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Chris Chandler at Elizabeth Leach Gallery
Installation view of Elemental Forms by Chris Chandler. Courtesy Elizabeth Leach Gallery. Elemental Forms, Chris Chandler’s first solo exhibition with Elizabeth Leach Gallery, is an intuitive lesson in searching for balance. The eight large monotype relief prints are, as the exhibition’s statement explains, a “balance between formalism and improvisation[…], a delicate layering process of give…
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NHA Students Shine in Winter Arts Showcase
New Haven Academy dance students perform at the Winter Arts Showcase. Photos Kapp Singer.
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Applications Open for Medium Arts Projects Grant : My True North Now
Funding proposals are now open for the Medium Arts Project Grant for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. This grant allows for between $5,000 to $10,000 for mid-career and established artists to help cover the costs for medium scale art projects and events, such as the completion or exhibition of their work, as well as other expenses…
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Paul Moore’s sculpture ‘Valley of the Horse’ installed in Edmond; see photos
Workers install the Valley of the Horse bronze statue by sculptor by Paul Moore in Edmond, Okla., Thursday, Jan. 11, 2024. The $650,000 sculpture was obtained by Edmond through its art in public places program administered by its visual arts commission. Officials say $470,000 used to buy the statue was provided by private donors. SARAH…
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CoSA’s Visual Arts Conservatory Presents “The Box” Exhibit
The Coronado School of the Arts (CoSA) Visual Arts Conservatory presented the much-anticipated “The Box” exhibit to the public on Thursday, January 18. The free event occurred during the evening hours of 5 to 7pm. Students and community members enjoyed the curated bodies of work in the Black Box Gallery at Coronado High School. All…
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Ink Masters: When Tattoo Artistry Meets Traditional Visual Arts
Ink Masters: When Tattoo Artistry Meets Traditional Visual Arts At the striking intersection of tattoo artistry and traditional visual arts, a new breed of artists emerges, wielding their ink-filled tools to create an array of mesmerizing designs. Unveiling their stories, we delve into the experiences of several tattoo artists who also engage in painting and…
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Get a piece of comics history at the Original Arts Expo coming to Orlando this month
Photo courtesy the Kirby Museum/Facebook OA Expo happens next weekend in Orlando (and the Kirby Museum will be there) For those on the sequential-arts (comic books to us neophytes) enthusiast end of the pop-culture spectrum who are feeling a little overlooked at local conventions, perhaps OA Expo could be the shot of blue kryptonite or…
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Art & Soul to celebrate Black artists, Indiana Avenue and ‘The Naptown Experience’
Art & Soul returns next month with four new featured artists whose crafts include dance, visual art, spoken word and music. With the theme “We Are One, The Naptown Experience,” they will perform and show their work across February. The Indy Arts Council’s celebration of Black artists and Black History Month, which has been ongoing…
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Albany Museum of Art hosts opening day event for families
ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) – The Albany Museum of Art is hosting a Family Opening Day for the four new winter and spring exhibitions 11 a.m. -2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 27. The event is free and open to the public. According to a statement from Director of Education and Public Programming Annie Vanoteghem, the event will…
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One Fine Show: ‘Multiple Realities’ at the Walker Art Center
Welcome to One Fine Show, where Observer highlights a recently opened exhibition at a museum outside of New York City—a place we know and love that already receives plenty of attention. Zbigniew Rybczyński, Take Five, 1972. Courtesy the artist “The world promised by the leaders of the October Revolution was not merely supposed to be…