Mparntwe/Alice Springs ARI Watch This Space is proud to announce applications are now open for the 2024 Stardust Residency.  The Stardust Residency was instigated in honour of artist and educator Suzi Lyon, born in Aotearoa/New Zealand but who lived a large part of her creative and insightful life in Mparntwe. An exhibition of artworks from

The Pulitzer Prize is one of the most prestigious awards that can be given to a distinguished work. It is awarded by Columbia University to acknowledge achievements in journalism, literature, and public service, among others. In 2024, the Philippine flag was raised proudly by visual artist Ren Galeno and journalist Nicole Dunga. Nominated for the

Visual artist Pandora Apostoloska Sazdovska and academic sculptor Sasho Sazdovski were invited by curators Rim Ajar from Tunisia and Ali Rashid from Iraq to the Art Symposium in Tunis as representatives from Macedonia. The symposium entitled “Together” presents works composed of monumental sculptures, paintings, graphics and drawings by 38 artists from Tunisia, Morocco, Azerbaijan, Qatar,

The 2015 Artisphere Art Festival kicks off in downtown Greenville on Friday, May 8, 2015. MYKAL McELDOWNEY/Staff Samples of the 2015 Artisphere visual artists work was on display as executive director Kerry Murphy announced the 2015 event during a press conference at The Peace Center Monday, February 23, 2015. BART BOATWRIGHT/Staff Artisphere 2015 Mykal McEldowney/Staff

Visual artist, graphic designer, and writer Sebastián Roitter Pavez discusses finding cracks in the everyday, moving from fiction to action, and going beyond structure and limits. What’s your creative practice? Right now I’m trying to focus on what makes a discourse or image believable or what can work as a mechanism for truth or proof.

Growing up, art and music classes were my favorite times of the school day.  I would come home with my latest artwork so excited to show it to my mom and dad. They would smile at me and beam with pride, even though looking back now, I’m sure it might have been some of the

Margaret Galvan‘s In Visible Archives explores the political power of archival material in shaping feminist and queer futures. Applying archival studies and comics scholarship to work from the 1980s by visual artists including Alison Bechdel and Nan Goldin, Galvan’s timely book underscores the importance of visibility in ongoing activism and community-building, writes Max Shirley. In Visible Archives:

In 1937, one year after the Spanish Civil War began, Pablo Picasso presented to the world what would become one of his most famous and recognizable paintings. Named after a northern Spanish town bombed mercilessly by Hitler’s air force in support of one side of the fractured country, “Guernica” has appeared in countless classroom lectures,

Art of Nature Call out to Victorian Visual Artists: Sculptors, Photographers, Digital Artists, Graphic Designers, Textile and Installation Artists The FAC Open Exhibition is a call out for submissions across all visual art mediums to explore the wonder of the natural world and our human connection to nature. The theme is open to broad artistic

Dina Goldstein had her work pulled from a Vancouver exhibition just days before it was set to open—in what she has described as “a blatant act of antisemitism.” But the gallery is claiming its decision to cut the Israeli-Canadian artist from the show was purely based on financial considerations, despite a recent news report and