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CoSA Visual Arts Showcases “Centered” – A Special Exhibit at C3 Gallery
The Coronado School of the Arts (CoSA) Visual Arts conservatory is set to enchant guests with the exhibit “Centered” at C3 Gallery at 1845 Strand Way on Tuesday, April 29 from 5:30 to 7pm. More than 125 pieces from all students will be on display, including 3D art. The exhibit also features a 2025 Senior…
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Here’s what to know about the 49th annual Smoky Hill River Festival in Salina
Familiar bands, foods, artists and more will join fresh faces at this year’s Smoky Hill River Festival. The 49th annual edition of the epic arts party is happening from June 12 to 15 throughout Oakdale Park in downtown Salina. Staff from Salina Arts and Humanities joined together April 24 to announce the details of this…
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All New Rhythm Exhibit to Unveil May 1
Chad Elliott will unveil his latest exhibit, “Rhythm,” on May 1 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. during a gallery event at Elliott Art Studio in Jefferson. Inspired by dance, the “Rhythm” exhibit will feature all new acrylic on canvas paintings by Elliott. “These paintings are in various styles, but they are all centered around…
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Thibodaux Artist to Represent Local Tradition at New Orleans Jazz Fest
Miller (left) pictured with her painting that was donated to the Bayou Country Children’s Museum. Sabina Albertine Miller of Thibodaux has been invited to participate in this year’s New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, a major honor for the local artist, whose roots run deep in Louisiana soil and tradition. Sabina will be demonstrating a…
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Interview: DIY legend Jad Fair presents his visual art at Church of Noise
Love + Monsters is the title of a new exhibit at Church of Noise, a gallery located inside the Indianapolis record label Joyful Noise Recordings. Love + Monsters features the work of Jad fair, an influential figure in underground indie rock music. He’s best known for his work with Half Japanese, a band he co-founded…
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A Mission District Art Gallery Is Asking for Submissions From High Schoolers
“We encourage students to submit a piece of work that best represents them,” the Annex states on its submissions page. “We have a very large space to fill with visual art, as well as space to host live performances in music and poetry/spoken word. We want people to see, hear and experience what you are…
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A Mission District Art Gallery Is Asking for Submissions From High Schoolers
“We encourage students to submit a piece of work that best represents them,” the Annex states on its submissions page. “We have a very large space to fill with visual art, as well as space to host live performances in music and poetry/spoken word. We want people to see, hear and experience what you are…
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Not just art, but social change
The UK’s visual arts sector is one of our greatest national assets. From world-class museums to grassroots creative projects in our communities, the visual arts not only showcase British talent to the world – they also transform lives here at home. But despite its value, this sector remains underfunded, under-recognised, and increasingly at risk. We…
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Anderson’s Soiree festival will highlight fine art, digital art, ceramics, printmaking
The City of Anderson’s signature arts festival will showcase a diverse range of creative work, including fine art, digital art, ceramics, and printmaking, when it returns to downtown Anderson for its fourth year on April 25 and 26. The two-day festival will be held on Main Street and at Carolina Wren Park. Festival hours are Friday, April 25, from 4-9 p.m. and Saturday, April 26,…
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San Diego arts roundup: San Diego Asian Film Festival returns
Scratch a film buff or a film historian and you’ll find somebody who believes that Satyajit Ray belongs in the same rarefied company as Federico Fellini, Ingmar Bergman and Akira Kurosawa. The Indian filmmaker’s canon includes 36 features, shorts and documentaries, including the three films that make up his accliamed 1950s series “The Apu Trilogy.”…