June 10, 2025

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Art show at Stocker gallery in memory of late artist

An art show in memory of a local artist will be June 20 at Lorain County Community College’s Beth K. Stocker Art Gallery. Elizabeth Rose Guilkey, 49, died April 21 of bacterial meningitis. Her husband, George Guilkey is hosting the art show and establishing a scholarship in his wife’s name. Art will be on display

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Living Sky Art Collective opens new public art gallery at the mall

A newly formed group of artists is inviting the public to experience the thriving heart of Moose Jaw’s art scene through a permanent studio and gallery space now open at the Town ‘N’ Country Mall MOOSE JAW — A newly formed group of artists is inviting the public to experience the thriving heart of Moose

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Inside a Bearsden home that’s been housing an art gallery for 25 years

This year’s Big Summer Show, featuring more than 600 paintings from around 110 artists runs until June 15. “I see the gallery as the Scottish equivalent of the Royal Academy of Arts in London – without the vast space and hanging committee, of course,” says Ken, smiling. “At its heart, though, that is what we

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Derrick Adams Wants His Art to Be Fun

The painter Derrick Adams, 55, came of age in New York in the late 1990s, at a time when artists of color were often relegated to showing their work in off-the-grid spaces like coffee shops, or “anywhere that would allow them,” as he recalled recently. He’s now represented by Gagosian, one of the world’s most

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Art and ecology intersect at Taragon Next

Sagarmatha Next is organising an exhibition at Taragon Next titled ‘At the Tipping Point: Art and Ecology from the Rooftop of the World’. The exhibit, inaugurated on Thursday, June 5, is curated by Arshiya Lokhandwala, an art historian and founder of Lakeeren Art Gallery in Mumbai, India. It features 12 artists from many parts of

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Outdoor art gallery in Muskoka is the ultimate summer day trip from Toronto

If you’re looking for a day trip that combines art, nature and a bit of mystery, head to The Tree Museum in Gravenhurst. Just two hours from Toronto, this hidden gem is unlike any gallery you’ve ever visited. Instead of white walls and climate control, you’ll find winding forest trails and larger-than-life sculptures peeking out from

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Vladimir Putin’s ‘secret daughter’, 22, works at anti-war art galleries in Paris

The Kremlin has never commented on the alleged links between Elizaveta Krivonogikh, born in 2003, and Russian President Vladimir Putin, despite others noting their resemblance 13:08, 07 Jun 2025Updated 13:37, 07 Jun 2025 Elizaveta Krivonogikh has been linked to the Russian president (Image: social media/ East2west News) Vladimir Putin’s alleged secret daughter is reportedly working

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Putin’s secret daughter, 22, ‘working in anti-war art gallery in Paris’ after ‘ditching tyrant’s name’

VLADIMIR Putin is known for keeping his personal and family life very private, but some details about the tyrant’s children have surfaced over the years. Maria Vorontsova (née Putin, born April 28, 1985): His eldest, 39, leads government-funded programs personally overseen by Putin, which have received billions from the Kremlin for genetic research. She is

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New Garnethill gallery to celebrate city’s graffiti scene

With the public opening of the space set for Friday the 6th of June, the duo is hard at work.  Setting down his tools for a brief chat, Ciaran tells me: “I’ve known Panda since I was 16. We’ve both been part of the street art and graffiti scene in Glasgow, and various other art

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East End Art Dealer Jailed in Landmark Terror Financing Case

London – In a landmark prosecution, art dealer and television personality Oghenochuko Ojiri has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison for selling artworks to a suspected Hezbollah financier without declaring the transactions. Ojiri, 53, admitted to eight counts of failing to disclose potential terrorist financing under the Terrorism Act 2000—the first conviction

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