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EXPO Chicago founder Tony Karman to step down from director’s role
Tony Karman, the long-time director and president of EXPO Chicago will step down from his role as director of the organization at the end of June, according to an email disseminated to the media and first reported by ArtNews. Green Room Newsletter You’re subscribed! Please check your inbox for your confirmation. Stay ahead of what’s…
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EXPO Chicago founder Tony Karman to step down from director’s role
Tony Karman, the long-time director and president of EXPO Chicago will step down from his role as director of the organization at the end of June, according to an email disseminated to the media and first reported by ArtNews. Green Room Newsletter You’re subscribed! Please check your inbox for your confirmation. Stay ahead of what’s…
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On the Scene: Painter Lauren Kelly finds color in culture & community
You’ll often hear artists talk about a kind of creative momentum that can build up during periods of inactivity, only to burst to life all at once, unleashing a flood of new works and propelling them to new heights in their art, in their minds, and even in their communities. That’s certainly all been the…
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Grant Funding Grows East Central Indiana’s Arts and Culture Scene
div#ez-toc-container nav ul { columns: 3; } <!– –> <!– –> <!– –> From galleries to festivals, READI grants are investing in East Central Indiana’s vibrant arts and culture sector. By Kelly Rogers on May 29, 2025 A READI grant helped enhance the Kennedy Art Center in downtown Marion, IN. When people come together in…
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Funding opens to uplift marginalized artists
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture has reopened applications for two grant programs aimed at strengthening the city’s arts ecosystem: the Centering Art & Racial Equity and the Cultural Facilities Fund. Both grants are now available through a single online application, with a deadline of Aug. 5 at 5 p.m. The Centering Art &…
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State of the Arts symposium set for June
LAFAYETTE, La. — Acadiana Center for the Arts presents the third annual State of the Arts symposium, a civic forum spotlighting the essential role of arts and culture in shaping Lafayette’s economy, identity, and future. All are invited to attend this free event at the Acadiana Center for the Arts on Friday, June 13, 2025.…
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£85 million to support arts and cultural organisations across the country
Press release £85 million to support arts and cultural organisations across the country Local people’s access to arts venues across the country set to be protected with cash to support vital repairs and upgrades Investment supports the Government’s Plan for Change by helping to boost local economies and increase opportunities to gain creative skills Expressions…
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3 to See: Morikami garden stroll, Cox Science Center visit, Spady Museum enrichment
Cultural Council for Palm Beach County | Special to the Palm Beach Post Sponsored Content It’s time to celebrate MOSAIC (Month of Shows, Art, Ideas and Culture) here in the Palm Beaches! Here to help you with three deals for the coming week is the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County, the official support agency…
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Bonus: The team behind The Finest talks arts and culture
In this first-ever bonus episode of The Finest, we’re flipping things around. Host Julia Dixon Evans sits down with producer Anthony Wallace and editor Chrissy Nguyen in a casual conversation recorded at the SDSU theater next to KPBS. We unpack big questions (what is art?), share our hottest takes (sorry, Mona Lisa) and talk about…
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From Camp Movies to Bronze Horses, Here Are This Week’s Arts and Culture Picks
Arts & Entertainment From Camp Movies to Bronze Horses, Here Are This Week’s Arts and Culture Picks Heather Headley, 2024. (Meagan Shuptar) These openings, screenings and performances will have you in the movie theater, the symphony and the dive bar concert venue. “An Evening With Heather Headley” — Symphony Center The acclaimed Tony and Grammy…
