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Florida show puts artists’ jewellery firmly in the canon
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. A new exhibition in Florida will show pieces from a leading collection of artists’ jewellery alongside a large selection of paintings and sculptures by the same artists for the first time. About 190 jewels by…
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Class 101. Drawing from the Masters with Ken & Stephanie Goldman | Online via Zoom | Athenaeum Music & Arts Library | School of the Arts
Class 101. Drawing from the Masters with Ken & Stephanie Goldman | Online via Zoom | Athenaeum Music & Arts Library | School of the Arts Every week from April 1, 2025 until April 29, 2025.Tuesday: 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM Athenaeum Music & Arts Library 18+ $200 – $220 This is a unique opportunity…
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Fakes, replicas and forgeries: What counts as art?
Anne Brice (narration): This is Berkeley Voices. I’m Anne Brice. (Music: “Child’s Play” by Blue Dot Sessions) When Winnie Wong first saw Dafen Oil Painting Village in 2006, it was nothing like she’d imagined. A graduate student in art history at MIT, Wong had read about the Chinese village in The New York Times. The…
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First Saturday Arts Market showcases 48 artists on April 5
The First Saturday Arts Market returns April 5, featuring 48 visual artists in the Historic Houston Heights from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 540 W. 19th St. Now in its 21st year, this free outdoor event offers a vibrant showcase of paintings, sculptures, jewelry, and more, with a spotlight on talents like Jimmie Shealy,…
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Vallejo Center for Art to host annual two-week camp in July
The Vallejo Center for Art is calling on young aspiring artists ages 5 to 13, to attend its annual two-week summer camp centered on artistic expression and developmental skills. From July 14 through July 26, the immersive opportunity will guide young creatives as they dive into visual and performing arts. On the visual side, the…
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At 91, largely self-taught artist finds spotlight in Washington Pavilion exhibition
This paid piece is sponsored by Washington Pavilion Management Inc. Kaia Hedrick had a hint of what she’d discover with a trip to her friend Phyllis Jorgenson’s home — but she wasn’t fully prepared for what she’d find on almost every wall. “I have a deep appreciation for original and unique art, and I knew…
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Jim Jarmusch Attended the Opening of His Exhibition ‘Some More Collages’ in L.A.
Angelenos flocked to meet the artist and filmmaker, who came to the West Coast for the opening of his solo exhibition “Some More Collages.” Hundreds of film and art lovers convened at James Fuentes Gallery to celebrate the opening of “Some More Collages,” Jim Jarmusch’s first solo exhibition in Los Angeles. It was Saturday night,…
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Art & Soul 2025: Brandon Lott and Kierra Ready prepare to kick off artist showcase
Art & Soul may look a little different this year. Art & Soul, Indianapolis’s annual celebration of Black art and music, is returning, starting with the Artist Showcase on April 11. Traditionally held during Black History Month in previous years, Art & Soul is now a year-long program, hosting performances, gallery shows and free events…
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Soulé is Rock Springs URA’s Volunteer of the Month
ROCK SPRINGS — The Rock Springs Main Street/Urban Renewal Agency (URA) has announced Debora Thaxton Soulé as their March Volunteer of the Month. A lifelong advocate for the arts and recent chair of our Arts and Culture Committee, Soulé played a vital role in the success of March’s Arts Month programming and the Mayor’s Arts…
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News Briefs: Focus on the Arts this week; local artist’s exhibit; Steep Ravine launch celebration
Highland Park High School’s 29th Focus on the Arts opens on Tuesday, April 1, beginning a three-day celebration of the school’s arts community. Tickets and more information are available online. Opening night starts at 7 p.m. Tuesday features a performance from the Focus 2025 Orchestra, which comprises 10 professional musicians teaming with 35 HPHS musicians.…
