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Corinne Bailey Rae’s visit anchors Spelman collaboration between dance and visual art
Corinne Bailey Rae and Amanda Williams Inspire Spelman Students in Cross-Disciplinary Art Collaboration On April 29, 2025, Grammy winner Corinne Bailey Rae and visual artist Amanda Williams joined forces at the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art for a powerful evening of creative exchange. The event marked the release of Williams’s book What Black Is…
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Vincent van Gogh from a female perspective
I was gifted the book “The Secret Life of Sunflowers” (by Marta Molnar, 2022, 399 pages) and told I would like it. Usually, this kind of gift ends up not being what it was purported to be by the gift-giver. However, there are exceptions, and this was one of them. In a book that is really…
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‘Springtime’ art exhibit – The Martha’s Vineyard Times
“Gossip” by Ed Schulman. —Courtesy M.V. Playhouse “Springtime,” new and existing work by Island-based visual artist Ed Schulman, is on display at the M.V. Playhouse Artspace on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 2 to 4 pm through May 16.
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Lockhart High School Artist Jocelyn Ortega Wins Prestigious Gold Seal Award
LOCKHART, TX — Lockhart High School is celebrating a monumental achievement as junior Jocelyn Ortega earned a prestigious Gold Seal Award at the State Visual Arts Scholastic Event (VASE)—the highest honor in Texas student art and a first in school history. Out of more than 32,000 students who participated in Regional VASE competitions across the…
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St. Vincent Health Sciences Center Film to Debut at the Society for Film & Visual Arts Film Festival at St. John’s
May 7, 2025 An independent, student-produced, short film describing the newest building on St. John’s University’s Queens, NY, campus is one of several screening at the Society for Film and Visual Arts (SFVA) Film Festival scheduled for Wednesday, May 7, beginning at 3 p.m. in The Little Theatre. Directed and produced by St. John’s student…
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Blank canvas awaits Worthington art teacher in retirement
WORTHINGTON — There is perhaps no one more surprised that Dave Blanchard is retiring from his career in teaching than, well, Dave Blanchard. But after 32 years in the classroom, he’s decided to close one life chapter and flip to another with the conclusion of the District 518 school year. ADVERTISEMENT Blanchard has been an…
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Local artist Tanya Eitzenhoefer presents ‘Catkin Ridge Art’ exhibition at Weiss Community Library
The Sherman & Ruth Weiss Community Library will showcase “Catkin Ridge Art,” an exhibition featuring the diverse works of local artist Tanya Eitzenhoefer. The exhibition highlights Eitzenhoefer’s exploration across multiple artistic mediums, reflecting the natural beauty of the Hayward area. Eitzenhoefer, who discovered her artistic passion after retiring to Hayward, embraces experimentation rather than specializing…
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Local artist Tanya Eitzenhoefer presents ‘Catkin Ridge Art’ exhibition at Weiss Community Library
The Sherman & Ruth Weiss Community Library will showcase “Catkin Ridge Art,” an exhibition featuring the diverse works of local artist Tanya Eitzenhoefer. The exhibition highlights Eitzenhoefer’s exploration across multiple artistic mediums, reflecting the natural beauty of the Hayward area. Eitzenhoefer, who discovered her artistic passion after retiring to Hayward, embraces experimentation rather than specializing…
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Local artist Tanya Eitzenhoefer presents ‘Catkin Ridge Art’ exhibition at Weiss Community Library
The Sherman & Ruth Weiss Community Library will showcase “Catkin Ridge Art,” an exhibition featuring the diverse works of local artist Tanya Eitzenhoefer. The exhibition highlights Eitzenhoefer’s exploration across multiple artistic mediums, reflecting the natural beauty of the Hayward area. Eitzenhoefer, who discovered her artistic passion after retiring to Hayward, embraces experimentation rather than specializing…
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Middle school exhibit puts art on display
A student exhibit gave a tour of young talent. Student artists showcased their masterpieces at Rim Country Middle School from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 1. Some stand-out selections were enlarged and hung on the wall, while others were attached to rolling displays or shown on tables. Colored pencil drawings, student names…
