Arranging wooden letter blocks, students in the design studio skillfully lay out their desired pattern. This creative process unfolds as a sheet of paper rolls through the carefully arranged blocks, resulting in a captivating wood type print. Last Friday marked the grand opening of Rob Roy Kelly’s wood type exhibition at the Visual Arts Center.…

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SAXTONS RIVER, Vt. – Main Street Arts (MSA) will begin to offer a Creative Aging program beginning in February for seniors in the Greater Rockingham area. There will be three sessions featuring diverse artistic opportunities taught in-person by local teachers. Participants in Annabelini Questifari’s “Make a Family Heirloom” will be able to make an heirloom…

SHREVEPORT, La. (Arklatex Today) – This artist is Shreveport’s secret weapon for extravagant events and installations. Ryan McCutcheon is far from the standard artist, working with more than just paint and a canvas. You may have seen his work but not even realized it. His visual art has been displayed at major events and organizations,…

Nora Boots, 10, won first place for mixed media artwork in the N.C. Scholastic Visual Art Showcase. BY KARISSA MILLER Cool Spring Elementary fifth-grader Nora Boots was recently named the first-place winner of the North Carolina Scholastic Visual Art Showcase in mixed media and her school won third place. Art teacher Lauren Lewis said that…

Ghanaian-Canadian artist Ekow Nimako will visit the University of Wyoming next Tuesday through Friday for the installation of his artwork in the Visual Arts Building. He also will give a keynote talk in Room 111 of the Visual Arts Building at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 31, and a catered reception will follow in the lobby,…

In 1916, a trainee doctor befriended a wounded young soldier in a hospital in Nantes. André Breton was working in the neurological ward and reading Freud. Jacques Vaché was a war interpreter, moving across the front between the Allied positions and disrupting where he could; he once collected cast-off uniforms from different armies, including enemy…

HUNTINGTON — Marshall University’s School of Art & Design is presenting its 13th Annual National Juried Exhibition, featuring works from 16 states, as well as regional works created by Marshall students and alumni. The exhibition was juried by multidisciplinary designer, artist and educator, Taekyeom Lee. Currently an assistant professor of graphic design at the University…

John Glenn Elementary School, Donahue, student Cora Rathjen is the winner of Artsonia’s Artist of the Week contest, a voting competition held on Artsonia.com, the world’s largest collection of student art portfolios exhibiting over 100 million pieces of student art. Here is her winning artwork: Cora received more than 600 online votes for her winning art…