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SIU’s Sharp Museum spring exhibitions center on storytelling.
Works that reflect artists’ stories and highlight the varied talents of regional artists are at the heart of Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Sharp Museum exhibitions this spring. Showings that reflect the coal industry, imaginative paintings turned into children’s stories, along with a look at propaganda from museum’s own collection will be on display through the…
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Prolific multimedia artist in Saugerties this weekend
Art and music will collide in a spectacle of improvisation and soulful expression at The Local as kaleidoscopic creator Lonnie Holley holds court this Sunday. This Alabama-born artist, a beacon of creative resilience, brings his unique blend of haunting vocals and keyboard magic to the stage, promising an experience where no two shows are ever…
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Telephone game inspires Lincoln City art exhibit
“Emergent” is a ceramic sculpture made by Sam Jacobson, an artist who lives in Cascade Head, Oregon, for the “Telephone Game” art exhibit. The opened on January 5 and is on display until February 11 at the Chessman Gallery at the Lincoln City Cultural Center. Sam Jacobson Your browser does not support the audio element.…
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Sci-fi, horror and fantasy exhibitions to take place at Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning
Photo courtesy of the Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning Search our comprehensive guide to things to do in Queens for more local events — or submit your own! A Jamaica-based arts center is hosting two exhibitions that explore the influence of science fiction, fantasy and horror on contemporary art. The first exhibit, titled “Parables…
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Carbondale Arts to host 45th annual Valley Visual Art Show
The 45th annual Valley Visual Art Show (VVAS), one of the longest-standing community art shows, will have its opening reception with the artists from 5-7 p.m. Friday, according to a Carbondale Arts news release. The VVAS, which exhibits the work of local artists, will be on display through Feb. 23 at the Carbondale Arts Gallery. …
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There’s still time to submit to the We Art Greensboro showcase!
There’s still time to submit to the We Art Greensboro showcase! Updated: 10:47 AM EST Jan 18, 2024 FIRST LIVE GUEST OF THE SHOW WHO HAS AN EXCITING OPPORTUNITY. SO THE CENTER FOR VISUAL ARTISTS IN GREENSBORO IS LOOKING FOR ITS NEXT PIECES TO BE ON DISPLAY. IT’S CURRENTLY ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS FOR THE WE ART…
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Roger Glass Center for the Arts opens its doors.
Related video: “UD business students give back with Habitat for Humanity build“ DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — The doors of the Roger Glass Center for the Arts are now open. According to a release from the University of Dayton, the 51,200-square-foot center, which is named after the late UD alum Roger Glass, will serve as a…
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Grohmann’s New Exhibit: ‘The Art of Industry’
The great steel mills in places like Pittsburgh were considered the cathedrals of modernity by their builders in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. And like the towering structures that once dominated European skylines, America’s mills were vast representations of their society’s values—and were built to last. Pittsburgh painter and preservationist Cory Bonnet points…
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Fiber Arts Major Wins National Juried Exhibition
Competing against 200 entries from 84 other artists, Marshall student Amy Pabst won juror’s choice at the 13th Annual National Juried Convention on Thursday, Jan. 11, at the Visual Arts Center. Her entry, titled “The Best Medicine,” was a quilt in many different colors with the phrase “HAHA” tiled throughout and competed against pieces made…
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Artist Su Hui-Yu at Singapore Art Week: ‘I started to realise that the body is political’
Taiwanese artist Su Hui-Yu describes his first encounter with the underground cinema and theatre in Taipei in the 1990s as accidental. “One day I was walking outside the campus, and a flyer literally flew in my face,” he says. “It was advertising a theatre show, and that’s where I first read the word queer. What…