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Sandberg Instituut Graduation 2025 – e-flux Education
Sandberg Instituut proudly presents the work of 76 graduating artists from its five main departments – Critical Studies, Design, Dirty Art Department, Fine Arts, and Studio for Immediate Spaces – and two temporary programmes, Artificial Times and Planetary Poetics. Graduates will be presenting their work between Wednesday June 11 and Monday June 16* at six…
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Art Explosion coming to JCA this summer
Art Explosion coming to JCA this summer Published 4:56 pm Thursday, May 15, 2025 The Johnson Center for the Arts in downtown Troy will present “Summer Art Explosion,” camps this summer. A Summer Art Explosion is expected at the Johnson Center for the Arts this summer. The result of the “explosion” will be a summer…
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Wilkes-Barre celebrates its ‘Super Bowl,’ the 2025 Fine Arts Fiesta
The Diamond City is shining with art, food trucks and music at its 69th Fine Arts Fiesta. Larry Newman, executive director of the Diamond City Partnership, says the Fine Arts Fiesta is “Wilkes-Barre’s Super Bowl.” “It’s terrific to see the Square come alive…people gravitate to the Square. And really, it’s wonderful to see Public Square…
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Arts Nonprofits Struggle Amid Federal Funding Cuts
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FSVAA celebrates 80 years with art auction
One of the oldest visual arts groups in California, the Fairfield-Suisun Visual City Arts Association, is celebrating its 80th year with an art auction, each canvas showcasing work by a member of the organization. The association began simply, with a few local artists who just wanted to get together and talk about art, said President…
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San Diego weekend arts events: Farming art, lucha libre and so much theater
Visual art | Theater | Music | Dance | Family | Live music Top picks Visual art ‘California Grown, Plein Air’Curated from an open call, Bonita Museum & Cultural Center will open an exhibit of plein air art — or the practice of painting outdoors — centered on local farmers and produce. The exhibit will…
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Satellite Collective’s Kevin Draper and Lora Robertson On Making Art in Turbulent Times
Kevin Draper and Lora Robertson’s works in conversation at Mriya Gallery. Roman Gorbun Photography Back in 2016, then-Observer contributor Wayne Northcross—now co-curator of the 2026 Detroit Queer Biennial, among other appellations—filed a brief update on a “stylish art collective” that, since 2010, had been “bringing together choreographers, visual artists, composers, writers and musicians to collaborate…
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Decode medieval secrets at the Getty – Beverly Press & Park Labrea News
Visitors can explore codes in medieval manuscripts including “Canon Table Page,” 1615. (photo courtesy of the Getty Museum) The J. Paul Getty Museum presents “Symbols and Signs: Decoding Medieval Manuscripts,” an exhibition showcasing how medieval scribes and artists used textual and visual strategies to captivate readers and engage them in deciphering enigmatic codes. The exhibition,…
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Fine Arts Fiesta returns for 69th year, celebrating art music, and community
WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE CO. (WOLF) — The sound of celebration fills the air in downtown Wilkes-Barre, as the Fine Arts Fiesta marks its 69th year. This beloved tradition brings together hundreds of artists, musicians, and makers for a one-of-a-kind experience, free to the public. The fiesta includes everything from visual art and music to food and…
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Hudson Art Gallery, an artist-focused space, to host grand opening May 23
The Hudson Art Gallery hosts its grand opening from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday, May 23, at its storefront inside 516 2nd St. (Suite 102), just a few blocks away from the Phipps, an arts center that opened in 1983 that the new gallery will support through its smaller, artist-centered space. Hudson Art Gallery…
