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A north St. Louis farmers market gets help from a WashU program
Construction of a north St. Louis farmers market and pavilion is moving forward, thanks in part to a new Washington University program where students design structures for local organizations. Be Well Cafe and Market will open in the Hyde Park neighborhood later this summer after holding weekly pop-up events. The farmers market pavilion will be…
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Adrien Brody Feels for the Rats
“I’m a little in a daze,” the actor Adrien Brody said last Tuesday, the skin around his eyes slightly crinkled, but his gaze soft and present. He’d been up since 5 a.m. and had spent most of his day crouched on the ground at Eden Gallery in Manhattan, putting the finishing touches on his collages…
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Artist Loft International to Present ‘For the Love of Art’
Artist Loft International announced, “For the Love of Art,” an immersive weekend experience dedicated to the visual arts, featuring live music and on-site art exhibition in Fayetteville. The inaugural event will take place June 7-8 at the Trilith Guest House Ballroom, located in Trilith Studios.
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Scottsdale teen artist honored for her work
Several hundred people packed the Cactus Shadows High School Fine Arts Center last month to cheer on more than 100 talented grade 3-12 students for their outstanding achievements in visual arts during the Sonoran Arts League’s 29th annual Celebration of Art and the 45th Jeff Cross Memorial. Sponsored by the Sonoran Arts League, Cave Creek…
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Ben Shahn’s sharp, activist art seems more relevant than ever
In 1947, when MoMA celebrated Ben Shahn with a massive retrospective, curators, critics and fellow artists concurred in naming him one of the 10 greatest painters in the US. But his rocket-like career was on the way up and down at the same time. Shahn’s paintings of doomed revolutionaries, photographs of stoic Depression-era farmers, and…
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Christine Sun Kim’s Guide to Berlin
How does sound operate in society? It’s a question Christine Sun Kim has been exploring her entire life. Born deaf to hearing parents in Southern California, she learned early on to navigate multiple modes of communication. Her work—spanning drawing, video, performance, music, and graphic notation—explores communication through sign language, body language, and visual scores. In…
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Jurors Announced for 2025 Art Worth Festival
Fort Worth’s fall festival of fine-art and fine-craft has announced the members of the Jury that will score artists’ applications for the fourth-annual Art Worth Festival, to be held on the lawn of The Shops at Clearfork, October 24, 25, and 26, 2025.“This year’s Jury includes representatives from two of the nation’s top art festivals,…
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Tuolumne County Arts brings back summer youth camp
After a five-year hiatus, Tuolumne County Arts will bring back its summer youth arts camp for children ages 7 through 12. The camp will be held June 23 through 27 at Columbia College with daily sessions from 9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in music, theater, dance and visual arts led by professional local artists, culminating…
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Master in autonomous design – e-flux Education
Master in autonomous designCall for applicationsJune 21, 2025 KASK & Conservatory Jozef Kluyskensstraat 2 9000 GhentBelgium Are you interested in approaching design as a critical, creative, and transformative practice? KASK & Conservatorium offers an English-language master’s year in Autonomous Design. We also offer an entry-level path with a focus on experimentation, participation, artistic research and…
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2025 Liu Shiming Artist Grants – e-flux Agenda
2025 Liu Shiming Artist GrantsSupporting early-career visual artistsJune 4–August 31, 2025 Liu Shiming Art Foundation 15E 40TH ST, 5th Floor, New York 15E 40TH ST, 5th Floor New York, New York 10016United States Hours: Monday–Friday 11am–5pm T +1 917 605 0098 [email protected] www.lsmartfund.org Instagram New round of 5,000 USD grants available for visual artists. Applications…
