The lead photo from a recent Cat 5 magazine story depicts a Micro Wrestling Federation event in Largo, Florida. Photo by Carter Weinhofer Staff writers for The Current, Eckerd College’s student newspaper, and Cat. 5, Eckerd’s student magazine, earned several awards—including first place in two categories—at the College Media Association Pinnacle Awards in Atlanta on…

Delaware Division of the Arts Presents “Art Monster” by Lauren E. Peters – Opens December 1 – State of Delaware News

By Hello Woodlands | November 30, 2023 [Today – January 11, 2024] Part of The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion’s mission is to provide support to young artists as they pursue college degrees in the arts. The Pavilion Partners Fine Arts Scholarship Program has awarded over $2.5 million in fine arts scholarships to local students. Learn more and apply…

Image The UMass Amherst Libraries has announced the digitization of the Jerry Russo Oral History Collection. In March 2020, at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, filmmaker and photographer Jerry Russo began working on an oral history project to interview visual artists and creatives all over the world. During the subsequent two years, he completed 249 interviews…

Andreza Aguida…percebendo… /Photo: Fabio-Stachi/||entre|| arte e acesso Get Brazil art news sent to your inbox every Wednesday morning. Subscribe to Brazil Art Letter here. With twenty-three Sǎo Paulo galleries participating in the main fair at Art Basel Miami Beach next week, it might be tempting to think that the entire art world has gone north.…

A bittersweet comedy about a family vacation. Frankel Jewish Academy’s Performing Arts Department is excited to present Leaving Iowa. Written by Tim Clue and Spike Manton. Leaving Iowa shines a spotlight on a comedy that needs little in the way of explanation — the delights and disasters of the typical family road trip. Don, a…

The spirit of the holiday season is in full swing at the galleries that are part of the Steamboat Springs art community. Snowy landscapes, images of ski season and other Yule-tiding pieces are among the many works that will be revealed during December’s First Friday Artwalk, which occurs today.  Pine Moon Fine Art, at 117…

Sheila Walk is retiring as the executive director of the Springfield Area Arts Council at the end of the year. But don’t count on her being entirely absent from the Hoogland Center for the Arts, where SAAC has its offices. Walk, 66, will still oversee two programs, including one, Poetry Out Loud, that initially brought…