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With the Luk’ae Tse’Taas Comics collective, Alaska visual artists create on their own and build a broader universe
From left to right: Nathan Shafer, Dimi Macheras, Casey Silver, and David Brame, members of Luk’ae Tse’Taas Comics. (Photo by Jason Hill) Within the realm of comic books and sequential art, shared universes are popular vehicles for storytelling. Writers and artists come together and draw on common themes and ideas, incorporating their own work into…
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Katara novel and fine art competition 2024 begins
Doha, Qatar: The Cultural Village Foundation-Katara has launched the new edition of Katara Novel and Fine Art competition dedicated to co-opting the best 9 novel jacket covers that won the 9th Katara Prize for the Arabic Novel in 2023, highlighting that April 8 will be the deadline to receive the applications. The contest will include…
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St. Albert Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts salutes six artists
St. Albert Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts is the city’s equivalent to the Oscars. Last Thursday it named six recipients in an intimate ceremony held on the Arden Theatre stage. Prior to Mayor Cathy Heron presenting the awards, host Elizabeth Wilkie, director of community services, celebrated artistic achievement and spoke about the arts role in creating…
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Well Versed: Dittmar Gallery 2024 Community Art Show 3/11/2024
When: Monday, March 11, 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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New Waterworks exhibition brings masterpieces of modern art to Salisbury
New Waterworks exhibition brings masterpieces of modern art to Salisbury Published 12:00 am Sunday, March 10, 2024 Julian and Josie Robertson SALISBURY — Waterworks Visual Arts Center has announced a yearlong exhibition of paintings and sculpture from the personal collection of the late New York philanthropists Julian and Josie Robertson. The show will include more…
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Jefferson City elementary schoolers showcase over 800 pieces of artwork
JEFFERSON CITY − Families saw splashes of color as their kids showed off their artwork at Elementary Visual Arts Day at the Capital West Event Center. Saturday was the inaugural celebration of the event. Event organizers said this was a collaborative effort from all 11 Jefferson City School District elementary schools. Over 800 pieces of artwork…
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See the hand-cut paper collages by St. Charles artist on exhibit at library
<!– See the hand-cut paper collages by St. Charles artist on exhibit at library –> During March and April, the St. Charles Public Library is hosting an exhibit by artist and writer Carly Palmer — a St. Charles resident who specializes in visual artistic mediums of hand-cut paper collage and acrylic hard-edge abstracts. She has…
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Local youth can create Basquiat-inspired visuals at upcoming SML art workshop
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS)—Shreve Memorial Library (SML) invites teens to celebrate Youth Art Month and explore the visual arts at various library branches throughout Caddo Parish. According to a news release, Youth Art Month recognizes skills developed through visual arts, such as problem-solving, creativity, observation, and communication. SML will host various free programs, from art shows…
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East Orange at center of state-wide art event
Photo by Joe UngaroManufacturers Village on Glenwood Avenue in East Orange will be at the center of a state wide arts event that includes museums and universities around the state. A state-wide arts event is set for April 19-21 with East Orange as a central hub. The inaugural Garden State Art Weekend will spotlight renowned…
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Humour and horror collide at the National Gallery’s Nick Sikkuark retrospective
Nick Sikkuark: Humour and Horror, a retrospective spanning the late Inuk artist’s 40-plus-year career now on at the National Galley of Canada, might not sound like March break programming. Indeed, its title could very well scare away some parents. But if your kid – like my four-year-old – adores anything “spooky,” it’s ideal for a…
