Visual media artistes hold a protest rally, demanding justice for killings during the student protests for quota reform in government jobs, wholesale arrest and harassment, at Farmgate in the capital on Thursday. | New Age photo Visual artists organised a programme titled Bhoyhin- Nejjya- Manobik Morjadar Bangladesh Chai in front of
Heather Gaudio Fine Art is thrilled to announce the opening of “The Space We Exist In,” a groundbreaking group exhibition curated by the renowned Ghanaian-American curator Larry Ossei-Mensah. Larry Ossei-Mensah. Photo: Aaron Ramsey The exhibition features an ensemble of artists working in various mediums, from painting, textiles, works on paper to sculpture. The featured artists
MANILA, PHILIPPINES — The metaphorical sentence “Never judge a book by its cover” is a noble principle to live by. Whether looking at a situation or meeting new people, it’s a great adage to apply. But when it comes to the publishing world? Not so much. In fact, people who work in the publishing industry
We’ve become so comfortable with the idea of the apocalypse as being the type of vaguely religious Armageddon (or perhaps some sort of rat-king of twisters) event that it never really occurs to us that our current climate crisis, in addition to so many ongoing humanitarian disasters across the country it can be hard to
Washington, DC – Today, People For the American Way unveiled a powerful new portrait of Kamala Harris by Los Angeles-based visual artist Victoria Cassinova, who created the piece specifically for the organization as part of its Artists For Democracy campaign, which is dedicated to defeating Donald Trump. Cassinova’s piece, “Kamala Harris: Freedom,” carries the message,
The collection of the late artist Carlo Pittore at a storage unit at Fort Andross Mill in 2019. Ben McCanna / Portland Press Herald file photo Over 60 artists have provided art for a silent auction for the Union of Maine Visual Artists’ 50th year gala. The event includes a costume party and art auction
After a spectacular debut in 2023, “Visible Planets: World-Renowned Rappers and their Visual Art” is back for its second year, promising to be bigger and better! This fusion of music and visual art will run from Aug. 2 to 4, featuring an amazing lineup of new and returning artists, a new concert venue, and a
Lexington is seeking submissions for Art by Nature: Monarch Waystations, a celebration of pollinator gardens in our community. Artists are asked to submit works that are inspired by one of 20 featured Monarch Waystation locations or another certified Monarch Waystation in Fayette County. Visual artists of all types – painters, photographers, fiber artists, jewelry makers,
TILA Studios, a Black women’s visual artist collective, recently celebrated the grand opening of its TILA Studios Gallery at the reimaged Goat Farm property. The celebration kicked off with When She Rests, She Blooms, the gallery’s first exhibition which featured works from select Black women artists. “It’s amazing to see how many people support TILA
Their artistry not only reflects personal truths but also serves as a catalyst for social change and innovation. Written by Daniel Banjoko – 29.Jul.2024 Queer art takes many shapes and forms and in the world of contemporary art, these Nigerian creatives are challenging convention and reshaping narratives with their unique perspectives. We asked them about