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USC’s fondest holiday memories
Each passing day at USC is another step closer to the end of the dreaded finals season, but it also means we’re that much closer to Winter Break! We asked students to share their favorite holiday memories in honor of the occasion. Isaac Hill is a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day…
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Broome County Arts Council holds Ed Wilson exhibition
(WBNG) – Broome County Arts Council VIP members had a first look at Ed Wilson’s exhibition at the Binghamton University Art Museum November 30. Ed Wilson was a historic sculptor and well-known professor. In fact, Wilson was the first African-American full professor at Binghamton University. The professor’s 45-year career shined a light on African-American history during the 20th Century. “I…
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Emory Arts and Social Justice Fellows Program showcases projects, invites community conversation on Dec. 5 | Emory University
Emory University’s Arts and Social Justice Fellows Program (ASJ) presents a project showcase and community conversation on Tuesday, Dec. 5, at the Switchyards Downtown Club. Doors open at 6 p.m. and programming begins at 7 p.m. The event is free and open to the public, but advance registration via Eventbrite is recommended. Inspired by faith…
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News Digest: Tree lightings in Tri-Valley | County art grants
Tree lightings In addition to Pleasanton’s parade and tree lighting this weekend, holiday festivities are in the air for neighboring communities over the coming days. Livermore is holding its annual Holiday Sights & Sounds Parade and Tree Lighting this Saturday (Dec. 2) at 6 p.m., a rain-or-shine event in the heart of downtown. San Ramon…
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Afghanistan’s art and artists are on the brink of obliteration
The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not represent in any way the editorial position of Euronews. We urge both UNHCR and individual governments that have ratified the 1951 Refugee Convention to acknowledge the inherent vulnerability of Afghan artists and cultural workers at risk under Taliban rule, and as…
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Artist Dominique Knowles’s Muse Is Also One of His Greatest Loves: Horses
Dominique Knowles’s adoration of horses began in childhood, when he started riding in the Bahamas. “I drew horses because I desired horses,” the 27-year-old artist says. Perhaps this bond is the genesis for the movement, yearning, and mark-making that present themselves as something of a spiritual trinity in his work. When the artist turned 14,…
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ANDY WARHOL FOUNDATION ARTS WRITERS GRANT ANNOUNCES 2023 GRANTEES
<!– _ _ _ ____ _ _____ _ ___ | | (_) | _____ / ___|___ __| | ___ | ____| |__|__ | | | | |/ / _ | | / _ / _` |/ _ | _| | '_ / / | |___| | Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant Announces 2023 Grantees…
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Frieze Los Angeles will feature 20% fewer galleries in 2024 than previous edition
The Frieze Los Angeles fair will return to Santa Monica Airport for its fifth edition (29 February-3 March 2024), albeit with a pared-down roster of exhibitors compared to its fourth edition. On Thursday the fair’s organisers revealed a lineup of more than 95 exhibitors, a drop of more than 20% from its 2023 outing, which…
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Give back to the community this season with UAB
There are many ways to give and support programs that grant little wishes, feed hungry neighbors, send students to school and help people heal. The joy of giving is a feeling that cannot be matched. Sharing with those in need and supporting community are at the heart of the holidays. There are dozens of ways…
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Interior Design: Specialist Meets S&R Evermay Art Awardee
By Kobi Carter Eidman In the first of our series about Georgetown’s S&R Evermay Washington Award recipients, The Georgetowner’s Business Development and Community Partnerships initiative spotlights award-winning artist James Stephen Terrell in collaboration with Fulbright Fellowship-recipient interior designer Felix Pfeifle, of the Felix Effect. With a boldly creative and interdisciplinary approach, how might Terrell’s striking…