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Province recognizes Island arts and cultural community | Government of Prince Edward Island
Seven local art and creative professionals and organizations received top honours for their contributions to the Island creative sector. As part of the renewed provincial culture action plan, the PEI Arts Awards Program celebrates artistic merit and excellence. The following recipients were recognized last evening at the inaugural gala: PEI Writers’ Guild: Are We Friends…
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Exhibition | Women (seen)
From 1986 – 2009 Western Sydney University, or as it was then known as the University Western Sydney played a critical role in the advancement of visual arts literacy and training in the region through the art school on the Nepean campus. The legacy of the art school still resonates widely throughout the art sector…
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Next generation of artists unveil work at 2023 VCA Grad Show
Image courtesy of Georgia Anne, Desert Series. Georgia Anne’s work is featured in the exhibition. The VCA Art Grad Show has returned with an extraordinary display of new work by graduating art students at the University of Melbourne Victorian College of the Arts (VCA). Featuring more than 140 projects, the 2023 Art Grad Show is…
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Local artists’ work featured around Empower Field at Mile High
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Local artists will display their work around Empower Field at Mile High this season for the Denver Broncos’ Stadium Artist Series. Visitors can see the eight artists’ pieces inside the stadium around the concourses, suite- and plaza-level corridors. They will be honored on Nov. 26 during the “Thankful for Colorado” game against…
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KIHS Visual Arts Teen of the Week—Scott Fuller
STEVENSVILLE — Scott Fuller is Kent Island High’s (KIHS) Visual Arts “Teen of the Week”. His Visual Arts teacher, Laquel Nenno, nominated Scott for this honor and says he is “by far the best potter at KIHS right now.” Scott’s high school art career started off virtual in a Fundamentals of Art class, and he…
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This Art Rocks
For a guy who paints rock stars, and looks like a rock star, Trevor “Stickman” Stickel lives a quiet Edmonton life. “In 2012, I signed a publishing deal with Michael Godard, who was out of Vegas, so a lot of people associate me with Vegas, but I actually live in Ritchie,” says Stickel, whose current…
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Vernon Fisher favored Fort Worth, and a film on the late artist will be screened there
Breaking the Code, the award-winning documentary film about acclaimed mixed-media artist Vernon Fisher of Fort Worth, will be screened on Dec. 2 at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. After the screening, former Modern chief curator Michael Auping will moderate a panel discussion with director Michael Flanagan and artists Sedrick Huckaby and Linda Ridgway.…
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The Adolphus Tower Gallery is Providing a Space for More Art Downtown
Dallas’s art scene welcomed a new bastion of creativity earlier this year when the Adolphus Tower Gallery opened its doors. The gallery provides a space for established artists and Dallas College students and alumni to showcase their work. The Adolphus Tower Gallery is a collaborative effort between Dallas College, Downtown Dallas, Inc. (a nonprofit focused…
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Video Game Music Finds a Home on Classical California
The effort eventually led to Arcade, a free, 24-hour streaming channel, which launched around a month ago. Listeners tune in to Hammel hosting and curating a medley of video game music from the 1980s to the present — including marquee series like Final Fantasy and Fallout alongside lesser known indie darlings — interspersed with classical…
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Valley Fine Art space gets blank canvass with potential new owner
The exterior of the Valley Fine Art gallery in Aspen on Wednesday.Ray K. Erku/The Aspen Times A new tenant for the Valley Fine Art space in the Wheeler Opera House is being recommended for Aspen City Council’s approval during Tuesday’s regular meeting. DJ Watkins, best known for his Fat City Gallery located at 415 E…
