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Artist Luis Felipe Noé, master of chaos and color, dies at 91
Argentine artist Luis Felipe Noe, a master of Latin American neo-expressionism, died on Wednesday at 91. The passing was announced on social media by the Luis Felipe Noé Foundation. “It is with deep regret that the Luis Felipe Noé Foundation announces the passing of Luis Felipe Noé, a pivotal artist whose work and thought profoundly…
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Clayton painters capture beauty in WRAL’s back yard
Birds chirping, sun shining, a cool breeze in the air — the perfect recipe for a work of art. David Lennon, president of Clayton Visual Arts in Clayton, N.C., brought two students to enjoy the inspiration Thursday of the WRAL Azalea Garden. Lennon and his adult students regularly work “en plein air” together. “We’re painting…
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Spokane murals bring art scene to the walls of the Lilac City
From downtown intersections to underutilized spaces on the outskirts of the city, artwork is everywhere in Spokane, and its mural culture has thrived for several decades. The City of Spokane and Spokane Arts have made a concerted effort to reimagine murals as a way to engage the community. Many of these pieces are designed in…
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Newark Arts Alliance highlights members’ work in current show
The work of dozens of Newark-based artists is on display now at the Newark Arts Alliance gallery. The Newark Arts Alliance’s membership has grown to over 400 members since its 1993 launch. And each year, it puts their work on display. Denise Van Deroef chairs the Alliance’s Main Gallery Exhibit Committee. She says in addition…
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Gallery opening for the Spring Art Extravaganza set for April 13
The Stokes County Arts Council is pleased to announce the opening of its annual Spring Art Extravaganza, displaying work by the students of Stokes County Schools. High School students will exhibit their original art in the Apple Gallery from April 1-May 15, 2025. Students from the elementary and middle schools of Stokes County will exhibit…
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“Astro-Sabian” is Ti Arts May show
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We went to Boneyard 2025 and here’s what we saw
Despite early April’s somewhat soggy and drizzly setback, Boneyard Arts Festival 2025 still managed to bring color, creativity, and community spirit to venues across Champaign-Urbana. From tiny canvases and intricate fiber arts to live demonstrations and kid-made masterpieces, this year’s festival reminded us that art finds a way — even through the rain. CU Tango…
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We went to Boneyard 2025 and here’s what we saw
Despite early April’s somewhat soggy and drizzly setback, Boneyard Arts Festival 2025 still managed to bring color, creativity, and community spirit to venues across Champaign-Urbana. From tiny canvases and intricate fiber arts to live demonstrations and kid-made masterpieces, this year’s festival reminded us that art finds a way — even through the rain. CU Tango…
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Resilience and Tenacity: A Review of “Illiminality—Compressed Spaces” at Galerie Camille, Detroit
Zhongou Xu, “In the Name of Walnuts, Stack,” mixed media wood cut on rice paper/Photo: Galerie Camille “Illiminality: Compressed Spaces,” a two-person exhibition of work by Detroit artist Adnan Charara and artist, master printmaker and educator Zhongou Xu of China, opened on April 4 at Galerie Camille. It’s an unlikely pairing at first glance, but…
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Resilience and Tenacity: A Review of “Illiminality—Compressed Spaces” at Galerie Camille, Detroit
Zhongou Xu, “In the Name of Walnuts, Stack,” mixed media wood cut on rice paper/Photo: Galerie Camille “Illiminality: Compressed Spaces,” a two-person exhibition of work by Detroit artist Adnan Charara and artist, master printmaker and educator Zhongou Xu of China, opened on April 4 at Galerie Camille. It’s an unlikely pairing at first glance, but…
