August 12, 2025

Fine Art

Fine Art

Room Without Walls by students of CFA in Thiruvananthapuram is a coherent display of diverse identities

At Room Without Walls, an art exhibition by the outgoing batch of Master of Fine Arts (MFA) course of the College of Fine Arts, Thiruvananthapuram, oil paintings by Vishnu Chandran R transform canvases into shelves (and not the organised kind). There is a looming sense of chaos in finding a floor cleaner, talcum powder and

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Turning your creative passion into a career

Are you someone who’s always been drawn to creativity, colors, sketches, or designs? Do you find it easier to express yourself through visuals than words? If you’re passionate about art, design, or visual storytelling, then a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) could be the perfect higher education choice for you. It’s a program designed for

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Kimberly Boulon Continues Her Work after Closing Her St. John Fine Art Gallery

Kimberly Boulon Fine Art Gallery recently closed its doors after 13 years. (Photocourtesy Kimberly Boulon) Supermarket. Drugstore. Hardware store. Bank. Mail Center. The Marketplace on St. John is a place to go to get things done – and maybe pick up something good to eat while you’re there. For 13 years, the Kimberly Boulon Fine

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Cross-border collaboration boosts fine arts competitiveness: Minister

Jakarta (ANTARA) – Minister of Creative Economy Teuku Riefky Harsya stated that collaboration between the government and international painting communities can build a more competitive fine arts sector. “This activity not only demonstrates the power of art as a medium of expression but also represents a concrete form of collaboration between international painters and local

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Exhibition at Sarasota Art Museum features fine art prints made by 17 of nation’s top African American artists

Printmaking is an art form that has been around since the Renaissance. To ensure that it continues to flourish, some fine art printing presses regularly invite painters, sculptors and mixed media artists to come in and work with a master printer to produce fine art prints. Paulson Fontaine in Berkeley, California has done this for

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Sooke Fine Arts Show kicks off 39th year with record-breaking sales

The Sooke Fine Arts show will attract thousands of visitors to the SEAPARC arena until Aug. 4 The Sooke Fine Arts Show (SFAS) has drawn the curtains for its 39th year.  The show kicked off July 25 with a record-breaking buyers’ night. Although Jen Hayward, SFAS executive director, could not disclose the total of the works sold, she could

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Many factors went into designing Frida Kahlo exhibit at Museum of Fine Arts

What does it take to create an exhibition? When a visitor enters a museum gallery, what they see is the culmination of months or even years of work by museum staff. Last month, the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts opened Frida Kahlo: Picturing an Icon. This exhibition, featuring over 120 photographs, is a small

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August exhibit announced at Justus Fine Art Gallery

The August exhibit at Justus Fine Art Gallery, 827-A Central Ave., will mark the 21st anniversary of the gallery and will feature a wide selection of work by artists including Michael Ashley, Mark Blaney, Donnie Copeland, Adrian Deckbar, Matthew Hasty, Robyn Horn, Dolores Justus, John Lasater, Dennis McCann, Linda Palmer, Sammy Peters, Tony Saladino, Sandra

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Montreal museum partners with doctors to ‘prescribe’ art

Getty Images Could these paintings make you feel better? Montreal physicians will soon have a new possible prescription for their patients: fine art. A doctors’ organisation and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) are partnering to allow physicians to write prescriptions for free museum visits. The initiative is being billed as the first of

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Art market in ‘existential’ strife?

The art world presents a curious paradox. On one hand: opulent openings, seven-figure auction sales, and elite donors whose status grows through their affiliation with prestigious institutions. On the other: a majority of working artists struggling to survive; often supplementing their income through second jobs, gig work, or the support of partners. This tension is

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