click to enlarge Courtesy “Ghost Twin” by Lydia Kern Burlington sculptor Lydia Kern has received this year’s Diane Gabriel Visual Artist Award, with a cash prize of $5,000 and a $1,000 credit to access Burlington City Arts studios. The award aims to support emerging artists who exhibit high skill, a willingness to experiment and a
This interactive installation uses real-time data to express contemporary issues through visual and sonic elements. Houghton Festival, devised by Craig Richards, will unfold from August 8th-11th at Houghton Hall, Norfolk. This year’s highlight is ‘Present Shock II’, an innovative installation by United Visual Artists (UVA) and Robert Del Naja. ‘Present Shock II’, situated in The
Meichan performs opening theme for show’s 1st half The official website for the television anime of Yū Hashimoto‘s 2.5 Dimensional Seduction (2.5 Jigen no Lilysa) manga revealed a new visual on Friday, along with the show’s July 5 debut. The site also revealed that Meichan will perform the opening theme song “Shutter Chance,” and voice
The latest findings from the Countess Report on gender equity in the visual arts present a sobering picture of the state of representation and inclusion, urging immediate action from both the galleries and governments. Despite some minor improvements in certain areas, overall progress appears to have stalled since the last report. Countess’ tally of approximately
Being the baby in his father’s first litter of children, Peter Elungat first learned to paint by copying the artworks of his oldest brother Hosea who was at least a decade older than he was. He was barely out of nappies at the time. “Art was fascinating to me from an early age,” he tells
Prospective applicants are advised to thoroughly read the Guidelines before submitting an application. The Guidelines were updated in 2023 to include less restrictive eligibility criteria, allowing graduates of more than five years’ standing to apply for a scholarship. Applicants are also advised to carefully consider their preferred institutions and destinations, given the potential ongoing impact
The Rupert Bunny Foundation Visual Arts Fellowship (RBFVAF) was established in 2005. The RBFVAF aims to support a contemporary visual artist with an identifiable commitment to visual arts excellence. The successful Fellow will have a desire to extend their arts practice to a new level, expand their imagination and make a contribution to the City
Penola Coonawarra Arts Festival Design Prize – 2024: $1,000 This is an amazing opportunity for artists and graphic designers around Australia to submit designs that will be incorporated into all our branding and marketing material for our next Festival. The chosen square (new size) poster design will be used for all 2025 promotional material including
The arts converge on Public Square in downtown Wilkes-Barre every third week in May for the annual Fine Arts Fiesta. This beloved celebration of arts showcases local and regional musicians, dancers, theater artists, poets, visual artists, artisans, crafters and international talent at this popular, four-day event. The tents are pitched, the stage is set and
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