski has been making art and sharing how he witnesses and reacts to the world through his visual expression. As a visual artist, he is largely self-taught and considers himself first and foremost a storyteller. Using varying types of media, Litewski weaves stories, ideas and concepts from

Sandy Davies is exhibiting beach scene watercolors at the Redlands Art Association Gallery as the gallery’s featured artist June 29 through July 26. Sharing the featured artist honors with Davies this month is Patty Mariano-Denning, who is showing her jewelry designs. A meet-the-artists reception will be held 1-6 p.m. Saturday, July 6, at the gallery,