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After a Decade, 75th Annual Boston Printmakers Biennial Returns to BU
Exhibition, at three venues at 808 Comm Ave, seeks to move printmaking “beyond the two-dimensional plane” Cyanotype. Woodcut. Screenprint. Mezzotint. Linocut. Lithograph. Intaglio. Collograph. According to Deborah Cornell, it’s the multitude of techniques that sets the field of printmaking apart from other art forms. “This is an area of artmaking that really broadens the expression…
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Barton’s Friends of Visual Arts Welcomes Wake Forest Collections Curator Jennifer Finkel to Speak on October 25
WILSON, N.C. — October 20, 2023 — The Barton Art Galleries at Barton College is excited to host the Friends of Visual Arts Fall Lecture featuring Jennifer Finkel, Ph.D., Acquavella Curator of Collections at Wake Forest University. The event will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 25, at 6 p.m., in the Barton Art Galleries in…
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Exhibit explores power and impact of Black Iowa artists
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“Our Non-Understanding of Everything”
<a href="https://media2.chronogram.com/chronogram/imager/u/original/19259143/guide_–_eteam_moth.jpeg" rel="contentImg_gal-19259141" title data-caption=" ” class=”uk-display-block uk-position-relative uk-visible-toggle”> click to enlarge The installation begins outside with two monitors facing the street of CREATE Gallery showing amoeba-like shapes in deep shades of blue and purple. As you make your way into the gallery’s main floor, you get the feeling you’re entering another world. Projected images…
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At 60, Carpenter Center takes rare look back
The center was built in the 1960s at the recommendation of a committee appointed by former President Nathan Pusey to investigate the place of the visual arts in Harvard’s undergraduate curriculum. Their 1956 report described the tensions, complications, and opportunities of a visual arts education at a large research university and suggested building a center…
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Podcast To Tell Stories About Visual Art? Colorado Public Radio Paints An Audio Picture.
Art is in the eye of the beholder, it is said, but there is little debate that Denver has a vibrant street art scene. Colorado Public Radio is teaming with the local news site Denverite to launch a new podcast that aims to raise up street art and the people who create it. Called Off…
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‘Signe Stuart: Events in Time and Space’ opens at South Dakota Art Museum in Brookings
“Signe Stuart: Events in Time and Space” opened Oct. 14 at the South Dakota Art Museum in Brookings and will be on display through March. (Courtesy photo) By: SDSU Marketing & Communications Updated: 44 minutes ago / Posted Oct 20, 2023 BROOKINGS — The South Dakota Art Museum at South Dakota State University will open…
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NC artist raising money to help stop soldier suicide
WASHINGTON, N.C. (WNCT) — It’s a fight most veterans have that you may not even know about. Suicide. Ellen Brabo is a local artist and Army veteran who is making it her mission to put a stop to this problem. She spent time in the military capturing images of our brave soldiers, and now she…
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Petaluma Profile: ‘My art is always a little sideways’
For children of the ‘80’ and ‘90s, Sarah the Triceratops (from the animated The Land Before Time“ films) is an icon. Artist Nick Robles took that concept literally when he founded Technicolor Dino, his functional art brand based on a series of travel photographs he took with a large inflatable triceratops named Sarah. Trained in…
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ArtsGoggle: Ogle-worthy artwork returns to 21 blocks of Fort Worth’s Near Southside
More than 1,000 artists will soon set up shop across 21 blocks of Magnolia Avenue in Fort Worth’s Near Southside. ArtsGoggle, a family- and pet-friendly festival celebrating local art, is Oct. 21. The one-day festival started 20 years ago, and typically sees more than 60,000 visitors strolling through the stalls and taking in the live…
