Guests welcome to take in arts, drama and music Dryden seniors, left to right Caila Fitchett, Cara Prusakiewicz and Chloe DeLoy work on their art projects for an upcoming show. Editor’s note: The following article was submitted by Sheryl Czerwinski of Dryden Community Schools. DRYDEN — On Saturday, April 25, Dryden Community Schools will
Sir Billy Connolly has released a new range of artistic prints highlighting his unique observations of the world, from trips to the gym to mischievous trees and snow globes. Connolly, who was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2013, retired from comedy in 2020, and has since concentrated on creating art at his home in Florida.
On the corner wall of Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church in London, just a stone’s throw from Oxford Street, one of the busiest shopping areas in Europe, a figure by British street artist Endless has been installed. The figure is of a rough sleeper, an individual experiencing homelessness, tucked into a sleeping bag with the text
The exhibition will run at Barlow Fine Art in Thornham from April 2 to 18. It will feature works by acclaimed artists Robert King RI RSMA and Chrissie Birchall PVP SWA. Mr King’s pieces include beach scenes, interiors, figurative works and views of The Solent. “Robert King’s work is very light and also very full
TAWA 2026 Bill Neale Youth Art Competition Winners Named It’s a wrap for the 2026 Bill Neale Automotive Fine Art Award for High School Students! As chair of the award that’s hosted by the Texas Auto Writers Association, I’m excited to share this year’s winners with you, and also thank all the students who submitted
Listen to this article Estimated 3 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. The TAP Centre for Creativity is filled with ambitious, deeply personal work from Fanshawe College’s graduating fine art students, but this
Grade: Senior. Age: 17. Art focus: Orchestra. Instrument: Viola. Proudest fine arts achievement: I take a lot of pride in my flexibility. In the past two years, our high school’s musical program has chosen musicals that don’t have any viola music for the pit orchestra, so I’ve had to become very adaptable to learning and
Emily Toomer is presenting her latest collections in the gallery space at 88 Crane Street. This marks a new venture for Ms Toomer, who, after deciding to pursue painting as her primary career, has seen recent success with exhibitions at Arundells and Fisherton Mill. The gallery, “Emily Toomer Fine Art,” is home to her spring/summer
Editor’s Note: This is one in an ongoing series of stories spotlighting downtown Tyler businesses in need of support from patrons during ongoing construction for the Downtown Improvement Project expected to continue through January 2028. The Tyler Morning Telegraph’s goal through this series, which began Jan. 1, is to reach a wider audience and drive
Announcement Pratt Fine Arts is delighted to invite visitors to a two-part show curated by Alessandra Gómez at Dock 72 in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Installation view of 2025 Pratt Fine Arts MFA Thesis Exhibition Part 1: Access Denied (March 31-April 11, 2025), featuring work by K Rawald (MFA Sculpture ’25) (photo by Cary Whittier)