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The beauty of the North Umpqua and beyond in the paintings of Joe Howell
Idleyld Park artist Joe Howell brings nature’s untamed beauty to life in his paintings, depicting scenes like elk bugling at dawn, fishing boats navigating foaming rapids, and jaguars peering through dense jungle foliage. Despite creating over 100 works, much of Howell’s art has yet to be shared with the public. #placement_726471_0_i{width:100%;margin:0 auto;}
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Abstract Truths studio art gallery opens in Stevensville
STEVENSVILLE — Showcasing a world of inspiration around us, Stevensville’s newest gallery and art studio Abstract Truth held an official gallery opening Nov. 29. Featured Local Savings
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Art in the Park announced in Yuma
YUMA, Ariz. – Art in the Park, an alfresco fine art festival featuring live music, art exhibits, children’s attractions and a theatrical performance, takes place Saturday and Sunday, January 11-12, at Gateway Park. Dozens of local and regional artists will display and sell their unique creations while performers entertain guests in front of the scenic…
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Visual Arts Review: Let Us Now Praise Famous Women — “Paula Modersohn-Becker: I Am Me”
By Mary Sherman The tiresome refrain leveled at so many brilliant woman artists is also often attached to Modersohn-Becker: she died too young for us to really know if she could have achieved greatness. But that claim does not hold up in the face of the works here. Paula Modersohn-Becker: I Am Me at the…
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This Thursday: Join Glasstire for a Screening of “Breaking the Code: The Art of Vernon Fisher”
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Master of Arts in Interior Architecture (MAIA) – Announcements – e-flux
MAIA—Master of Arts in Interior Architecture: interior ecologies Interior Architecture operates nowadays at the intersection between physical and mediated spaces, such as those of mass communications, digital platforms, or visual arts. Considering any form of representation as architectural—from photography to video games, from cinema to generative AI—MAIA explores interior spaces as platforms of ‘expanded media,’…
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MFA in Studio Arts – e-flux Education
The MFA—Studio Arts degree at School of Art at Syracuse University brings together students, faculty and visiting artists, scholars, curators and collectors from across the country and the world, to take part in the creation and discussion of contemporary art through seminars, studio visits, group critiques, and public exhibition. Since Syracuse, NY is conveniently located centrally…
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Creative Nexus seeking bold, diverse artists for interdisciplinary art justice project
As organizations and small businesses brace for another wave of equity and inclusion rollbacks across colleges, government offices, and major corporations, a new artist development series, Creative Nexus, is emerging to support marginalized artists in Sarasota. This series, spearheaded by Mosaic Movements and WSLR+Fogartyville, announced its Call for Artists for diverse creators to apply for…
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Group Show Celebrates Artists Who Found Their Path at Fordham
The vast scope of artistic talent among Fordham grads was on display this fall in “Amarcord,” a group show featuring work by more than 30 visual arts alumni from the past three decades. Two of the grads also had solo shows running at New York and Philadelphia galleries this fall. “Sunset Turns South” by Teresa…
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Fine Line opens exhibit reflecting on life’s impermanence
<!– Fine Line opens exhibit reflecting on life’s impermanence –> The Fine Line Creative Arts Center in St. Charles will host a reception on Thursday, Dec. 19, to open Dave Sobotka’s show ‘(r)evolutions’ in the Kavanagh Gallery. The reception will be 6 to 8 p.m. at the center, 37W570 Bolcum Road. As with all gallery…