NORMAN LEWIS (1909–1979), “Untitled (Seachange),” 1975 (oil on paper, 22 x 30 inches / 55.9 x 76.2 cm, signed). | © Estate of Norman Lewis. Courtesy of Michael Rosenfeld Gallery LLC, New York, N.Y. CELEBRATED FOR PRODUCING large abstract paintings, Norman Lewis (1909–1979) made transcendent pictures. His moody and dramatic canvases are full of
THE works of Federation University’s graduating visual arts students are set to go on display next week as part of the institution’s annual end of year, or EYE, exhibition. Featuring five bachelor of visual arts students and two TAFE graduates, the show, which has long taken place at the Ballarat Mining Exchange, will this time
As more and more of her friends and neighbors found themselves priced out of rental units in Venice Beach, Judy Branfman began photographing the dozens of houses, bungalows and apartments being sold, renovated and then relisted at double or triple the cost. Branfman started with only the vague idea that she should be documenting the
By day, Ameen Taahir Everett is a digital media specialist for Brooklyn Park’s communications department, designing print brochures, newsletters and online social media graphics. On the side, however, he uses his imagination to bring his own story into his designs — and in the process, he’s captured the attention of Target. The Minneapolis-based retailer saw
The Corcoran brand’s imagery is anything but ordinary. Rather than relying on standard stock, they look at advertising as an opportunity for creative expression in the residential real estate market. Known for partnerships with world-renowned creators, including artist Kari Modén and photographer Annie Leibovitz, the company sets itself apart by utilizing bold photography, art, and graphics to express
Tucked away in the Kampala suburb of Kabalagala is an architectural gem. The rammed earth 32º East Arts Centre was erected using sustainable materials already on the site like red soil, sand, stones and wood.A celebration of earth construction, the avant-garde structure is the handiwork of the London-based architecture practice New Makers Bureau in collaboration
AUSTINTOWN — The first time Kevin Swadener crafted something using leather was when he made a braided handle for a wooden war hammer. At the time, he didn’t think too much of it, but he knew he had a passion for swinging a hammer. Soon, Swadener found himself dabbling in some
Barre ARTE at 159 North Main: “Autumn Pond Abstract,” through Dec. 30, paintings by Ann Young, 159 N. Main St., Barre, 802-479-7069, www.studioplacearts.com Espresso Bueno: S.L.U.A.T.H., through Nov. 8, annual crowdsourced exhibit of art rescued from yard sales, free piles, flea markets, etc., 248 N. Main St., Barre, 802-479-0896, espressobueno.com Art at Morse Block: “Old
On View “Ragged Glory” at Chase Contemporary coincides with Taupin’s induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Eileen Kinsella 3 hours ago Bernie Taupin at the opening of his solo show at Chase Contemporary in Tribeca. Image courtesy Chase Contemporary. Talk about a week of honors. Legendary songwriter and longtime Elton John writing
The Global Views of Home exhibit in the Jones Carter Gallery, 105 Henry St., houses art reflecting on the idea of being born into a home and choosing one by displaying art from people born in the South and those who chose to live here. The Mythically Speaking: Southern Past exhibit in Gallery 1 of