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Submit to Game and Fish Art Show by March 31
Courtesy image Calling all artists – both professionals and students! The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is accepting original artwork for the Collectible Conservation Stamp Art Contest. The subject of the annual contest is the western tanager. Submissions for the adult and youth competitions must be received by the Game and Fish Headquarters in Cheyenne by…
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Australian Collector Naomi Milgrom on Her Fascination With Pavilions
Australian collector and patron Naomi Milgrom doesn’t compartmentalize. “My philosophy on collecting is pretty simple,” she told Artnet. “It’s based purely on what I love, and it includes all forms of creativity—visual arts, architecture, design, music, fashion.” In other words, everything. Particularly—though not exclusively—those disciplines that sit outside the realm of painting, with an emphasis…
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New foundation created in memory of Leslie and Olivia Kuenne is focused on integrating math and arts education ⋆ Princeton, NJ local news %
Princeton students create art through a program of the Olivia & Leslie Foundation. Princeton resident Chris Kuenne has created a new foundation in memory of his wife Leslie and daughter Olivia that uses the visual arts and math to help kindergarteners and first-graders develop their critical thinking and cognitive skills. The program aims to integrate…
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MAC museum to relaunch renovation in spring 2024, reopen on Ste-Catherine in 2028
Montreal’s contemporary art museum, known as the MAC, has announced that the renovation plan for its original site on Ste-Catherine Street will resume this spring. The reimagined space, next door to Place des Arts, is scheduled to reopen in 2028. A redesign of the MAC was first announced in 2018, and when the gallery moved…
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Creative Capital announces the recipients of the 2024 “Wild Futures” art awards.
Creative Capital, an organization dedicated to funding innovative artworks and promoting diversity, has announced the recipients of its 2024 “Wild Futures: Art, Culture, Impact” Award. This year, the organization selected 50 projects from 54 artists, 80% of whom are artists of color. Each winner will receive up to $50,000 in direct project funding, advisory services,…
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Artist spotlight: Princex Naveed
Artist, poet, and “critical pedagogue”, Princex Naveed’s recent showcase “Jarring Lots” exhibited four multimedia installations that constituted the creation component of their MA thesis in Concordia’s INDI program. Between Jan. 17 and Jan. 19, “Jarring Lots” was exhibited in Concordia’s MFA basement gallery in the Visual Arts building. Upon entering the gallery space during the…
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Gaucho Shines Light on Filipinx Community Through Photography
Paul Dimalanta ‘05 was working towards an engineering degree at UCSB, until he pivoted to Fine Arts during his third year. Driven by a love for visual arts, Paul immersed himself in upper-division art courses, like Color Theory and Digital Media. Upon graduating, Paul made the leap into photography and began working on magazine shoots. …
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Showcase of art by Black youth coming to Barrie
NEWS RELEASEMAKING CHANGE*************************In recognition of Black History Month, Making Change is excited to announce the group exhibition, Canvas for Change: Black Youth Art Showcase, highlighting the art created by 11 youths who have been selected to participate in the art program, Canvas for Change. This program was geared to high school students from across Simcoe…
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Showcase of art by Black youth coming to Bradford
NEWS RELEASEMAKING CHANGE*************************In recognition of Black History Month, Making Change is excited to announce the group exhibition, Canvas for Change: Black Youth Art Showcase, highlighting the art created by 11 youths who have been selected to participate in the art program, Canvas for Change. This program was geared to high school students from across Simcoe…
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FSU Museum of Fine Arts brings Irish contemporary art to Tallahassee – Florida State University News
Miriam de Búrca. “The Land Remembers for You.” 2018. Acrylic ink on watercolor paper. 12.5 inches x 9.5 inches. Image courtesy of Miriam de Búrca and Cristea Roberts Gallery. Florida State University’s Museum of Fine Arts (MoFA) presents a multidisciplinary exhibition that considers relationships between people, language, land and sea through the work of 10…
