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RDN accepting nominations for excellence in sports, arts and culture
The Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN), through the Oceanside Services Committee, recognizes amateur competitors who achieve first-place standing in a sport, artistic or cultural competition at a provincial, inter-provincial or national competition. In addition, the RDN recognizes amateur competitors who have been chosen by their organization to represent Canada at a recognized international competition. Nominations…
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Cultural Trust turns 40: Carol Brown’s vision helped transform Pittsburgh’s Downtown and its arts scene
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Recent News in Black Art: Michaela Yearwood-Dan Joined Mega-Gallery Hauser & Wirth, Nikita Gale Nabbed $100,000 Whitney Biennial Award, Architect Charles Fleming & More
Latest News in Black Art features updates and developments in the world of art and related culture Michaela Yearwood-Dan in her studio, 2024. | Photo by Ollie Adegboye REPRESENTATION Michaela Yearwood-Dan Now Represented by Hauser & WirthHauser & Wirth announced its representation of Michaela Yearwood-Dan (b. 1994) in collaboration with Marianne Boesky Gallery. Yearwood-Dan has…
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Arts & culture guide to Fall Break
Friday, October 11 “Saturday Night,” a biographical comedy-drama film based off the night of the 1975 premiere of NBC’s “Saturday Night,” now known as “Saturday Night Live,” comes to theaters on Oct. 11, with multiple showings at the AMC theater in Framingham. The movie stars many recognizable queer icons like Ella Hunt from “Dickinson,” Rachel…
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Minnesota Humanities Center Launches $450K Grants Program for Arts and Culture, Courtesy of State Legacy Funds
The Minnesota Humanities Center (MHC) has launched a grant program bolstering the arts and cultural representation within the Gopher State, thanks to funds from the State of Minnesota 2023-2025 biennial legislation Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund (Legacy). A generous pot of $450,000 is earmarked for grants aimed at individuals and organizations keen on celebrating and…
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Festivall Charleston celebrates 20 years of Appalachian arts and culture
CHARLESTON, W.Va (WCHS) — The FestivFALL Harvest Art Fair is celebrating 20 years of highlighting and uplifting Appalachian artists at the Capitol Market Executive director of Festivall, Kelsey Stover, said the celebrations grow each year and because of that, there is always something new to see and do. “The arts are just so hard to…
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‘Eat Your Art Out’ set for Nov. 12 at Hudson & Essex
MANSFIELD — The Mansfield Arts and Culture Sector of the Richland Community Development Group would like to announce an upcoming fundraising event to be held at Hudson and Essex on Nov. 12. Cocktails will be at 6 p.m. and dinner at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $150 to benefit The Arts and Culture Sector. This unique…
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Newark Arts Festival Invites “Radical Reimagining” for 2024
NEWARK, NJ – The Newark Arts Festival 2024, running from October 9 to 13, promises to be a transformative celebration of creativity under the theme “Radical Reimagining.” Taking place at the Newark Museum of Art and various other locations throughout the city, this year’s festival calls on participants to envision a future where art, culture,…
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Arizona Arts & Culture News: Mesa Arts Center executive director named; Tempe Arts in Schools grants; AI in botany
Tripoli named executive director of Mesa Arts Center / QueenCreekSunTimes.com Mandy Tripoli has been with the city for 13 years in various positions within the Mesa Arts Center. As executive director, she’ll oversee programming and operations, including Performing Live, Art Studios, Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum, festivals and engagement and education programming. Tempe invests in 26 schools’ arts…
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UNLV College of Fine Arts to Offer New Degree Program in Creative Practice
The UNLV College of Fine Arts now offers a new degree program for students wishing to pursue a career in the arts within a broad context. The BA in Creative Practice will offer dedicated course studies in arts leadership, management, and entrepreneurship. “This program is designed with a contemporary vision towards redefining how we think about…
