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FAIR Crystal Puts Student Creativity on Display
5:28 PM | Friday, March 28, 2025 FAIR Crystal, a school serving grades 5-8, is showcasing all different types of art that students have been working on throughout the year. The school featured everything from traditional visual arts to media arts that include animation and digital art. “It’s just fun for the kids to come…
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Mountain Artists Guild Offers 2025 Scholarships
Text to speech audio articles made possible by CAST11 Talking Glass Media Prescott’s Mountain Artists Guild (The Guild) supports local high school graduating seniors by providing financial assistance through a visual arts scholarship program. Over the years, The Guild has awarded multiple scholarships to help full-time students pursue art-related careers. In 2025, the Guild will…
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Multimedia artist, painter to give artist talks at UCD
Marie Lorenz — a multimedia artist who uses printmaking, sculpture and filmmaking in her work — and Byron Kim — a painter whose utilizes languages of formal abstraction, observational paintings, and conceptual art — will give talks as part of The California Studio: Manetti Shrem Artist Residencies in the Maria Manetti Shrem Art Studio Program…
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Art in Public Places announces 4th Annual Loop Music & Art Festival
DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY)—Art in Public Places (APP) has just announced it will host its 4th Annual Loop Music & Art Festival. This two-day event will celebrate all mediums of art while bringing live music to the streets of Downtown Dothan. The event, scheduled for April 11-12, 2025, will feature over 43 local artists, three live…
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The Queeny Art Fair returns April 4-6
The Queeny Art Fair is the cornerstone event to promote the visual arts and art education in the St. Louis area. Author: ksdk.com Published: 12:17 PM CDT March 28, 2025 Updated: 12:17 PM CDT March 28, 2025
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Sonoran Arts League, Hampton by Hilton Carefree partner to showcase local artists
From the moment guests arrive at the Hampton by Hilton Carefree they are welcomed with something no other Hampton Inn has, thanks to a new partnership with the nonprofit Sonoran Arts League. Throughout the expansive lobby, guests are surrounded by bright, bold acrylic and oil paintings, colored pencil drawings, and fine art photography depicting a…
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Artist finds beauty and meaning in the simplest moments
FOLSOM — The Gallery at 48 Natoma is pleased to announce Moments of Connection: People, Places, and Presence, a solo exhibition by Yen-Ching Chang, on view from April 4 through May 15. Born in 1980 in Taiwan, Yen-Ching Chang has developed an inimitable artistic vocabulary comprising painting and drawing. Chang came to the U.S. to…
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Art & Culture Grow with Chicagoland’s Spring Shows
Rebellious echos the Christina Rossetti quote: “Spring is when life’s alive in everything” — especially the visual and performing arts on display in Chicago-area museums, galleries and theaters this April and May. VISUAL ARTS Genya “Jennie” Siporin, American, born Łódź (Russia, now Poland), 1891-1973. Yoshke Goes Away, 1937. Watercolor, 28 1/4 x 22 1/4 in. Collection of…
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Inside the Toronto Home of a Collector Who Specializes in Black Art
How did Kenneth Montague become both a dentist and one of the world’s most notable private collectors of Black art? The answer has everything to do with his Jamaican immigrant parents, who exposed him to the worlds of medicine and design. “My mom was a dietitian and my father was an industrial arts teacher who…
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Library aims to give Civic Center weekend boost
The San Francisco Public Library is ushering in a spring filled with arts, culture and civic engagement with a pair of weekend events in an effort to boost the area surrounding its main branch. The Main Library on Saturday will host an afternoon of performances, storytelling and a visual art exhibition featuring formerly incarcerated artists…