[ad_1] If you need a reminder why you moved to New York, Club Rhubarb promises the affirmation you seek. The nomadic art project from artist-turned-curator Tony Cox echoes the transgressive and make-do attitude of a downtown before soaring rents and invasive chain stores. (Image credit: Thomas Loof) After two prior locations – Cox’s own Chinatown
[ad_1] The San Diego County Board of Supervisors will consider a proposal to use county funding to bolster the region’s arts and culture scene on Wednesday. If passed, the initiative would invest millions into the arts, especially focused on diverse and underserved communities, the supervisors said. This comes as the city of San Diego continues
[ad_1] Like many regional galleries, the collection at Penlee House in Cornwall tends to be dominated by male artists, a legacy of the inequality faced by female creators over centuries. But from Thursday, thanks to a collaboration between galleries, visitors to the site in Penzance will be able to view work by some of the
[ad_1] New art gallery Visual Feast is located at 4421 Creekside Avenue, Suite 117. (Mary Helene Hall / Bham Now) A new art gallery in Patton Creek Shopping Center in Hoover is seeking up-and-coming artists to join its gallery community. Visual Feast Gallery is the manifestation of 78-year-old abstract artist Rose Cook’s lifelong dream. The
[ad_1] J Lawrence Isherwood with his partner Pat White He was a prolific artist, but rarely have so many paintings by Wigan’s own James Lawrence Isherwood gone on sale at the same time. More than 100 of his works – the collection of is late partner Pat White – could be snaffled up by collectors
[ad_1] A Portsmouth artist’s work is now available to buy at the city’s Museum and Art Gallery, and at Southsea Castle A new collection of ceramic ornaments made by a 23-year-old artist are now available to buy at Portsmouth Museum and Art Gallery and at Southsea Castle. Charlotte Kennedy Scott, a ceramicist and fibre artist
[ad_1] As usual, summer in Maine is brimming with interesting art experiences, and the state’s treasure of museums are meeting the challenge. There are collaborations, chief among them the jointly organized exhibition “By Design: The Worlds of Betsy James Wyeth,” which examine various places where Andrew Wyeth’s wife, Betsy, left the indelible imprint of her
[ad_1] When it comes to the builders of modern Houston, the guys, naturally, get most of the credit. There are the philanthropic foundations still thriving thanks to the oil fortunes of wildcatter Hugh Roy Cullen and industrialist George R. Brown, and there are the contributions to social justice and fine arts from visionary John de
[ad_1] You know Hieronymus Bosch’s The Garden of Earthly Delights? That psychedelic triptych chock-a-block with creatures real and imagined and the monstrosities of hell? Well, my toddler and I are in it. To be precise, we’re slap-bang in the middle of the cosmic central panel, which is projected on to the wide walls around us,
[ad_1] Published 4th May 2026, 12:48 BST Paul Mirfin set up his gallery at the Grade II listed Knaresborough station earlier this year. He also has a studio, where he paints and teaches art classes. The impressionist oil painter, who lives in Knaresborough and has worked for Northern for 23 years, is known for producing