“The Class of 2024 has faced enormous cultural change during four years as undergraduate students. Due to the pandemic, they have adapted to different ways of working together, but creating in the face of so much flux seems to have heightened these students’ attentiveness to manipulating images and materials in new ways,” writes Dana Clancy,
1. As all artists know, art competitions are a really great way to announce your presence in the art world. Applying to the VAO gives you the chance to showcase yourself and make connections with art enthusiasts, critics, and purchasers alike. 2. The VAO offers a fun, constructive and professional environment in which to
Notre Dame Prep’s visual arts students finished off the school year in typical fashion: a stellar exhibition mounted last month in the school’s main triangle, and still another slew of awards in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards competition for the Southeastern Michigan region. Senior Jacob Samuels, who won two Gold Key awards and one
St. Albert’s Visual Arts Studio Association hosts the All Members Spring Show until Saturday, May 27. It’s often said that when a visual artist sells a work of art, they also sell a piece of their soul. If that is the case, then St. Albert’s Visual Arts Studio Association (VASA) is packed with soul. VASA
Kayli Cottonwood is the sole creator of the 7-foot-tall, 4-foot-wide sculpture on display at the Center for Visual Art. The display makes the piece even larger, reaching 9 feet in height. Their creation culminated in two years spent actively obtaining cottonwood branches and nine months of assembly time. “What Have We Lost” has no solid
Does your creativity occasionally hit a roadblock? Do you ever feel stuck, stumped or uninspired? The good news is: everyone does, even your favourite artists. The creative journey can be a bumpy one. And, sometimes, what you need to move forward is a new approach. May is a month for creative beginnings. Inspired by this
The third annual Melanin in May takes place on Saturday, May 25, 2024 and will feature more than 150 Black-owned businesses, 14 food trucks, 11 visual artists and live performances. (Photo provided/via Melanin in May website) Melanin in May, the festival celebrating all things Black, including business, art, music and food, is back for year
Creative Australia has committed to a three year (2024 – 2026) trilateral partnership with SAC Gallery, Bangkok and UNSW Galleries, Sydney with the support of the Debra Porch Award. Each gallery will host two artists each year; an Australian artist and a Thai artist, to undertake a visual arts residency. Each Award has total value of
The John Shaw Neilson Acquisitive Art Prize, is open to all emerging and established artists throughout Australia, and entries must be inspired by the works of this early Penola poet. If you’ve entered before, you already know the rewards that go with being part of this event. For those considering entering for the first time, it really
2 May 2024, 11:57 Beethoven reincarnated by visual artist using composer’s life mask for first time. Picture: Courtesy of Hadi Karimi On the eve of a landmark anniversary, digital sculpting and rare surviving artefacts are used to bring us the most accurate portrait to date of Ludwig van Beethoven. Hadi Karimi is an Iranian visual