The estate of Abstract Expressionist Robert Motherwell and photographer Renate Ponsold Motherwell, who died in 2023, will give $200,000 to Fine Arts Work Center, a residency program and arts education center in Provincetown, Massachusetts that Motherwell cofounded more than 50 years ago. The gift will go to support FAWC’s two main programs: its fellowship, where
The Ipswich Art Awards is a vibrant celebration of the arts, drawing in hundreds of entries from Ipswich and beyond. The Awards stand out for showcasing every entered artwork, making each piece available for purchase — a rare opportunity for art enthusiasts. 2024 marks a special occasion as the exhibition takes place in the month
Morcos Key is a Brooklyn-based design studio collaborating with arts and cultural institutions, nonprofits and commercial enterprises in North America and the Middle East. Wael Morcos and Jon Key translate their clients’ stories into visual systems that demonstrate how thoughtful conversation and formal expression make for impactful design. In 2015, Morcos’ burgeoning talent and early
Top picks | Live music picks Top picks Border Blasters: TJ/SD Radio & Television Desintegrador de Fronteras Part of the “Border Blasters, TJ/SD Radio & Television Desintegrador de Fronteras” exhibit at Bonita Museum and Cultural Center is shown in an undated installation photo. Visual art, Music | The Bonita Museum and Cultural Center is opening
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The fourth annual Butter Fine Art Fair is scheduled to take place in Indianapolis over Labor Day weekend. The multi-day art fair, organized by GANGGANG, features artwork made by Black artists from Indiana and across U.S. Deonna Craig, director of the Butter Fine Art Fair, stopped by WISH-TV to chat with Daybreak’s
Claudette Johnson leads the betting market to win this year’s Turner Prize British visual artist Claudette Johnson is the early favourite with bookmakers to win this year’s Turner Prize with the shortlist confirmed for this year’s event. Johnson is nominated for two exhibitions this year with Presence at The Courtauld Gallery, London, and Drawn Out
The Orlando Museum of Art has trained us to happily await their Florida Prize summer exhibit with fervent feelings of curiosity about what contemporary artists in Florida are actually up to these days. This year is the 10th anniversary of the competition exhibition, and OMA’s crop of creatives this year give us a deep dive
As you take a drive through Abuja municipality, you can’t help but notice the stunning art pieces displayed on the streets and on pedestrian walkways along the main roads and intersections in both the city centre and surrounding satellite towns by vendors. These vendors are scattered around city centres such as Jabi, Gwarimpa and Wuse,
Steps to protect the most autochthonous nature of national cultural identity led domestic and foreign visual artists to attend the 43rd Caribbean Festival, under way in this city. Luisa Maria Ramirez, vice president of the Provincial Visual Arts Council, remarked that the event provides an opportunity to open up new horizons for cultural expression in
2008 marked the 10th anniversary of the PRINT New Visual Artists showcase, recognizing the most interesting, challenging and provocative voices emerging in the creative industry. That year, Michael Freimuth was selected as one of those 20 brilliant artists under 30. Clockwise from left: Poster from an artists’ workshop on unconventional narrative in film and media,