Category: Visual Arts

  • Two strangers bonded over a photo. 10 years later, it still connects them

    Two strangers bonded over a photo. 10 years later, it still connects them

    Though we only met for 30 minutes a decade ago, Greer Honeywill has been omnipresent in my life ever since.  The Melbourne-based conceptual artist, aged 80, has spent four decades exploring the importance of home as a place to create memories. For Honeywill, home is a frame to view the endless possibilities the world has…

  • The Art of Immersive Street Photography

    The Art of Immersive Street Photography

    Photography sometimes requires us to embrace the apparent contradiction that life can be beautiful even when it isn’t pretty. This is something that Serbian-born photographer Boogie understands all too well and is reflected in his raw and unflinching photographic style. Art is often associated with beauty, but we also look to the artist to show…

  • Carson City High School Teacher, dozens of students honored for art & writing contest

    Carson City High School Teacher, dozens of students honored for art & writing contest

    Earlier this month, the University of Nevada, Reno’s Nightingale Concert Hall hosted the 2025 Scholastic Art and Writing Contest awards event, which celebrated over 80 Carson High School students and one teacher. In addition to the outstanding quality of his students’ work—eight of whom received Gold Key Awards—Carson High Photography Teacher Matt Theilen was also…

  • San Diego weekend arts events: South Bay Zine Fest, ‘The Drawing Show’ and origami

    San Diego weekend arts events: South Bay Zine Fest, ‘The Drawing Show’ and origami

    Kerry Soori McEachern: ‘Of Love and Light’ and PARISA Projects: ‘Prelude to Resonance’ Visual art | The California Center for the Arts Escondido (CCAE) recently opened two interesting exhibits in its museum space. PARISA Projects, helmed by curator Parisa Majidy, showcases contemporary Persian artists in “Prelude to Resonance” and rotates the art pieces weekly, with…

  • Pat Greene has eight questions for Theo Lotz

    Pat Greene has eight questions for Theo Lotz

    Pat Greene is Bungalower Media’s first sponsored Resident Reporter. Greene has joined our team as our Arts and Culture Correspondent, supported by the efforts of Interstruct Design + Build, an award-winning Orlando-based design and build firm. What is Flying Horse Editions, and what is your role with Flying Horse Editions?  Flying Horse Editions (Website) is…

  • The Art Center to feature small works in upcoming exhibit

    The Art Center to feature small works in upcoming exhibit

    The Art Center is opening a new exhibition devoted to small paintings this week.  It is called the Small Works Invitational.  It has been an annual event in February for longer than Marti Christman, director of The Art Center, said she can remember, and it has been one of the most popular of the center’s …

  • Exhibition features Westmont grad’s artistic depiction of mythology

    Exhibition features Westmont grad’s artistic depiction of mythology

    #inform-video-player-1 .inform-embed { margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 20px; } #inform-video-player-2 .inform-embed { margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 20px; } JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – This artistic display invites viewers on a journey of mystery with pieces that are meant to teach, warn and inspire. “Deities & Demigods: Legends and Lore,” an exhibition by Johnstown resident Koa Beam, is on display…

  • St. Olaf showcases Black art for ‘UPRISING VIII’

    “UPRISING VIII” co-curator Jan-Rose Davis snaps a picture of some dancers with one of the many disposable cameras at the Flaten Art Gallery on the St. Olaf campus Friday evening. (Colton Kemp — NorthfieldNews.com) uprising 1.jpg College kids were flailing around to the tunes of DJ Maggots on the St. Olaf campus Friday evening, photographing…

  • San Diego arts roundup: Eclectic singer Cat Power to sing at the Magnolia next week

    San Diego arts roundup: Eclectic singer Cat Power to sing at the Magnolia next week

    Though she’s a skillful songwriter, Chan Marshall, better known as Cat Power, has long been inspired to record and perform the works of other artists she admires. The Atlanta-born Marshall has cut three covers albums and also released a recording of a live concert at London’s Royal Albert Hall performing Bob Dylan songs. The artists…

  • Beneath the Surface of Being an Artist on the North Fork

    Beneath the Surface of Being an Artist on the North Fork

    North Fork Contemporary, an arts group founded in 2023 by a group of artists excited about the synergies happening now in the local arts community, is embarking this weekend on a conversation series that the group hopes will inspire the public to see the world through artists’ eyes. The conversation, titled “Beneath The Surface,” will…