February 18, 2025

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New to the Street: Simpsonville Fine Art Gallery

Simpsonville Fine Art Gallery spans 1,850 square feet and features a gift shop and seven artist studios. The space also showcases a collection of artwork by 20 artists. Location: 106 W. Curtis St., Simpsonville Hours: 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday For more information: Call 203-994-8446 or visit simpsonvillefineartsgallery.com

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Willoughby’s Art Gallery set to return with ‘MASS HYSTERIA’

Spring is in the air! Snow and ice will come and go for a few more weeks, but the days are getting longer, the birds are out house hunting, owls are on the nest and buds are swelling on the trees. Can you smell the maple syrup being made? Yes, my friends, winter is on

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An Alpine art safari through the Engadin with artist Kenny Schachter

He’s an artist, art dealer, curator, lecturer – and one of the most outspoken and controversial critics in the art world. Spending the winter away from his New York home in the Swiss alps, Kenny Schachter took Classic Driver on a road trip through the Engadin with his Honda Integra Type R. It’s a bright

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Red Deerians celebrate Family Day at Museum and Art Gallery

Red Deerians were able to take part in a music-themed Family Day celebration. The Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery hosted a free Fiddling Around on Family Day event on Monday, Feb. 17. This event featured fiddle-based performances from the Central Alberta Chamber Orchestra (CACO), an art project station, an outdoor art installation, a dance party and an “instrument zoo,”

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New affordable art gallery opens in Exmouth

A passionate art lover has used his experience of knowing how unaffordable buying art can be for many people to create an art gallery which is accessible for everyone. Jonathan Ripley bought his first painting 20 years ago by using a credit card after falling in love with it when he walked into a gallery

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TJ Boulting gallery in London, known for its roster of women photographers, has closed after 13 years – The Art Newspaper

The well-regarded central London gallery TJ Boulting has closed after 13 years in operation, it announced via Instagram on Friday (14 February). “I chose Valentine’s Day to make the announcement because I wanted to end TJ Boulting on a positive note,” says Hannah Watson, who co-founded the gallery in 2012 alongside the late publisher Gigi

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Smoke & Mirrors At National Gallery Singapore To Close On March 15

Rooftop bars aren’t a rare find in skyscraper-dense Singapore, but Smoke & Mirrors has long been a favourite for good reason – the bar is perched atop the National Gallery with unobstructed views of the city, and has a unique cocktail menu influenced by artistic themes. Come March 15 however, it will be shutting its

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Mel Bochner, conceptual artist known for text paintings and wry humour, has died, aged 84 – The Art Newspaper

Mel Bochner, the American artist who played an essential role in the development of conceptual art in the 1960s and applied an irreverent sense of humour to his work across many media over the ensuing half-century, died on 12 February. His death was announced by the New York- and Paris-based gallery Peter Freeman Inc. He

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Beloved Skye art gallery to close after nearly 50 years

David did oil paintings and Marion watercolours, and soon other local artists wanted to show their paintings and prints in the gallery. The couple, both teachers, moved to the island from Newark, Nottinghamshire, in order to raise their young daughters and have the time and freedom to paint. Read More: Orbost House was originally built in

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Muza’s permanent exhibitions revamped to enrich Malta’s art scene

The art galleries at Muza – The National Community Art Museum – are undergoing a transformation as significant changes are introduced to its permanent exhibitions. In recent weeks, efforts have been concentrated on the first floor gallery, with the primary goal of offering visitors a broader and more immersive experience of art

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