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Finalists announced for 22nd Appalachian Mountain Photography Competition
BOONE — The Turchin Center for the Visual Arts has announced the finalists for the 22nd Appalachian Mountain Photography Competition. This year’s exhibition, titled Making Kin: Belonging & Longing in Appalachia, will be on display from Feb. 7 to May 3 in the Bickers Gallery. The AMPC exhibition showcases the artistry and perspective of photographers…
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‘I lift up’: Jacksonville artist Marsha Hatcher receives $20,000 Art Ventures award
Marsha Hatcher, a multidisciplinary visual artist who spent the past 30 years helping build the Jacksonville-area arts community, has received the 2024 Ann McDonald Baker Art Ventures Award. The $20,000 award is the largest of its kind in the region, according to The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida, which funds the 10-year-old Arts Ventures program…
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How a Creative Leap Lands Landon Jones in a Super Bowl Contest
Landon Jones doesn’t just design art. He makes moments. And a recent creative leap landed his work in a commercial competition. The winning video will be played during the Super Bowl in February. The goofy ads are often one of the things people look forward to as a part of the big game and talk…
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Visual Arts Can Play an Important Role in Neurology Training
Incorporating visual arts into neurology training improved overall communication and empathy skills among resident physicians, according to study findings published in Neurology: Education. Researchers conducted the Museum Art in Neurology Education Training (MANET) project to introduce neurology residents to visual arts, foster their observational skills, and encourage empathy. Resident physicians training in pediatric or adult…
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Bridgeport’s Zhou B Art Center Hosting Black History Month Festival Of The Arts
BRIDGEPORT — Twenty-seven African American artists will transform the Zhou B Art Center this Friday as the OH Art Foundation launches its inaugural Black History Month Festival of the Arts. The festival, hosted by the Bridgeport-based nonprofit, invites visitors to explore reimagined themes of identity, strength and vulnerability through diverse artistic expressions, ranging from paintings…
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Thelma Sadoff Center for the Arts welcomes new Executive Director – KFIZ News-Talk 1450 AM
Thelma Sadoff Center for the Arts is excited to announce the appointment of Jamie Leigh Pitts as its new Executive Director. Pitts stepped into her role effective January 2nd. She brings her extensive experience in arts leadership, nonprofit management, community engagement and a passionate vision to continue THELMA’s legacy as a premier art rooted in…
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Arts All-Star: Janessa King
WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) – This week’s 7News Arts All-Star is Janessa King from Watertown High School. Janessa King is a visual arts student with great talent. Watch the video above to learn more about this week’s 7News Arts All-Star is Janessa King. Copyright 2025 WWNY. All rights reserved.
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Arts Playlist: Delaware Art Museum rolls out weekly film series with ‘DelArt Cinema’
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Pittsburgh muralist’s graffiti put him in five-figure debt
Long before I was a full-time artist with one of the most prolific mural businesses in the city, my spray paint addiction led me to the top of a “Most Wanted” list. It was January 2016, and I was walking the halls of Carnegie Mellon University’s fine arts building when I heard that the police…
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South Carolina’s largest island is home to art, music and nature. Here’s how you can enjoy it
If you’re looking to experience a different side of quintessential Charleston, consider visiting the Johns Island area for the day to spend time surrounded by nature and reset as the new year begins. Johns Island, the largest island in South Carolina, rests between Charleston and the Kiawah and Seabrook island communities. The area evokes a…