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February 2025 Opportunities: Open Calls, Residencies, and Grants for Artists
Gigi Chen, “Murmurations” (2024) February 2025 Opportunities: Open Calls, Residencies, and Grants for Artists January 31, 2025 Opportunities Colossal Share Pin Email Bookmark Arts Southeast’s ON::View Artist Residency ProgramFeaturedApplications are now open for the On::View Artist Residency Program in Savannah, Georgia. The residency supports artists working in all media. Selected artists gain access to a…
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Cincinnati Nominated for Best Street Art in the Country
You can’t walk a few blocks in downtown Cincinnati or Over-the-Rhine without seeing a beautiful work of street art. From the beloved Toy Heritage mural on Court Street and the Golden Muse near Washington Park to the Black Lives Matter mural painted along the road in front of City Hall, Cincinnati’s urban core is packed…
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SOPAC’s Arts in Education Programming Champions Diverse Perspectives and Uplifts Student Learning
From The South Orange Performing Arts Center: For more than a decade, the South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC) has been at the heart of Arts in Education (AIE) programming across Essex County, positively affecting the lives of more than 8,000 students annually. In collaboration with local school districts, including South Orange-Maplewood, Orange, West Orange,…
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In Ink And Oil, An Artist’s Quiet Rebellion
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‘Cain’s Monkey’ by Julie Speed
Cain’s Monkey, a 60-by-40-inch gouache and collage created in 2022 by Marfa, Texas, artist Julie Speed, is part of Cain and Abel, an exhibition of Speed’s works running through February 19. Santa Fe Community College Visual Arts Gallery, 6401 Richards Avenue, 505-428-1501; sfnm.co/SFCCgallery — Brian Sandford
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Visual Arts Review: “Transcendence: A Century of Black Queer Ecstasy, 1924-2024”
Every Moment Counts (Ecstatic Antibodies) by Rotimi Fani Kayode (Images courtesy of Art Galleries at Black Studies) What kind of art are people allowed to make? More particularly, what kind of art are specific people allowed to make? For centuries, mainstream Black stories have been relegated to themes of suffering and pain. But what about…
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Mount Dora Arts Festival takes over the town for a 50th year this weekend
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Modern art: Renovation brings 47-year-old building at Polk State College into 21st century
WINTER HAVEN — The Winter Haven Fine Arts Building is nearly three times as old as many Polk State College students, and until recently it was showing its 47 years. The 65,000-square-foot facility gleams anew after the completion of a nearly two-year renovation that brightened its appearance and yielded an array of enhancements that benefit…
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The Update | Art Show at Davis YMCA; Exhibition at YSU Gallery
BOARDMAN, Ohio – “PostScript,” an art show and sale, will open Sunday at the Davis Family YMCA, 45 McClurg Road, with a reception from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Admission is free, and awards will be announced. The show will run through Feb. 28. Thirty-eight area artists submitted 70 pieces of art that were selected for…
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“Landmines” Opens at the Dorsky Museum at SUNY New Paltz
Nowadays most of us depict a landscape by turning our cell phones sideways and snapping a photo. To commemorate the 200th anniversary of the founding of the Hudson River School of art, the Dorsky Museum has assembled works by four contemporary photographers, in a show titled “Landmines,” which opens February 8. But these photographers are…