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BHS teacher opens art center display
Deb Coyle teaches art at Burlington High School, and her new exhibit of collages and pottery at the Art Center of Burlington shows this instructor has learned well. Her ceramics — she won the ACB’s Great River Pottery Throwdown competition last July, and sold dozens of pieces at the 2024 Snake Alley Art Fair —…
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A mystical painter headlines MoCA North Miami’s spring season
There’s plenty going on in the mind of Philip Smith, and it shows in his art. The Miami-born painter’s canvases are full of esoteric symbols and mystical imagery gleaned from years of studying ancient cultures, world religions, and the work of historical magicians. Spirals, DNA strands, minerals, magic circles, foliage, human hands – all coexist…
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The Dallas Museum of Art Offers A Multi-faceted Tribute to Pop Artist Marisol
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Continuing through July 27, Utah Museum of Fine Art’s Gateway to Himalayan Art, traveling exhibition by Rubin Museum, is extraordinary for its holistic multimedia impacts
The traveling exhibition Gateway to Himalayan Art, which continues at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA) through July 27, is extraordinary on several levels. The exceptional amounts of detail in traditional scroll paintings (thangka), sculptures, medical instruments and ritual objects are mesmerizing. Just as extraordinary are the equally meticulous installations outlining step-by-step lost-wax metal…
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Wilkes Art Gallery opening night for Out of the Blue and Anthony Coffey is May 23
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Wilkes Art Gallery exhibition opening on Saturday
NORTH WILKESBORO — Out of the Blue and Anthony Coffey will be exhibiting work at Wilkes Art Gallery (913 C St.) May 23 through June 26. Opening night will be from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. to May 23. Admission is free to exhibitions. × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for you to be…
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Tiny Doors ATL celebrates 10 years of hidden gems with artist-led tours along the Beltline
Atlanta is a city full of possibilities, curiosities and treasures to be stumbled upon, and one of the best visual metaphors to capture the city’s magic is Tiny Doors. Ten years ago, Atlanta artist Karen Anderson Singer founded Tiny Doors ATL, a public art project creating charming, mysterious tiny doors all over the city and…
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Arts and culture events happening as NATO assembly meets in Dayton
THEATER “Between Riverside and Crazy” Dayton Theatre Guild The Guild presents the local premiere of Stephen Adly Guirgis’ 2015 Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy about a retired policeman coping with grief and old wounds in his rent-controlled apartment on Riverside Drive in New York City. 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday at the Guild,…
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Student Takes on Heavy Challenge
Hampden-Sydney academic courses challenge students in unique and meaningful ways, encouraging them to explore new forms of self-expression. The arts, in particular, offer an opportunity to express oneself creatively, whether through traditional mediums like painting or through more physical, innovative approaches. Kent Bero ’25 embraced such an approach in his visual arts course, taking on…
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Framing legacies: The Center for Creative Photography turns 50 | University of Arizona News
In 1974, then-University of Arizona President John Schaefer and renowned photographer Ansel Adams struck up a conversation while walking to an exhibit of Adams’ work at the University of Arizona Museum of Art. The talk ultimately led to the creation of a venue housing one of the world’s leading collections of photographs and photographer archives…
