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Artist at work: ‘Lily pond’ mural graces City Centre Mall
BATAVIA — Some people may have gotten a look at the lily pond David Burke has been creating in the City Centre Mall near the Main St. 56 Theater, but Burke says the project will be done by next week. As of Wednesday, he said he only had a few more details to finish and…
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Hong Kong student’s art highlights the city’s social issues
Every week, Talking Points gives you a worksheet to practise your reading comprehension with exercises about the story we’ve written Hong Kong student Chung Ho-ching pictures her city as a cage with three levels. At the top is an arena for the elite. Young people are trapped in the middle. The poorest are at the…
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Several Michelangelo Drawings to Make Exclusive US Debut at Muscarelle Museum of Art
Michelangelo, “Study for the Deluge.” Florence, Casa Buonarroti WILLIAMSBURG— The Muscarelle Museum of Art at William & Mary will transport visitors to Renaissance Italy and commemorate the 550th anniversary of Michelangelo’s birth with “Michelangelo: The Genesis of the Sistine,” on view March 6-28. The exhibition, exclusively on view at the Muscarelle, unveils new discoveries about the…
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Baltimore School for the Arts teaches life lessons through TWIGS
Baltimore School for the Arts teaches life lessons through TWIGS program Updated: 5:14 PM EST Nov 29, 2024 YEARS TO COME. SHUT UP! SHUT UP. THESE STUDENTS ARE TAKING IMPORTANT STEPS TOWARDS THEIR FUTURE. THEY ARE MEMBERS OF TWIGS, WHICH STANDS FOR TO WORK IN GAINING SKILLS. THESE BALTIMORE CITY ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS…
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Visual Arts Round-up: Holiday Art Markets, Opening Reception, First Friday, and Special Events
Visual Arts Round-up: Holiday Art Markets, Opening Reception, First Friday, and Special Events We’ve collected what we believe to be the most celebratory visual arts happenings for the month of December in Indianapolis. There are many great art markets and openings. TINY XIII at the 924 Gallery
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Weaving threads of identity
“Jarius’ Daughter Raised from the Dead,” a piece of beaded artwork by Lasisi Richard Olagunju.Photo by provided by Lasisi Richard Olagunju Referring to his rendering of Jesus Christ as an African in one of his art pieces, Lasisi Richard Olagunju, an artist, a lecturer at the Federal College of Education in Nigeria and member of…
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Questions over future of Darlington’s Brick Train
The future of a town landmark has been questioned due to its “shameful” condition. Darlington Borough Council has been urged to help clean up the Brick Train, located on the A66 at Morton Park. Former councillor and honorary freewoman of Darlington Dorothy Long said the approaches to the sculpture were littered and overgrown. Councillor Libby…
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OLEAN: Arts council opens youth gallery
OLEAN, N.Y. — Tri-County Arts Council announced the opening of its new TCAC Youth Art Gallery. The current exhibit showcases 20 pieces created by two talented young artists, Templeton, 9, and Sara Horn, 6, from Allegany. Their works span a variety of mediums, including watercolor, graphic art and steel. The establishment of the Youth Gallery…
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“Unravel” – Fall Dance Performance & Visual Arts Collaboration on Mental Health
By Morgan Maske, CHS junior and Safe Harbor Coronado Intern Mental health has long been a stigmatized topic, and often wildly misunderstood. It is nearly impossible to convey those private emotions, rational or irrational, that flood through the mind in a constant, steady stream of consciousness that never seems to cease. But, through art, it…
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Members’ Exhibition 2024 at Academy Art Museum
The Academy Art Museum in Easton has announced the winners of its annual Members’ Exhibition. Featured Local Savings
