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Printmaking show rises above politics to show process rather than propaganda
There are just handful of museums and galleries I recommend to people without even knowing what they are showing at the moment, places where the art or the architecture are so consistently well-presented that every visit is a guaranteed good time. The Denver Art Museum is on the list for sheer volume, as are the…
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Art Matters: ‘Fields of Transformation’ by Claudy Jongstra
The Moelis Grand Reading Room, where students study near “Fields of Transformation.” Claudy Jongstra (B. 1963)“Fields of Transformation” 2017Wool and silk mural Location: Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center, 3420 Walnut St., First Floor, Moelis Grand Reading Room “Fields of Transformation” is an abstract felted mural described by the artist as a visual representation of knowledge evolving…
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Fine Arts Student of the Week: Sophomore excels in visual storytelling
Ashton Peterson Grade: Sophomore. Age: 15. Fine arts focus: Video production. Adviser nomination: “Ashton has been a positive force in Video Productions 1. He has shown nice leadership qualities with his peers and has grown in his ability to tell a visual story. In addition, he has demonstrated a desire to take his work to…
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BUILDING COMMUNITY IN THUNDERBOLT: Clayer & Co. and Ology Gallery
If you’re an art nerd like me, you get pretty excited when there’s a new art gallery in town. I learned about Ology Gallery (located, in all places, in the rear of a building on Thunderbolt’s Bonaventure Road) through friend Faran Riley who was helping co-coordinate SIP, A Ceramic Cup Show, the gallery’s first exhibition…
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American Hairitage: The Art of DeJeonge Reese
During a December performance at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, DeJeonge Reese emerged from behind a room divider wearing a traditional African mask made from Black hair and beads that clicked together as she changed into business casual clothing. Think: khaki pants, loafers, a blazer. Once dressed, she looked in the mirror, her shoulders slumped.…
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San Antonio artist Joey Fauerso celebrates a prolific decade with new book
<a href="https://media2.sacurrent.com/sacurrent/imager/u/original/33640831/1._joey_at_work__photo_credit_scott_martin.jpg" rel="contentImg_gal-33632723" title="Joey at work by San Antonio photographer Scott Martin. – Scott Martin" data-caption="Joey at work by San Antonio photographer Scott Martin. Scott Martin” class=”uk-display-block uk-position-relative uk-visible-toggle”> click to enlarge Scott Martin Joey at work by San Antonio photographer Scott Martin. Born in San Antonio and raised in a Transcendental Meditation community in…
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New fellows and projects 2024 – Announcements – e-flux
The DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program proudly announces its fellows for 2024: outstanding practitioners in the fields of visual arts, film, music & sound, and literature. The DAAD fellows will reside in Berlin for up to a year, working on projects relevant to their trajectories as artists, engaging in collaborations in the city, and developing projects for daadgalerie—the…
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The best place to see art? Twitter of course
We hear a lot these days about how social media causes many of our ills. You may have heard some of that from me. And I was right. But I’ve recently realised that there’s one thing where the socials – in particular, Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) – score a positive triumph. They are the…
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TRU expected to make final decision Monday on controversial fine arts cuts
Photo: KTW file Thompson Rivers University’s board of governors is expected to make a final decision Monday on significant cuts proposed for its fine arts department. An extraordinary board meeting has been called for Monday afternoon. According to the agenda, the board will hear a “recommendation from administration for discontinuance of four visual arts programs.”…
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TRU expected to make final decision Monday on controversial fine arts cuts
Photo: KTW file Thompson Rivers University’s board of governors is expected to make a final decision Monday on significant cuts proposed for its fine arts department. An extraordinary board meeting has been called for Monday afternoon. According to the agenda, the board will hear a “recommendation from administration for discontinuance of four visual arts programs.”…