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Cascading sand and warbling strings: A few standout moments from 2023’s stage and gallery scene
DRESSES AND VEILS AS GALLERY ART At the Vancouver Art Gallery’s Fashion Fictions, Burnaby Art Gallery’s Karin Jones: Ornament and Instrument, and the Audain Art Museum’s Gathie Falk: Revelations Divine dresses and veils took on socio-political weight at stunning exhibitions throughout 2024. At the Vancouver Art Gallery’s massive Fashion Fictions, Ronald van der Kemp’s Overcoat…
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ROBIN CLARK: Bringing the past to life
Robin Clark has a passion for breathing new life into overlooked and forgotten images from the past, and in an issue dedicated to fresh beginnings, it seemed appropriate to meet with her and find out more about her Savannah-based business, Memory Lane Restoration. Clark grew up in Pennsylvania about an hour outside of Philadelphia and…
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Coming Attractions: December 31 through January 15 — What Will Light Your Fire
Our expert critics supply a guide to film, dance, visual art, theater, author readings, and music. More offerings will be added as they come in. Film Lili Taylor in a scene from Household Saints. Household SaintsJanuary 5 – 7Brattle Theatre, Cambridge Based on a book by Francine Prose and listed in the NY Times one…
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Prithpal Singh Sehdave Memorial Award instituted in the Thoh Shun Art Camp 2023
Syllad | The Rising MeghalayaDecember 31, 2023 The Thoh Shun Art Camp 2023 was held at the ICSSR premises, NEHU and participated by twelve artists from Santiniketan Kala Bhavan Praktoni and some artists from Riti Academy of Visual Arts. The Art Camp was inaugurated by Frederick Roy Kharkongor, Commissioner and Secretary, Arts and Culture Government of Meghalaya.…
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Christopher Pothier: In the eye of the beholder
“I cannot help remembering a remark of De Casseres. It was over the wine in Mouquin’s. Said he: “The profoundest instinct in man is to war against the truth; that is, against the Real. He shuns facts from his infancy. His life is a perpetual evasion. Miracle, chimera and to-morrow keep him alive. He lives on fiction…
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2023 in Review: Remembering those we lost
Oregon lost several significant arts figures in 2023, diminishing the cultural life of the state and leaving gaping holes in the lives of their friends and families. Among those who died during the year were the visual artists Henk Pander, Katherine Ace, Martha Banyas, and Peter Teneau; artist and Alberta Arts District gallerist Susannah Kelley;…
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Memorable moments of 2023
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From Renée Zellweger to The Glare to ‘Salvator Mundi’ to JFK, an arts writer looks back
Sitting in a room with Renée Zellweger for two hours is like taking a master class in kindness and understanding. I have taken the course but would happily take it again. It was 1998. I had just returned to The Dallas Morning News, my hometown paper, after 19 years at the Los Angeles Times, where…
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Randell Henry’s art is exhibited around the world. His dedication remains in Baton Rouge.
Louisiana Inspired is all about shining a light on people and organizations who are working toward solutions in Louisiana neighborhoods, communities, towns, cities and throughout the state — it’s work that takes extra effort by special people, demonstrating the good stuff of the human spirit. For the inaugural Inspirit Awards, we received nominations from across…
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A look back at the year in Hoosier Arts
From visual arts to dance to literature, Central Indiana is a surprising bright spot in the Midwestern cultural landscape. NUVO prides itself on providng the most comprehensive coverage of the arts in this area. Below is a collection of the best Arts coverage NUVO shared in 2023.