[ad_1] Deputy Commissioner B. Fauzia Tarannum inaugurating Kala Soudha in Kalaburagi on Tuesday. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Kalaburagi has got a new art gallery, Kala Soudha, that has thrown open its doors to art enthusiasts not just from the city but also from across the Kalyana Karnataka region. Deputy Commissioner B. Fauzia Tarannum inaugurated
[ad_1] For about a decade, the cramped, lively quarters of Provo’s Writ & Vision operated as a kind of unofficial headquarters for the Mormon intelligentsia — a place where, within the shadow of church-owned Brigham Young University, the curious could gather to safely explore ideas one didn’t often find in Latter-day Saint Sunday school manuals.
[ad_1] ‘Made in Birmingham’ display explores some of the people, places and things which make the city what it is. New and familiar artworks displayed with a focus better reflecting the city’s personality and future. Tearoom and Museum Shop reopens to visitors. Museum reopening from Wednesday to Sunday, 10am until 5pm. Victorian Radicals exhibition extended
[ad_1] Brenda Agresti put up her Little Free Art Gallery a few weeks ago and was surprised and gratified by the response. (Photo by Laura Hagar Rush) We’ve done a couple of stories over the years about Sebastopol’s many Little Free Libraries. But a few weeks ago, Sebastopol resident Brenda Agresti added a new twist
[ad_1] Photo: The King’s Gallery The Italian Renaissance was a period in art history symbolising total rebirth; it was a explosion of creativity that transformed the way we see the world, still inspiring artists to this day. From Leonardo da Vinci’s innovative studies of anatomy and nature to Michelangelo’s breathtaking exploration of the human form,
[ad_1] An art exhibition depicting graphic sexual acts has been closed down following complaints by angry locals. The exhibition called ‘F*** Yeah’ was due to run from October 17 until Tuesday in Newtown in Sydney’s inner west. The artist called Roleszy had booked the creative space Studio 551. The artwork depicted nude or partially nude
[ad_1] Pierre Subleyras’s The Mystical Marriage of St Catherine de’ Ricci (1746) Gallerie degli Uffizi, Florence In 1746, Pope Benedict XIV canonised five new saints in a ceremony at St Peter’s Basilica in Rome, commissioning large paintings to depict their memorable deeds. The French painter Pierre Subleyras won two commissions, including The Mystical Marriage of
[ad_1] The Made in Birmingham display “explores some of the people, places and things which make the city what it is”, the museum said. It will include some familiar items, such as the giant logo from the now-demolished HP Sauce factory and a sign from the Eagle & Tun pub – where local band UB40
[ad_1] Gorstella Gallery, located in the Cheshire village of Dodleston near Chester, is inviting art enthusiasts to view and purchase original works at its annual exhibition. The gallery will host launch events on Thursday, November 7, and Friday, November 8, between 6.30pm and 9.30pm, complete with a drinks reception. Viewings will also be available on
[ad_1] Any space can be an art gallery, from dead malls and shipping containers to digital work projected onto buildings or bridges. While seeing galleries pop up on the east side of town has been great, there’s a refreshing feeling of normalcy to see spaces emerge downtown, like after/time, an artist-run gallery and seven-member collective