Category: Visual Arts

  • The Tezos Art Community Takes Over South Beach During Art Basel

    Image Credits James Wilamor – Flickr Events to include an AR scavenger hunt for NFTs hidden along South Beach Portion of NFT sale proceeds will be donated to the Trevor Project The Tezos blockchain ecosystem has been a fixture of the Art Basel Miami scene since December 2021, when Mario Klingemann’s installation ‘Humans + Machines:…

  • More than £300,000 raised for local communities thanks to players of Lincs Lotto

    Local community groups, sports clubs and charities recently celebrated after reaching an incredible milestone by collectively raising more than £300,000 thanks to players of Lincs Lotto. Launched in 2017, Lincs Lotto is a community lottery which was developed to enable community groups to access vital funding. It supports North Lincolnshire Council’s priorities of growing the…

  • Self-advocating in health care: Amputee and adoptive mom to speak at Sheboygan’s Uptown Social

    SHEBOYGAN — Two years after Chris Prange-Morgan adopted her son, she was rock climbing to try to relieve the stress of worrying about caring for him through his special needs and abandonment trauma when she fell 30 feet, breaking multiple bones in her body. In her overwhelmed state, Prange-Morgan had forgotten to clip into her…

  • Artist Beau McCall uses all types of buttons for his unique creations

    Artist Beau McCall uses all types of buttons for his unique creations

    It is a project Harlem-based artist Beau McCall has been working on for three months. He created a giant, colorful version of the old 45-rpm record adapter, made from hundreds of buttons. For McCall, buttons have been his material of choice for his creations for more than 35 years. “The button is interesting and fascinating…

  • Birds, bunnies, and Abraham Lincoln – this artist’s show is a visual feast

    Just look at artist Hunt Slonem’s easel. It’s like a natural wonder, encrusted with thick mounds of spilled and splattered oil paint, built up layer after layer, like the Mississippi River built up its delta in South Louisiana. The easel, dripping with oil stalactites, is a centerpiece of the Slonem retrospective on display upstairs in…

  • Search for 2025 National Artists on

    Filipino talents now abound and being cheered not only in native shores but also in Europe and in the United States. Cultural Center of the Philippines Chair Jaime C. Laya said, “We have heard of this phenomenal Filipino-Finnish conductor Tarmo Peltokoski who is now a sensation world-wide at age 23 and this Filipino tenor (Arthur…

  • Holiday parades, tree lightings, Christmas concerts and craft fairs: Things To Do

    “What do you want to do?” If you need an answer to this age-old question for making plans, we’ve got you covered. In Things To Do, we take a look at, well, things to do, happening every week in the Greater Fall River area and around the SouthCoast. From weekdays to weekends, there’s always plenty…

  • BPCIA Litigation Related To Proposed Eylea Biosimilar CT-P42 Filed – Patent

    27 November 2023 Venable LLP To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. On November 8, 2023, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. filed a BPCIA Complaint against Celltrion Inc. in the district court for the northern district of West Virginia, asking the Court to block Celltrion’s biosimilar product “CT-P42” –…

  • Guiding the Stars – Los Angeles Business Journal

    Guiding the Stars – Los Angeles Business Journal

    Kenneth Kleinberg is a founding partner of Century City-based Kleinberg Lange Cuddy & Carlo LLP where he serves as senior partner. Kleinberg specializes in business negotiations and legal matters for a number of clients in the entertainment industry including writers, directors, game designers, managers and more. His high-profile clients include J.K. Rowling and LEGO, which…

  • 18 things to do: Try glow in the dark rock climbing and more

    18 things to do: Try glow in the dark rock climbing and more

    Welcome back! After getting the chance to recharge, it’s time to buckle down and prepare for finals and the last few weeks of the semester. This week brings a study break, hot cocoa, a performance from the Philharmonia Orchestra, a Harry Styles-themed show, film screenings, the Climate Justice Kickback and more. Monday, Nov. 27 12:30–2:30…