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Best of the Best returns for 2024; award-winning suburban artists featured in new gallery exhibit
<!– Best of the Best returns for 2024; award-winning suburban artists featured in new gallery exhibit –> The DuPage Art League is bringing back “Best of the Best,” the renowned gallery exhibition featuring the works of more than 50 award-winning artists from 12 suburban art organizations. The exhibit allows artists and art lovers an opportunity…
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Surrealism at 100: does it still have the power to disrupt?
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…
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School of Art and Design presents annual juried exhibition
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…
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John Glenn, Donahue, student wins online art competition
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…
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Art Exhibit: Kati Rosenbaugh & Lynn Stephenson | 1/27/2024 | Event Calendar
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Fields of Vision: Juried Fine Art Exhibition | 1/27/2024 | Event Calendar
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Walk + Talk The Exhibits | 1/27/2024 | Event Calendar
Saturday January 27 Saturday, January 271PMGlen Arbor Arts CenterArtFree A guided walk-and-talk through the Glen Arbor Arts Center’s new exhibit, “Happy,” with Sarah Bearup-Neal, GAAC gallery manager. “Happy” explores how 26 visual artists interpret the many facets & meanings of happiness. The Walk + Talk will also include conversation about Tree Of Life | Connecting…
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Northland Weavers & Fiber Arts Guild’s 50th Anniversary Exhibition | 1/27/2024 | Event Calendar
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A British painting stolen by mobsters is returned to owner’s son
Special Agent Gary France, second right,, Dr. Francis Wood and Wood’s children stand next to the John Opie painting that was stolen from Wood’s parents’ home in 1969 in Newark, N.J.,on Thursday, Jan. 11, 2024. The 18th-Century John Opie painting stolen by mobsters in 1969 with help from a New Jersey state lawmaker has been…
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Friday art news roundup
Nevada Museum of Art acquires 2 collections of artworks The Nevada Musuem of Art announced on Jan. 23 that as part of its ongoing $60 million expansion project, it has acquired two major gifts of artworks for its permanent collection. Seattle-based collectors Robert Kaplan and Margaret Levi have donated 72 paintings from their contemporary Australian Aboriginal…