Gallery Network Lucy Sparrow, BK Adams, Jeremy Pope, and Connor Tingley will be highlighted with monumental projects. Artnet Gallery Network 1 hour ago Courtesy of Connor Tingley Studio. Photo: Quinn Matthews. This week, Scope Art Show returns to Miami from December 5 to December 10, 2023, featuring a curated roster of 110 participants hailing from
Devin Reilly helps to set up the installation piece titled “The Regeneration Series: Soil Regeneration Mode,” by artist Nicole Barowetz at the Longmont Museum. The piece is part of the BMoCA and the Longmont Museum’s new joint exhibit “agriCULTURE: Art inspired by the Land.” (Matthew Jonas — Staff Photographer) Today “agriCULTURE: Art Inspired by the
Fort Collins has received a $25,000 grant to help make a confusing intersection safer for pedestrians by using asphalt art. A Bloomberg Philanthropies grant will fund an asphalt art project at the intersection of three streets near The Lincoln Center: Magnolia Street, Canyon Avenue and Sherwood Street. The idea is to create a traffic circle
In 2023, artificial intelligence has penetrated all areas of life, art and visual culture surprisingly swiftly. Thousands of digital tools, services and products based on AI have been produced this year, while the success of Chat GPT and Dalle-e 2 has resulted in notorious redundancies and strikes in the creative industry. However, these profound changes
Chapel Hill Community Arts & Culture aims to beautify the town and add interest to the everyday Chapel Hill experience by installing art in places people might encounter it unexpectedly, Wright said. “Our mission is to inspire creativity and celebrate the community in Chapel Hill,” he said. “And through public art, we often do that
Greetings! The School of Art at Syracuse University invites applications for its MFA in studio arts degree, and I hope you will share this with your students considering graduate school. The MFA in studio arts brings together students, faculty, and visiting artists from across the country and the world to take part in the creation and discussion of
So far, I’ve avoided being arrested,” is how Geoff L. Hargadon ’76 concludes our 90-minute interview. “No animals have been harmed in the making of this project. I think it’s given people a few laughs, and it’s also puzzled some people.” Hargadon, a wealth management adviser, conceived his “Cash for Your Warhol” project as a
Lesley Louden, co-chair of the Art Photography Department, (left) and Janet Fine, photography laboratory technician and instructor, look at an acrylic painting by Hallie Holmes in Cabrillo College’s new student art exhibit “Art See,” funded through the COVID Relief Block Grant. (Nick Sestanovich — Santa Cruz Sentinel) APTOS — In the fall of 2021, Cabrillo
Service invite artists of all mediums to apply for the 2024 Artist-in-Residence program at Redwood National & State Parks. The program provides an opportunity for eligible artists to spend up to four weeks at Redwood National & State Parks to pursue their particular art form while surrounded by the awe-inspiring landscape of the parks. Writers,
Member of Parliament Thamizhachi Thangapandian on Sunday underlined the need for facilitating a platform for persons with disabilities. Speaking at the inauguration of the fourth edition of Margazhi Matram organised by SciArtsRUs, Wings Unlimited and Artabilities 4 All, she appreciated the organisers for having put together such programmes. She presented awards to persons with disabilities on