May 30, 2026

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Free rock painting event coming up at Art SUX Gallery

[ad_1] SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — Artists of all ages and skill levels have a fun opportunity to check out at the Art SUX Gallery this Saturday. Which tattoo shops rank highest in Sioux City? From 10:30 a.m. to noon on July 19, the gallery will be hosting a free rock painting event. Attendees will

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Staffordshire Hoard viewings are opening at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery – full details

[ad_1] A series of exclusive guided access sessions to see the Staffordshire Hoard – one of the most celebrated Anglo-Saxon treasure hoards in the world – are being made available at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. The sessions are running on selected Thursdays and Saturdays ahead of BMAG’s full reopening to the public later this

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Lux Neon Art Gallery in Dania Beach hosts a creative venue where local artists showcase their work – WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports

[ad_1] We’ve been really thinking about this for a couple of years now. Does art imitate life, or does life imitate art? See, sometimes we do ask ethereal, deep questions on Deco. Well, I don’t have the answers, and Alex Miranda probably doesn’t either, but he’s got the next best thing. He’s live in Dania

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A hundred years on, Cork Street is the beating heart of London’s art scene once more – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] Cork Street, the beating heart of Britain’s commercial art world, for much of the past century, celebrates its centenary this year. To mark the occasion, 15 galleries are taking part in a group show inspired by a controversial Jean Cocteau work that the American dealer and patron Peggy Guggenheim was forced to install out

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New northern Ontario art installation lets visitors call a local river or lake

[ad_1] Visitors to the New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA) gallery in the northern Ontario village of South River will soon get to give nearby lakes and rivers a call. Sound artist Eric Powell has a new installation called Voice of the Water that connects a rotary phone from the 1970s to recordings of waterways from

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TOM Art Gallery Opens Summer Exhibitions

[ad_1] Support local journalism! Don’t let others regulate what news you see. Bookmark bayshorebroadcasting.ca to ensure you always have a direct connection to your trusted source for local news and information. All The Calm and Calamity Exhibit (Photo by Nathan Shubert) The Tom Thomson Art Gallery in Owen Sound is launching its summer

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Extraordinary sculptures among artwork at Tyrrell Art Gallery’s exhibition at C3 Church in Cambridge

[ad_1] Tyrrell Art Gallery will host an international art exhibition at the C3 Church in Cambridge on Saturday (19 July) with some extraordinary work. Running from 11am-4pm at the Brooks Road church, work by Ukrainian artist Khrystyna Kozyuk, Austrian artist Ernestine Tahedl, Dutch artist Irene Hoff, Colombian artist Rosario d’Espinay Saint-Luc, Brazilian artist Téia Peters,

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Aspen Art Week 2025: The Fairs and Aspen Art Museum

[ad_1] The Aspen Art Fair returns to Hotel Jerome later this month. Zach Hilty/BFA.com Once a year, Aspen becomes a high-altitude art capital thanks to Aspen Art Week, which returns on July 29 with a reinvigorated sense of purpose and an increasingly ambitious slate of programming that stretches across fairs, institutions and a constellation of

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Marty Herman: Building a Legacy of Art and Integrity in Sedona

[ad_1] In today’s art market, commercialism often overshadows creativity. Gallery owners must walk a tightrope between business and creativity. For Marty Herman, that balance is more than strategy; it’s philosophy. As owner, founder and manager of Exposures International Gallery of Fine Art in Sedona, Arizona, Mr. Herman has created a space that celebrates honesty, artistic

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‘This is Scotland’ exhibition opens at Roger Billcliffe Gallery

[ad_1] All four points of the compass are covered, from Neil Macdonald’s Abandoned Cottage, Hoy, to Ruth Nicol’s explorations of the Selkirk farmlands. Unsurprisingly, the Western Isles figure largely – Ann Oram on Iona, Mathew Draper on Raasay, Sarah Carrington on Rhum and more. Ronnie Smith and James Fullarton head east visiting Dunnottar Castle and

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