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Well Versed: Dittmar Gallery 2024 Community Art Show 3/14/2024
When: Thursday, March 14, 2024All day Where: Norris University Center, Dittmar Gallery, 1999 Campus Drive, Evanston, IL 60208 map it Audience: Faculty/Staff – Student – Public – Post Docs/Docs – Graduate Students Cost: Free Contact: norris dittmar gallery (847) 491-2348 Group: Dittmar Memorial Gallery Category: Fine Arts Description: Well Versed is an invitation…
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Art & Found Day March 12 In WG
Original artworks will be hidden around Webster Groves on Art & Found Day on Tuesday, March 12. Artwork will be hidden in publicly accessible locations within the city limits of Webster Groves. The Webster Arts board, artist members and other friends have donated over 50 pieces of original artwork to be hidden around the city…
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Une Nouvelle Jeunesse – Announcements – e-flux
The Contemporaine de Nîmes is pleased to present the full program of its first edition, conceived by the artistic directors Anna Labouze & Keimis Henni. It can be found at: contemporainedenimes.com The triennialThe Contemporaine de Nîmes is a new contemporary art triennial initiated by the City of Nîmes. Every three years starting from 2024 onwards,…
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“Discordant Harmony”: Paintings by Will Hutnick at Geary Contemporary
The mighty composer Leonard Bernstein once commented that: “A work of art does not answer questions, it provokes them.” Given the highly lyrical quality of Will Hutnick’s solo show “Satellite,” through April 7 at Geary Contemporary in Millerton, Bernstein’s statement echoes throughout this sublime exhibition of recent work. Hutnick’s spinning satellite of artistic questioning is…
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“Discordant Harmony”: Paintings by Will Hutnick at Geary Contemporary
The mighty composer Leonard Bernstein once commented that: “A work of art does not answer questions, it provokes them.” Given the highly lyrical quality of Will Hutnick’s solo show “Satellite,” through April 7 at Geary Contemporary in Millerton, Bernstein’s statement echoes throughout this sublime exhibition of recent work. Hutnick’s spinning satellite of artistic questioning is…
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HCC to hold spring arts showcase
The English and Humanities Division at Hagerstown Community College will host a Student Arts Showcase from Wednesday, April 24, through Friday, May 3, in the Kepler Center on HCC’s main campus. The exhibit will feature artwork from students enrolled in the visual arts studio courses this spring, including drawing, painting, photography, digital art, and ceramics.…
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Local students compete at 63rd Annual Fine Arts Awards
Local students competed at the 63rd annual Fine Arts Awards Competition at the Historic Monday Club on Sunday. Family, friends, and community members came out and enjoyed the performances and congratulated the winners. At the event, talented junior and senior high school students competed for cash awards. Finalists performed jazz and classical music on stage,…
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Award-winning artist to give lecture as part of SUNY Fredonia exhibition
Artist Laylah Ali, shown working on one of her drawings, will give a free public lecture on March 22 at the State University of New York at Fredonia in conjunction with the ongoing exhibition “Is Anything the Matter: Drawings by Laylah Ali” in the Cathy and Jesse Marion Art Gallery. <!– SHOW ARTICLE –> A…
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Hundreds of students’ talents on display at Putnam County Arts Festival
OTTOVILLE, OH (WLIO) – Hundreds of students from every corner of Putnam County got to show off their artistic talents under one roof on Sunday. The 11th annual Putnam County Arts Festival featured over 130 musicians and 400 visual artists from K-12. Nearly a thousand students and parents from all nine school districts in the…
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NGZ successfully hosts women visual arts exhibition
Rumbidzai Mushonga and Valerie Mpundu Still, in the spirit of celebrating women as it is their month, the National Gallery of Zimbabwe successfully hosted a special exhibition last Friday dedicated to women in visual arts, revelling their achievements and challenges. The event, which ran under the theme, “Only What is Revealed Can Be Known,” saw…
