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Mara De Luca: Western Gate – e-flux Agenda
TOTAH presents Western Gate, featuring new paintings by Mara De Luca. Western Gate will be on view from December 11, 2024 through February 15th, 2025. This is the artist’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. Mara De Luca’s recent paintings are storied meditations on the promise of utopia. Taking California as her inspiration, she translates…
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MA Curatorial Practice – e-flux Education
To curate professionally entails skills-based learning, along with history and theory at its core. In the MA Curatorial Practice program at the School of Visual Arts—a two-year master’s degree, not just a certificate—our focus is on training you with leading curators in New York City and from around the world who comprise our award-winning faculty.…
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Investigation: How Kwara Government Spent Over N1.8bn On N755m Approved Ilorin Visual Arts Centre
It’s a Monday morning and all the government establishments along Ahmadu Bello Way in Ilorin are buzzing with activity. Cars are flowing up and down, with civil servants eager to resume work. While some of the government agencies around are operational, this is not the case for the Ilorin Visual Arts Centre, which has been…
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New Scottsdale Arts exhibition explores visual stories with maps – Arizona Digital Free Press
El Ojo de la Noche II” by Kathryn Maxwell is among the artworks featured in the “Maps —Contours of a Story” exhibition, opening Jan. 9 at the Civic Center Public Gallery inside Scottsdale Civic Center Library. (Photo Courtesy: Scottsdale Arts/DigitalFreePress) Sydney Ritter | Scottsdale Arts Scottsdale Public Art’s newest exhibition, “Maps —Contours of a Story,”…
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Molitor Johnson current featured artist at NAA
NEWBURYPORT Newburyport Art (NAA) presents a featured artist exhibition by Christine Molitor Johnson, on view in the Hills Gallery. Molitor Johnson has been painting for over 30 years and works in oils and pastels. Molitor Johnson said her art is inspired by “the beauty of the moment.” × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required…
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Here Are the 12 Must-See Exhibitions on View in New York’s Galleries This Month
Robert Irwin’s studio, Venice, California, 1962. Photography by Marvin Silver and courtesy of 125 Newbury. “Irwin/Bell: The ’60s”Where: 125 NewburyWhen: Through January 11, 2025Why It’s Worth a Look: A portal to Venice, California, in its most experimental era, “The ’60s” revives the seismic moment when Robert Irwin and Larry Bell exploded the boundaries of their…
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A New Exhibition at the National Museum of Qatar Foreshadows an Exciting Future for the Country’s Growing Art Scene
All photography “Manzar: Art and Architecture from Pakistan 1940s to Today.” (Exhibition View), 2024, and courtesy of Qatar Museums. Doha’s Art Mill Museum (AMM) is not officially open, but the new institution is already acting on its mission to bring international modern and contemporary art to Qatar’s capital. The museum is whetting its future devotees’ palates with “Manzar: Art…
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Reimagining Temple Contemporary: Matt Kenyatta seeks community input
From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know! There is a fresh face at the helm at Temple University’s Tyler School of Art and Architecture, and he promises to bring a new perspective. Last month, Matthew Jordan-Miller Kenyatta (Dr. Matt) joined…
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Serendipity Arts Festival 2024: A celebration of dance, music, and visual arts
The Serendipity Arts Festival returns to Panaji, Goa, for its ninth edition starting from December 15th to 22nd. Organised by the Serendipity Arts Foundation, an initiative established to promote and nurture the arts, the festival has consistently sought to bring together artists, curators, and audiences in a shared celebration of creativity and cultural exchange. This…
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A Walk through the Cypress: Your first stop for holiday happiness in December
The Cypress Gallery, your first stop for holiday happiness. December brings cold weather, black and starry skies, and the transition to a season of giving.