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Art Walk returns to Findlay
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West Jordan’s new Community Arts and Events Center nears completion as Cultural Arts Society fundraises to ‘Light the Room’
As the new West Jordan Community Arts and Events Center reaches completion, the Cultural Arts Society of West Jordan is asking for donations for finishing touches. Stage lights will be sponsored by community members who purchase seats, which will be inscribed with the donor’s name, allowing them to “forever be part of West Jordan’s arts…
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The Nazis tried to stamp out modern art. You can see some of it at the Kimbell
The survey of modern German painting and sculpture now at the Kimbell Art Museum has its tone set by the documentation of the “Degenerate Art” exhibition organized by the Nazis in 1937, a highly unusual show curated to vilify and elicit hatred toward the artists included in it (that is, virtually every modern German artist…
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MH 2025 Fine Arts Achievers announced
In a special awards ceremony, the 2025 Fine Arts Achievers were announced. Mountain Home Education Foundation (MHEF) also awards scholarships to the award winners. Lillyanne Higley was awarded a scholarship for the band award. The scholarship for the choir award was given to Willie Dennis. For the theatre award, Julianna Pickers received a scholarship. Ian…
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Gloucester gallery opens to cement Jon Sarkin’s artistic legacy
“You’re going to get a WBUR exclusive back room tour here.” Mark Henderson squeezed through a dusty passageway at the back of the gallery that he manages in Gloucester. The corridor opened into a dark store room filled to the brim with art: rolled up canvases, a bin of works on cardboard, and stacks upon…
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Kelowna’s Arts on the Avenue looking for artists, creators
Photo: Castanet An art class during Arts on the Avenue in 2016. Arts on the Avenue returns to downtown Kelowna this summer and organizers are now accepting applications from visual artists, artisans and makers who want to be part of the vibrant event. Two evenings of art, community and celebration are scheduled for July 15…
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New arts center checks into a Redwood City landmark
Pedstrians walk past the Hotel Sequoia in downtown Redwood City on April 7, 2025. The Hotel Sequoia will be temporary home to the Center for Creativity arts hub, which opens on May 3. Photo by Anna Hoch-Kenney. Stepping through the ornate doorway into the rotunda of the Hotel Sequoia in downtown Redwood City is like…
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Opening Reception on Friday May 2
Opening Reception on Friday May 2 Join us for the Opening Reception on Friday May 2 from 5:30 P.M. – 7:30 P.M. Welcome and artist introductions at 6:00 P.M.The following four shows open on May 2 and conclude on June 28. A.N. Bush Gallery – Persistent Voices | Six Artists’ PerspectivesSix Artists’ Perspectives is a…
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McLean Project for the Arts’ Spring Solos on View Now
Featuring work by Jackie Hoysted, Emon Surakitkoson and Heidi Fowler McLean Project for the Arts (MPA) opened its spring solo exhibitions— Detrimorphose, by Heidi Fowler; Rudimental, by Jackie Hoysted; and Crossing Culture, by Emon Surakitkoson—on Thursday, April 10, 2025. An Opening Exhibition Reception took place Thursday, April 17 from 7-9pm. “We are delighted to offer…
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Artists showcase artwork, career path
Two professional artists spoke at the CADE Building on Wednesday about their careers, art styles and processes. Gina Beavers, a popular multi-media artist, mainly creates work inspired by the internet and social media, using stock photos and people’s social media posts as reference. Amy Applegate, who is finishing her masters in studio arts at the…
