[ad_1] Photo: Jaya Khidir Leading contemporary art investment gallery Art Works, is where breathtaking artistry converges with a broadening global reach. In showcasing up and coming artists, handpicked and curated by Global Fine Arts Director Cassi Young, Art Works brings new perspectives, nurtures promising creative forces and gives new life to art beyond the emerging
[ad_1] William Kentridge’s first major solo exhibition in the region, A Shadow of a Shadow, is running at Sharjah Art Foundation. Photo: Sharjah Art FoundationWilliam Kentridge’s first major solo exhibition in the region, A Shadow of a Shadow, is running at Sharjah Art Foundation. Photo: Sharjah Art Foundation Plus, Al Sidr Environmental Film Festival and
[ad_1] The “Re:Sound” exhibition will be displayed at the Professional Arts Building Gallery at COA – Dare from October 28 to November 14, 2024. An opening reception will be held on October 28 from 3 to 4:30 p.m. The gallery is located on the second floor of the Professional Arts Building at 205 US-64, Manteo,
[ad_1] In celebration of Latine Heritage Month, the UWM Union Art Gallery is offering a special glimpse of artwork crafted by local Milwaukee artists. Among these artists are Nicole Acosta, Conhg Lopez, Mi Salgado, Richie Morales and Melissa Mursch-Rodriguez. While diverse in their art, each artist tells a personal story of their culture stretching from
[ad_1] Officials with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) worked to safely remove a deer that barged into an art gallery in Lake City, Florida, on Wednesday, October 23. Footage captured by an employee of Gateway Art Gallery shows authorities preparing the deer for transport. According to a Facebook post, an artist named
[ad_1] Vibrant scenes in dream tones is the focus for November as the Hope Arts Gallery hosts Light Up Your Life, a solo exhibition featuring the works of local artist Diane Mackenzie. Taking place from Nov. 1 to Nov. 28, in the Back Room Gallery, the Hope community will get the chance to view Mackenzie’s love for landscapes, animals, flowers, and trees through the mediums of watercolour, acrylic, and mixed media. The show will explore the theme of light and how it can change both the emotions evoked in a piece and they way we view the creations it touches. “Being a full time caregiver for her husband is her primary focus these days. So, we are so fortunate that she has been able to find the time and energy to create this new show,” the gallery said via a press release. A part of Hope for the past six years, who used to be an active member of the gallery, Mackenzie said she is thrilled to be showing off her work for the public to see. According to artist, her “love affair with painting” started as a child after her mother, who was an oil painter, encouraged her to develop her artistic endeavours. She said she was always attracted to light, and drawing in the dirt and on the fenders of old rusty trucks. This passion eventually evolved into her creating a niche for herself and, throughout her high school years, Mackenzie used her drawing skills to help with her school’s drama class and newspaper. After graduating, the artist worked in Fort McMurray in construction where she was one of the first nine women to join the Labourer’s Union in Alberta. After leaving construction, she became a realtor before moving to B.C. and getting her BC Trades Qualified Painter/Decorator ticket. She worked in this field until her retirement. Mackenzie said that it took her a while to learn watercolours but, once she did, she fell in love with it and gladly shared her expertise when she still taught painting. As a teacher, she enjoyed introducing people to the world of painting and sharing her philosophy of having fun with her students. Recently, the artist had to make the switch to using acrylics more, as they are easier for her to work with (she has essential tremors in both hands) when painting with the Friday painters, who meet in the Grace Baptist Church Hall. After opening day, the exhibition will be available to see Wednesday through Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is staffed by volunteers of the gallery. Admission is free and everyone is encouraged to visit. An artist’s reception, where people can meet and speak with Mackenzie, will take place on Nov. 2 at the gallery from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] KEARNEY — University of Nebraska at Kearney faculty member Victoria Goro-Rapoport highlights the peculiar atmosphere of a deserted tourist town in the latest exhibit at Walker Art Gallery. “Illusions and Imitations” showcases more than 70 photographs taken on the streets of Venice, Italy, during the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020. The project bridges the gap
[ad_1] Crawford Art Gallery in Cork has acquired two more paintings by one of Ireland’s best-known painters, Seán Keating. Keating’s ‘Elijah with the Ravens, Version II’ (1930) and his self-portrait from 1961 are amongst four artworks recently acquired at auction by Crawford Art Gallery for the National Collection. The two Keating paintings alongside ‘Winter Evening,
[ad_1] Stacy Peralta, it could easily be argued, has impacted action sports like no one else. Photo: Screenshot//Bones Brigade Interview I didn’t need much of an excuse to find myself driving north from San Luis Obispo on California’s picturesque Highway 1, following the asphalt seam that binds the Central Coast’s rugged Pacific coastline to the
[ad_1] Gallery to reopen its doors by year end or early next year; renovated arena to have total of 5 exhibition galleries, permanent gallery, dedicated artists’ room, & enhanced aesthetics The restoration and renovation of the state’s only government-run art gallery, Venkatappa Art Gallery, was expected to be completed by October. However, due to some