A poet, a visual artist and a musician have each been awarded £25,000 to each create a brand new piece of art for Cumbria over the next 10 months. More than two hundred artists from across the UK submitted applications as part of the Catalyst creative residencies in Cumbria project, a unique collaboration between Art

This article is part of our Museums special section about how institutions are striving to offer their visitors more to see, do and feel. To enter Kehinde Wiley’s show “An Archaeology of Silence” is to step into darkness, where only the art itself seems to emit light. The space feels somewhere between a crypt and

Listen to this article OKLAHOMA CITY – The 58th annual Festival of the Arts produced by Arts Council Oklahoma City opens Thursday with 144 visual artists, 80 of them new to the city. Seth Lewis, festival director, said more than 200 new artists from coast to coast applied to exhibit after ACOKC cut the number

From age three, Eunice Tse Yu-ning’s life has been intertwined with art, significantly shaped by her family’s deep-rooted passion for painting. “My dad has always painted, and our family activities were centred around painting,” Eunice shared, reflecting on the contrast between her inherited artistic environment and her journey to find her unique voice in art.

WHS junior Ava Gallego edits a project she’s working on for the visual arts department. (Photo by Marney Simon) Izzy Holmes used a fisheye effect on this drawing in class at WHS. WHS digital artist Ruby Swartz created this graphic design of a dragon. (Image courtesy of Westfield High School visual arts department) Visual arts

Artificial Intelligence is an existential threat to visual artists in the music industry. With a prompt as simple as “heavy metal album cover,” programs like Hotpot and Magic Studio can create an image in a matter of seconds, placing the livelihood of human artists who’ve spent a lifetime honing their craft at risk. Deicide (recently

The Soomaal House of Art and the Somali Museum of Minnesota, both of Minneapolis, have curated a new art exhibition: “Art As Liberation: A Journey Through Collective Healing.” “Art as Liberation” features the work of six visuals artists from the Twin Cities Somali community — Ifrah Mansour, Mohamed Hersi, Yasmin Yassin, Khadija Charif, Aesha Mohamed

By Lisa Reindorf Fostering collaboration between artists and scientists is a wonderful educational and creative endeavor. Kudos to the Umbrella Arts Center for taking on such a complex and ambitious project. TAPPED IN: Moving Hearts and Minds Through Art and Science, presented by The Umbrella Arts Center, Concord, MA, through June 8 John Sterman/ Raquel

Janet Edwards with an example of her iconic work. Courtesy of the Edwards family One of Redlands’ most beloved artists, Janet Edwards, passed away on April 13, 2024, at the age of 91. “Janet saw beauty everywhere, and she took great pleasure in capturing that beauty in her art,” said her children in a letter to the Community

The Columbia University School of the Arts Visual Arts Program presents the Class of 2024’s MFA Thesis Exhibition in collaboration with the Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery at the Lenfest Center for the Arts. This exhibition encompasses work by the 31 artists who will complete their final year of the Visual Arts MFA