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Prebys Foundation Supports Vision for Downtown Arts with $5M to UC San Diego for The Depot
Article Content Prebys Foundation has awarded $5 million to support The Depot, the University of California San Diego’s new multidisciplinary arts incubator and cultural hub in Downtown San Diego. The campus recently purchased the property, which is located at the Santa Fe Depot stop of the UC San Diego Blue Line trolley, from the Museum…
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PRESS RELEASE: Oklahoma Arts Council announces Betty Price Gallery grand reopening event at State Capitol
The Oklahoma Arts Council sends this information as posted below: OKLAHOMA CITY (February 11, 2025) – When the Betty Price Gallery reopens February 25, works by Oklahoma’s most prominent artists will again be featured together in one remarkable museum-quality space for Oklahomans and visitors from around the world to view at the Oklahoma State Capitol—the…
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‘Love Letters to Mt. Washington’ art show opens Friday
JACKSON — Jackson Art Gallery Show & Sale “Love Letters to Mt Washington” opens Friday at the Whitney Community Center in Jackson. “What better theme is there for an art show than one featuring paintings of Mt Washington?” said Melanie Barash Levitt, owner of Jackson Art Studio & Gallery. “And what better day to open…
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Artistic Experiences
Music The curricular K – 12 Music Department and the co-curricular Music School align in vision to offer an incredible breadth and depth of music education and experiences. The curricular Music Department is the most comprehensive K – 12 program in the state, engaging more than 2,000 Junior School students and over 550 Academy students…
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Geoffrey M. Latham Named 2025 Humanities Teacher of the Year
(Clarksdale, Mississippi) – Coahoma Community College (CCC) is proud to announce Geoffrey M. Latham as the recipient of the 2025 Humanities Teacher of the Year award. Latham, the Art Program Coordinator and Fine Arts instructor at CCC, presented his humanities lecture titled “Stone Tools to Social Media: The Ubiquity and Relevance of the Visual Arts from…
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Native American fine art printmaking studio to exhibit in Ellensburg
A nationally renowned Native American printmaking studio will exhibit at Central Washington University at the end of this month. “Past, Now, Future: Native American Prints from the Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts Collection” will feature foremost Native American artists Natalie Ball; Rick Barrow; Edgar Heap of Birds; James Lavadour; James Luna; Lillian Pitt; Wendy…
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Celebrating 60 Years: Punahou Chamber Music Program
The Punahou Chamber Music Program is marking six decades of nurturing student musicians and fostering the art of chamber music. The program was established through an endowed fund created in 1964 by Dr. Raymond Vaught, dedicated to the memory of his wife, Kathryn Kennard Vaught. Since its inception, the program has forged meaningful opportunities for…
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Art in the Collection Of Punahou School – Polynesian Star Compass
Presented by the Class of 1949 honoring their 50th Reunion Design by Lynn Liverton and Karen Lucas Polynesian Star Compass, 1999Glass Mosaic10-foot diameterInstalled in the Central Courtyardof the Mamiya Science Center Related: A Moment in Time: The Visual Arts at Punahou
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Art as an Enduring Value of Human Capacity
President Mike Latham ’86 The enchantment of literature flourishes in many ways at the School – few traditions are as sweet as escorting our kindergartners to the President’s Home for a festive reading of holiday tales. Above, students revel in the joy of storytime with President Mike Latham ’86 and Jenn Latham – an experience…
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Carnegie Hall exhibits feature regional artists
#inform-video-player-1 .inform-embed { margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 20px; } #inform-video-player-2 .inform-embed { margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 20px; } Lewisburg – Carnegie Hall’s January/February Exhibits continue with three galleries showcasing the works of regional artists. The Lobby Gallery (located in the Hamilton Auditorium) and the Board Room feature “Inside View” by artist Merideth Young. Newman Jackson’s development as…