The Toorak Village Sculpture Exhibition is on again for 2024 with a new date and a brand-new upgraded street…. gorgeous brass inlaid pavements, classy furniture, Crepe Myrtle trees and 11 permanent street sculptures. Starting Sunday 1st September to Sunday 13th October, the Toorak Village Sculpture Exhibition is a 6-week event where we turn the Toorak

The SFU School for the Contemporary Arts is pleased to welcome Iman Issa as the Spring 2024 Audain Visual Artist in Residence. For her residency, Issa will lead a series of seminars, talks, workshops, and other interventions in and around the BFA Project Exhibition, led by the SCA’s Judy Radul.  Iman Issa studies. She studies many things—artworks, artifacts, museum

Musician Mary Rocap said she initially missed what was a very important email from the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts.  She skimmed right over it, thinking it was a reminder for an upcoming show. Fortunately, she said, they reached out again with the invitation for her to be the featured artist on the gallery’s 10th volume

Vancouver USA Arts and Music Festival announces 2024 call for artists March 6, 2024 Visual and performing artists are invited to participate in the Vancouver Arts & Music Festival, Aug. 2-4, in Vancouver, Washington. Applications are now open for the juried art exhibit, community stage performances, and art vendor and demonstration booths. Artists of all

Sponsored by the City of Boston | Mayor Michelle Wu   Last Thursday evening, about 90 enthusiastic supporters of Black art gathered at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston’s William I. Koch Gallery to attend a [Virtual] Art Gallery roundtable, themed “The City Talks: Black Art in Colonial Spaces.” The roundtable, presented by the Museum

Frank Ottomanelli has just released a second Request For Proposals (RFP) for the community mural at Ottomanelli’s By The Water. He’s already installed five sections, and now he’s looking for more art as he builds a roughly 11,000-square-foot, three-foot-high panorama that’ll wrap around his concession’s outside dining area in Hunter’s Point Park South. Talisa Almonte,

Luyanda Nkosi (29) is a fine artist painting life’s moments as they happen. She is an art enthusiast and hopes to create a market for her art in Mbombela, to make a living. She said she has always found comfort in creating paintings that are unique and showcasing her talent and love of it. “I

Margaret Kilgallen, “Money to Loan (Paintings for the San Francisco Bus Shelter Posters), 2000.” Photo: Margaret Kilgallen Estate This spring there is a bounty of visual art options exploring identity and significant moments in our culture. Ancient Chinese kingdoms are to be reexamined, a premier Oakland art center celebrates its 50th anniversary, and artists explore

The Fleurieu Biennale Art Prize is offered by the Fleurieu Art Foundation and is a non-acquisitive South Australian art prize open to all Australian visual artists (aged 18 years of over) who create two or three dimensional artworks. There will be two prizes awarded by the judges in 2024. The Fleurieu Art Prize is AU$20,000

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