The EU-funded project ‘Technical Assistance Project In Support Of the Georgian Energy Sector Reform Programme (GESRP)’ invites Georgian visual artists to join its energy efficiency campaign. The artists are expected to raise public awareness through art about the role of energy efficiency and renewable energy in combating climate change. Applicants aged 18 and above are

Enlarge / With these tips, you too can prompt people successfully. In a break from our normal practice, Ars is publishing this helpful guide to knowing how to prompt the “human brain,” should you encounter one during your daily routine. While AI assistants like ChatGPT have taken the world by storm, a growing body of

Singaporean visual artist and film-maker Ho Tzu Nyen has been named one of 10 winners of the Chanel Next Prize 2024. The 48-year-old will receive 100,000 euros (S$146,000) to realise his artistic projects, along with the opportunity to participate in a two-year mentorship and networking programme facilitated by the French luxury fashion house’s cultural partners, including

Boston University College of Fine Arts School of Visual Arts (SVA) is pleased to present the Class of 2024 Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Thesis Exhibitions, on view from April 2-20, 2024. The MFA thesis exhibitions feature works of graduating students in BU’s MFA programs in Graphic Design, Painting, Sculpture, Print Media & Photography, and

Virginia Western is pleased to announce the winners of its inaugural Virginia Community College System Poetry & Visual Arts Competition. Participating students submitted original poetry and visual artworks during February and March interpreting the theme “I Belong.”  The program aimed to foster a sense of community and belonging at Virginia Western and across the Virginia

A new street sign commemorating New York’s School of Visual Arts (SVA) was added to East 23rd Street between Second and Third Avenues last week, the location of the art college’s headquarters since 1960. “SVA Way,” the culmination of a two-year collective effort by the school, the Department of Transportation, and the New York City

Arts Spotlight Editor’s note: In this monthly feature, our arts and culture writers take a deeper look at the local arts scene, shining a spotlight on issues and trends, both local and national, and the art makers in our community. ________________________________________________________ “No!!!!!!” “Whyyyyyyy” “This is so disappointing.”  Not everyone used as many exclamation points or emojis.

GUYSBOROUGH — Former Boston high school principal Jack Leonard – now living in Boylston – recalls, with ringing clarity, how he never seemed to have enough money in his budget to hire an arts instructor. “So, I contracted with a private citizen to come in on a weekly basis to do art with some of

School of Art and Design students explored the art of New York City over spring break. Professor Nichole van Beek led the graduate seminar to the Big Apple, where the group visited famous museums and spoke with accomplished artists. “It was exciting for me because I lived in NYC for 17 years and worked as

Designed for both music creators and their collaborators, “Anatomy of a Commission” is a digital resource that aims to increase transparency about the commissioning process. For more information about the initiative, visit American Composers Forum’s website. I distinctly remember a conversation I had with some painters at a residency a few years ago. I told them