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Demolition of the Banana Factory continues in Bethlehem
Demolition of the Banana Factory continues Friday, May 2, 2025, in Bethlehem. DOMINICK REUTER / AFP/Getty Images Demolition of the Banana Factory continues Friday, May 2, 2025, in Bethlehem. The longtime south Bethlehem hub for visual arts programming closed in Dec., and ArtsQuest plans a $32 million cultural center to replace it. The Banana Factory…
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Round Rock ‘Blossoms and Beyond’ call for art
City Arts Center in Round Rock is calling for art to display in a visual exhibit themed “Blossoms and Beyond: A virtual flower and garden show.” Selected art will be on digital display on digital screens in the Art Center’s windows, making the works visible from Main Street in Round Rock from May 17 until…
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St. Paul Visual Arts Centre highlights art during Spring Pottery Show and Sale
ST. PAUL – The St. Paul Visual Arts Centre held its Spring Pottery Show and Sale from April 24 to 26. All of the pottery displayed was crafted by members of the centre, said Patricia Tymofichuk, president of the Visual Arts Centre board. She said the centre has an in-house pottery studio utilized by members, and sometimes,…
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Emory Visual Arts Gallery – Winter Exhibit (f… | 05/02/2025 11:00 AM
Through Fri., Apr. 25 CRITIC’S PICK: Jayne County’s Electric Dreams, Emory Visual Arts Gallery – Born in Dallas, Georgia, Jayne County first gained notoriety as a member the Theatre of the Ridiculous, an absurdist fringe outfit in New York in the late 1960s. She participated in the Stonewall Riots and joined Andy Warhol’s Factory where…
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UCC’s Annual Student Art Exhibition
Umpqua Community College will host its Annual Student Art Exhibition from May 12 to June 4 at The Art Gallery in the Whipple Fine Arts Building. The juried show will feature standout pieces from students enrolled in UCC’s Fine Art classes over the past academic year, including work in ceramics, drawing, painting and 2D design.…
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Kings County Art League to host sock hop-inspired art show
Artists find their inspiration from many sources. As van Gogh said, “If one really loves nature, one can find beauty everywhere.” Life experiences and studying the work of another artist often fuel the creative jump start needed for a new idea. #placement_886580_0_i{width:100%;max-width:550px;margin:0 auto;} #placement_886584_0_i{width:100%;max-width:550px;margin:0 auto;}
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Community invited to ‘A Night at the Art Museum’ at SEB Middle
Bulloch County Schools’ Teacher of the Year, art teacher Heather Gonzales, is hosting a free “Night at the Art Museum” to showcase Southeast Bulloch Middle School’s fine arts students and faculty. The gala is set for Saturday from 6-8 p.m., at the SEB Middle School, which is adjacent to the high school on Brooklet-Denmark Road. According…
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TISD Celebrates Texas High School Artists Earning Top Honors at 2025 State VASE Competition
Texarkana ISD is proud to announce that three Texas High School students have earned top accolades at the 2025 State Visual Arts Scholastic Event (VASE), showcasing exceptional talent, creativity, and artistic excellence. Elizabeth Sharp, Hollyn Gerrald, and David Morales-Simon were each awarded the prestigious Rating IV Superior Medalist designation during the event held April 25–26…
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Summer Registration is Open for the UMHB Arts Academy
BELTON, Texas—The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (UMHB) is excited to announce that registration is now open for summer 2025 at the UMHB Arts Academy. Participants of all ages and skill levels in music, theatre, visual arts, and dance can discover the joy of the arts at the UMHB Arts Academy. “Summer is a wonderful time…
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Visual Arts Review: Bolm Arts’ “Brave New Textiles”
Valérie Chaussonnet’s Lovers #3 (photos courtesy of Bolm Arts) Despite its origins as a hands-on, community-building art form, fast fashion and industrialization have transformed textile production into an increasingly distant practice. With “Brave New Textiles,” artist-run nonprofit Bolm Arts highlights a cohort of Central Texas creatives who reclaim the medium as a means to examine…
