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Columbus Arts Festival Brings 250 Artists and Live Music to the Scioto Mile June 6-8
The Greater Columbus Arts Council’s long-running summer event is known for visual arts, but visitors also will find food trucks, a fashion show, and live theater, music and dance performances. Peter Tonguette | Columbus Monthly The Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC) is the prime mover behind the Columbus Arts Festival, but organizers will admit that…
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Faculty at New York’s School of Visual Arts form union
After two years of organising, faculty at the School of Visual Arts (SVA) in New York voted 77% in favour of forming a union with the United Auto Workers (UAW). The newly formed union, SVA Faculty United–UAW, will represent around 1,200 instructors at the revered art school. Issues that pushed SVA faculty to organise include…
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ART BEAT: Norcross Gallery and Studios plans summer of exhibitions and community participation
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The Bennett Prize brings a $50,000 prize and recognition of women artists to West Michigan
MUSKEGON — The Bennett Prize: Rising Voices 4, a juried exhibition of figurative realist paintings by women artists, will premiere at the Muskegon Museum of Art May 15 – August 24. The Prize, which awards $50,000 and a traveling solo exhibition to one of ten finalists, aims to propel the careers of women figurative realist…
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‘The overhead was crushing me’: Daisha Board Gallery moves from Tin District to Oak Cliff
Since opening in 2021, Daisha Board Gallery has championed artists from marginalized communities. Now, after almost two years in the artistic hub of the Tin District in West Dallas, the gallery is moving to a smaller space in Oak Cliff. The downsizing is an effort to navigate an increasingly turbulent arts ecosystem. Recently, federal funding…
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Visual Arts Review: “Porous Matters” at MASS Gallery
Diego Miró-Rivera’s Coemergence, Miles Matis-Uzzo’s Stillbody (Limestone), and Emily Lee’s Blind (photos courtesy of MASS Gallery) We’re heading into yet another summer afflicted by a relentless drought, and critically low water flow at Barton Springs – the city’s holy wellspring – serves as a haunting reminder of its severity. Officials consistently ringing alarm bells about…
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SVA Alumnus Jade Doskow Captures Freshkills Park’s Complicated Beauty | School of Visual Arts
Mesmerized by what she saw, Doskow connected with Mariel Villeré, then the manager for programs, arts, and grants at Freshkills, and submitted a proposal for a decade-long documentation of the site before its anticipated 2036 full opening to the public. Four months later, her proposal was accepted. Last year, after five years of exploring the…
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South Arts names 2025 State Fellows, new multi-year Windgate Foundation support
Share with friends ATLANTA – The South Arts announces the 2025 State Fellows and a new multi-year support from Windgate Foundation. Release: South Arts is pleased to announce the 2025 State Fellows for Literary Artsand Visual Arts in its flagship Southern Prize and State Fellowships program. Supporting various practices across literary and visual artistic disciplines, the regional initiative annually awards 18…
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Summer, swamps among themes of June art shows in Memphis
Elle Perry A native Memphian, Elle Perry has earned graduate degrees from the University of Memphis and Maryland Institute College of Art. She’s written for publications including the Memphis Business Journal, Memphis Flyer and High Ground News, and previously served as coordinator of The Teen Appeal.
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NU Art Review hosts annual student art gallery, showcases different mediums
Northwestern Art Review hosts student art gallery this week Skip to Content Maya Ikenberry/The Daily Northwestern NAR promotes art history discourse at the undergraduate level May 22, 2025 Northwestern Art Review is hosting its annual student art gallery in the basement of Kresge Centennial Hall from Wednesday to Saturday. The gallery features around 15 student…