MA Fine Art and DesignApplication deadline: March 15, 2024 / Beginning of studies: September 2024. Creativity with criticality and careThe Fine Art and Design (FAAD) master’s degree programme is tailored for students aspiring to cultivate their individual artistic and design practices within a collaborative learning environment. Emphasizing creative exploration and cooperation, the programme also encourages self-reflection…

Photo: KTW File Thompson Rivers University’s senate came to a consensus after initially refusing to provide advice to the university’s board of governors as the deadline looms for a final decision on significant cuts proposed for fine arts programs. Senators previously stated they wouldn’t provide advice to the board of governors until being provided both…

Schack Art Center was established in 1974 and grew into a hub that includes art classes, exhibitions, studio space, a gallery store and hot shop. #k5evening EVERETT, Wash. — Schack Art Center in Everett is celebrating a half century of sharing the visual arts with Snohomish County. When it launched in 1974, Schack was called…

Susan Isaacs’s interview with the two founders of the FOCUS festival, staged in Philadelphia in 1974 provides insights into the origins and significance of (re)FOCUS 2024, a celebration marking 50 years of women in the visual arts. This interview spotlights influential figures, Diane Burko and Judy Brodsky, who explore the project’s vital role in the…

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The first impression of Renike Olusanya’s style is that she is unfettered by trends. This is firmly shaped by the fact that she marches to the beat of her own drum. The Nigerian artist and illustrator has spent years developing a wardrobe filled with comfortable and richly colored items. She regularly meshes bold colors with…

Temple is in the process of creating an Arts & Culture Master Plan that will serve as a 10-year strategic guide for defining the city’s role in supporting the local arts community. #placement_657582_0_i{width:100%;margin:0 auto;}

Special to the Reporter The Mercer Island PTA Council has announced 21 first-place winners, 19 second-place finishers and 16 third-place winners in the annual Reflections Arts Program. “I am so proud of everyone who submitted entries this year and shared their passion for the arts,” said Mercer Island PTA Council Reflections Chair Julie Hsieh. There…