Category: Visual Arts

  • Hyperlocal MKE #28 – Weathered Beauty – Peck School of the Arts

    Hyperlocal MKE #28 – Weathered Beauty – Peck School of the Arts

    October 22 | 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Join the Peck School of the Arts Department of Dance and Hyperlocal MKE for an afternoon of improvisation performance and interdisciplinary collaboration! We bring visual artists, dancers, and musicians together for spontaneous performance and collaborative experiments. This performance features collaborations by dance faculty, students, alumni, and Milwaukee arts…

  • Hancock County 4-H members recognized at achievement program

    Hancock County 4-H members recognized at achievement program

    Hancock County 4-H members were recognized for their yearlong project achievements at the annual Hancock County 4-H Achievement Program on Tuesday, Oct. 3, at the Hancock County Extension Office in Carthage. For 4-H members, the annual achievement program brings to a close a full year of work in a project area. Records are typically completed…

  • Artist Maria Oliver Exhibition at SAAC

    Artist Maria Oliver Exhibition at SAAC

    em { display: contents !important; } label em { display: none !important; } .photo { width: 100%; max-width: 50rem } a.fr-file { color: #0274b7 !important; } The South Arkansas Arts Center welcomes local artist Maria Oliver and her exhibition “Sources of Light” to the Lobby Gallery now through November 9th. The Visual Arts Committee will…

  • Young talent set to shine as creativity celebrated

    Young talent set to shine as creativity celebrated

    Bi-An 5.0, a piano recital that combines new media presentation, has been specially commissioned by the China Shanghai International Arts Festival. It will be presented at the Shanghai Grand Theater on Nov 10 to 11. CHINA DAILY From hyper-media concerts that combine live music with digital visual-audio experiences to theater productions that highlight physical performance,…

  • ‘Human Powered’ explores how access to art, literature and storytelling impact people in prison

    ‘Human Powered’ explores how access to art, literature and storytelling impact people in prison

    Conversations about incarcerated people often focus on statistics, how people in prison are treated and the many deficits they face. But poet Dasha Kelly Hamilton says these conversations often miss an essential part of the story: the humanity of those impacted. Kelly Hamilton is the co-host of a podcast from Wisconsin Humanities, called Humanity Unlocked.…

  • Waller art studio files civil rights lawsuit against city over its mural-regulating ordinance

    Waller art studio files civil rights lawsuit against city over its mural-regulating ordinance

    Pacific Legal Foundation Brad Smith and his company, Tilt Vision Art, painted this mural on the side of a commercial building in Waller, which subsequently passed a mural-regulating ordinance. One of the murals painted by Brad Smith during the last year, on the outside of a strip center in Waller, depicts a cowboy and cowgirl…

  • The Art of Quilting at The Church

    The Art of Quilting at The Church

    On Saturday, November 4, from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., delve into quilting and explore its applications as an artistic medium at The Church. Instructed by multidisciplinary artist William Daniels, participants will be guided through the process and technique of quilting by hand as they transform ordinary textiles into compelling compositions. Historically rooted in storytelling,…

  • Ruppert-Stroescu to speak for TEDx St. Louis Women Oct. 27 – The Source – Washington University in St. Louis

    Ruppert-Stroescu to speak for TEDx St. Louis Women Oct. 27 – The Source – Washington University in St. Louis

    Ruppert-Stroescu Mary Ruppert-Stroescu, an associate professor and coordinator of the Fashion Design program at the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis, will discuss the current state of sustainable fashion as part of TEDx St. Louis Women: Two Steps Forward. An authority on how technology shapes fashion innovation,…

  • Art Gallery Emerges from Obscurity in Rittenhouse Square

    Art Gallery Emerges from Obscurity in Rittenhouse Square

    The ornate entrance to The Barclay, a former Jazz Age hotel converted into condominiums, in Rittenhouse Square. | Photo: Michael Bixler Few buildings are as intimidating to enter as The Barclay at 237 S. 18th Street, which explains why most people have no idea that the gallery of the Center for Emerging Visual Artists (CFEVA)…

  • Tempest: Poetry, Music and Art for a Regenerative Earth

    Tempest: Poetry, Music and Art for a Regenerative Earth

    Ohio Wesleyan University is hosting a free daylong environment and art symposium titled “Tempest: Poetry, Music and Art for a Regenerative Earth.” The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 28, in the Benes Rooms inside Ohio Wesleyan’s Hamilton-Williams Campus Center, 40 Rowland Ave., Delaware. Attendees are invited to attend…