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Artist Catherine Mansell work featured at Salmagundi Club in December
The Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club highlighted the accomplishments of a Westerly artist, Catherine Radix Mansell, during the 127th annual Open Exhibit at the Salmagundi Club in New York City. Her recent artwork, “All Together Now,” won the Dorothy Benz Dallas Memorial Award for Abstract Art.
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Artist Catherine Mansell work featured at Salmagundi Club in December
The Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club highlighted the accomplishments of a Westerly artist, Catherine Radix Mansell, during the 127th annual Open Exhibit at the Salmagundi Club in New York City. Her recent artwork, “All Together Now,” won the Dorothy Benz Dallas Memorial Award for Abstract Art.
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Singapore Art Week lights up Southeast Asian art scene
City-state claims pivotal role in Asian art scene The National Gallery of Singapore is illuminated with light projections as part of Light to Night Singapore 2025. (Courtesy of the museum) SINGAPORE — Located off the tip of the Malay peninsula, Singapore has long been an important international trading hub. In recent years, the city-state has…
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Artists seek feedback and camaraderie at the Association for Visual Arts’ once-monthly group critique night | Chattanooga Times Free Press
When Chattanooga realist painter James Courtenay James organized the first art critique night at the Association for Visual Arts (AVA) Gallery, four people showed up to share their work. Then the pandemic hit. The monthly event moved to Zoom, but rather than tapering off, more artists began to join. Now back in person, critique night…
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Culture crawl: Find creativity at every turn with this self-guided Chattanooga art tour | Chattanooga Times Free Press
Chattanooga’s landscapes are full of natural beauty, but a stroll through several of the city’s neighborhoods will reveal artistic creations nestled in groves of native trees and sharing scenic vistas with the area’s mountains and rivers. Here’s how to spend a weekend soaking in cultural treasures scattered throughout the city while celebrating Chattanooga’s abundant scenery,…
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Tiny Artists: AVA looks to expand its youth programs
Zachery Illikaihen works on several projects at the Tiny Artists class in January, including making a fruit loop rainbow, making a 3D tree and painting a giant rock. MADELINE WESTBERG/FOR THE DAILY JOURNAL ANTIGO — Antigo Visual Arts, a nonprofit group devoted to encouraging the arts community in the Antigo area, is looking to expand…
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Tiny Artists: AVA looks to expand its youth programs
Zachery Illikaihen works on several projects at the Tiny Artists class in January, including making a fruit loop rainbow, making a 3D tree and painting a giant rock. MADELINE WESTBERG/FOR THE DAILY JOURNAL ANTIGO — Antigo Visual Arts, a nonprofit group devoted to encouraging the arts community in the Antigo area, is looking to expand…
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A Style All Our Own: Canadian Woodland Artists | 2/3/2025 | Event Calendar
Monday February 3 Monday, February 311AMDennos Museum Center, NMC, TCArt$0-$10 In the early 1960s, young Indigenous artists from the Great Lakes region created a unique style of painting known as the Woodland School of Art. Early members of this prolific art community included Norval Morrisseau, Carl Ray, Roy Thomas, Sam Ash, Jackson Beardy, and Daphne…
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Spring Seminar and Porto Summer School on Art & Cinema 2025 – e-flux Education
Spring seminar 2025 Politics of Curatorship: May 7–9. Keynote speakers and artist talks: Mark Peranson (former curator of the Berlin and Locarno Film Festivals). More TBC. Curatorial processes, prevalent across diverse artistic domains, have emerged as the focal point of contemporary artistic research practices. Although this movement is not novel, its significance has become evident as the curator’s role has become…
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Winter Wit… the funnier side of art | 2/3/2025 | Event Calendar
Monday February 3 Monday, February 311AMCrooked Tree Arts Center, Cornwell Gallery, TCArt Explore the role of humor in visual arts, encouraging you to reflect on what you find funny & how it can be expressed through different mediums. Juried by local artist Mary Fortuna. Enjoy the opening reception on Fri., Jan. 17 from 5-7pm. A…