March 8, 2025

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Profile of the works of visual artists distinguished for the Aide à la Création 2019

  Panorama of the works presented Rapporteurs for the 2019 Commission Émilie Robert, PhD student and lecturer Leo Guy-Denarcy, art critic and curator Adelaide Feriot At the turn of the ellipse © Gerald Petit This work is articulated between performance and plastic work. It is a research project that the artist leads to collect the

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Talking With Iron & Wine’s Sam Beam About His First Visual Arts Exhibition

Sam Beam, Recent Visual Works | Through Sunday, Jan. 28 |  Peel Gallery, Carrboro Last week, Sam Beam found himself in an unfamiliar though not entirely unexpected position: holding court at his own art opening. Best known as the singer-songwriter behind Iron & Wine, Beam, who lives in Durham, spent much of his life pursuing

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Visual artist Antonia Ruppert showcase come to Austin library

A North Austin Branch Library exhibition with artwork inspired by a series of roundtable discussions on how the community changed over time will open this month.   Titled “Voices of North Austin: Changes Over Time,” the exhibition, featuring the work of visual artist Antonia Ruppert, was two years in the making. “I have to thank Arystine

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The Washington Center Is Accepting Visual Artist Submissions for the Center Gallery

FacebookTweetPin Submitted by Washington Center for the Performing Arts The Washington Center is accepting submissions for the Center Gallery exhibits for the upcoming 2024/2025 season. Visual Artists or groups of artists can submit applications through March 11. Exhibits will be scheduled between July of 2024 and June of 2025. The Washington Center gallery has been

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FSU Museum of Fine Arts brings Irish contemporary art to Tallahassee

“This exhibit features a wide variety of work including visual art, dance and film –– there’s something for everyone,” said Michael Carrasco, interim director of the museum. “With two other exciting exhibits on display as well, including a show celebrating our 50th anniversary, there’s never been a better time to visit MoFA.” Gathering artists who

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10 must-see Seattle art shows in February 2024

Staff Picks Studies have shown that being in nature is good for you — and for your stress levels. We know something similar is true about looking at art. So, how about art depicting nature? I don’t pretend to know the answer, but I’m convinced a visit to these 10 excellent art shows has a

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School of Visual and Performing Arts presents two exhibitions at Bry Hall Gallery

Tweet tweet button for twitter Published January 22, 2024 CAPTION: A still image from the video installation titled “Repair” by artist April Dauscha. “Repair” is featured as part of the exhibition “Crabwalk”, on display at Bry Hall Gallery through February 1, 2024.  MONROE, LA – The University of Louisiana Monroe School of Visual and Performing

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Founder of Interact, St. Paul arts center for people with disabilities, steps down after nearly 30 years

ST. PAUL, Minn. — A woman in her 70s, Bonnie Thorne is an artist. But she wasn’t always creative. “My kids said that I used to do a lot of paint by numbers, that sort of stuff,” Thorne said. “But I have no memory of it whatsoever.” Thorne doesn’t remember because of a stroke she suffered

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‘Nine Female Visual Artists from El Salvador’

An exhibition featuring nine female artists from the Central American nation of El Salvador is scheduled for Sept. 3 through 29 at the National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. The exhibition, co-organized by the Embassy of the Republic of El Salvador in Taipei and the Central America Trade Office, was jointly opened by the visiting Salvadoran

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Visual Arts Review: “Burning Down the House” — A Female Chorus of Concern

By Kathleen Stone These five artists do indeed make their voices heard. They shine as soloists, and their messages are only amplified when they join into a chorus of multipart harmony.  Burning Down the House: Women and Art in an Uncertain World at the Brickbottom Gallery, Somerville, through February 11. Kim Triedman, In the Garden,

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