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Making America: Sameer Makarius and his Photographs of the Feria de América in 1954 in Mendoza
Making America: Sameer Makarius and his Photographs of the Feria de América in 1954 in Mendoza Allegorical Tower of the Feria de América. Image © Sameer Makarius Archive (thanks to Leila Makarius) ShareShare Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1009769/making-america-sameer-makarius-and-his-photographs-of-the-feria-de-america-in-1954-in-mendoza Clipboard“COPY”Copy Sameer Makarius was born in Cairo in 1924. In 1933, he immigrated with his…
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Fall 2023 GMU Art and Design Senior Show: Hue
Mason’s School of Art presents HUE, an exhibition showcasing the work and talents of 54 graduating seniors. The exhibit opens on Dec. 4 in spaces within the Art and Design Building at George Mason University’s Fairfax campus and it will remain on view through Dec. 9, Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.…
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India’s Annecy-Backed AniMela Animation Festival Reveals Plans for Inaugural Edition (EXCLUSIVE)
High powered global experts will feature at the inaugural edition of AniMela, India’s first-ever international festival for animation, VFX, XR, gaming and comics (AVGC-XR). The four-day event is by India’s Aniverse and Visual Arts Foundation (AVAF), which has partnered with the government of India’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and France’s Annecy International Animation Festival. As…
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Andrew Moore’s Landscape Photographs
Kingston-based photographer Andrew Moore creates richly hued images that recall Hudson Valley school painters like Thomas Cole and Frederic Church. “I am particularly fond of Asher Durand for his attentiveness to detail. There’s no way I could make pictures in the Hudson Valley without acknowledging these antecedents. The challenge is to make landscapes that feel modern…
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‘Joy of learning’ inspires new mural in Loveland Public Library
From learning the Dewey Decimal System, to finding new music and movies, to just feeling at ease, artist Jeremy Jarvis has nothing but fond memories of visiting his local library as a child. So when the opportunity to bid on a mural project for the children’s story time room at the Loveland Public Library caught…
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Arts, music teachers seek relief from new state grants
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – Southern Arizona schools will be sharing part of a $10 million arts grant from the state. That money will cover costs that teachers often end up paying out of their own pockets. A band like the one at Doolen Middle School requires more than instruments. It also requires sheet music…
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December brings arts explosion to SoFlo with events in Miami, Opa-locka aiming to draw big crowds – WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports
It’s that time of year again, when the art world and everyone associated with it descends upon Miami. Now, it might not be Art Basel, dahling, but there will be tons of events happening over the next few days — and since there are so many choices but so little time, Deco’s got a roundup…
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The ARTfactory: The Masterpiece of Manassas
Like this article? Support us by subscribing here. Your donation will help us continue to provide quality-of-life news and make local impact possible. An artistic renaissance is in full bloom in Manassas at the ARTfactory. This unassuming haven for artists of all backgrounds and disciplines has evolved to become a cherished gem, fostering a diverse community…
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Why Hong Kong is the region’s thriving arts hub
From the moment Lindsey McAlister arrived in Hong Kong from Britain in the 1980s, she knew she wanted to devote herself to helping the city’s disadvantaged and underprivileged youth “find a voice” through experiencing, co-creating and collaborating in the arts. In 1993, the theatre practitioner founded her not-for-profit organisation Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation (HKYAF)…
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German American Heritage Center, Creative Arts Academy showcase Brothers Grimm fairy tales
German American Heritage Center, Creative Arts Academy showcase Brothers Grimm fairy tales | OurQuadCities Skip to content