The Core Program at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, awards residencies to highly motivated, exceptional visual artists and critical writers who have completed their undergraduate or graduate training and are working to develop a sustainable practice. Residents engage with a wide range of distinguished artists, critics, curators, and scholars who are invited to meet

  16-year-old visual artist Onikepo Soyinka recently debuted her collection at the Lagos Fringe Festival, garnering admiration and acclaim from art enthusiasts at the Freedom Park Hall. Representing a new wave of fearless and expressive creatives, she displayed dozens of artworks that showcased her intellectual abilities beyond her years. In an exclusive interview with LEADERSHIP,

“Saltwater Gradient Variation 1,” a cyanotope photograph by Annalise Neil, one of five artists featured in the La Jolla Historical Society’s “Order/Disorder” exhibition February through May in La Jolla. (Courtesy of Philipp Scholz Rittermann ) The La Jolla Historical Society is yet another local institution that will be participating in PST ART, but before that,

Even if you are new to Bengaluru, the beautifully structured landscape of this city at first glance would tell you how much importance the people of this state give to visual aesthetics. From having legendary art patrons such as Krishnaraja Wadiyar III during the days of yore to now homing spaces entirely dedicated to art

(Credits: Far Out / YouTube) Fri 29 December 2023 12:04, UK Pope.L, the American visual artist best known for his crawling work, has died aged 68. The artist was born William Pope in Newark, New Jersey in 1955. Pope received his formal art education as a student at the Pratt Institute during the early 1970s

This year, we lost innovative artists, curators, writers, collectors, and patrons who pushed the bounds of what constitutes art, each with their own means of expression. Pope.L brought art to the people, reaching beyond institutions and into the street, putting statements about the condition of Black Americans out into the open. With vivid defiance, Juanita

Four awarded Rydell Visual Arts Fellowships Four local visual artists have been selected by Community Foundation Santa Cruz County to receive Rydell Visual Arts Fellowship awards for 2024 and 2025.  The awardees are Christian Rex van Minnen, Louise Leong, Maria Isabel LeBlanc and Shirin Towfiq. Each fellowship recipient receives a $20,000 award to further their

Working on It: New Canadian Sculpture, Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton (Jan. 20 to May 12) When it comes to three-dimensional work, the Beaverbrook’s new curator has the enviable task of building a collection from a blank slate. The gallery has not traditionally collected much sculpture, so Ray Cronin is setting that to rights with donations,

A selection of our favourite performances and features Fact presented in print, online and at 180 Studios in 2023. Global conflicts, a cost of living crisis, the uncertain consequences of AI and ongoing climate meltdown: 2023, like the years that have preceded it, has been an exceptionally challenging one. In spite of these events, artists

In the ever-evolving world of painting, there is a new wave of talent. We asked eight art world experts—curators, directors, collectors—to tell us what individuals they think are poised to be among the class of 2024, or on the brink of breakthrough success. George Rouy George Rouy, Ghost and Shadows (2022). Image courtesy the artist