It may seem paradoxical, but at an exhibition that talks about consent, the most recurring word in the works on display is ‘no’: that refusal which should be enough to quell inappropriate desires and unrequited attention, a simple word that, too often, is not enough. It also appears twice in the title
Debbie Golf captures the beauty of fall with brush and knife strokes in this mountain scene. Gold is one of the many artists who will be displaying works at Artisan Rhapsody this weekend in Vail. Artisan Rhapsody/Courtesy photo The grandeur of the Rocky Mountains during autumn is a sight to behold. The bright aspen leaves
It’s been five years since BUTTER, the fine art fair that celebrates and spotlights Black artists, launched the hidden art gem of a city, Indianapolis. The organizers behind the Midwest’s largest Black fine art fair now plan to expand the event to the West Coast. GANGGANG, founded by Mali Bacon and her husband Alan Bacon, is
by Mary Spiller September 20, 2025 This year’s festival surpassed last year’s total in two nights, logging $143,000 in sales, including a $15,000 acquisition by Indiana Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton. The fifth annual BUTTER Fine Arts Fair returned to Indianapolis over Labor Day weekend, drawing more than 10,000 attendees to the historic Stutz Building and
Sales during the VIP preview of the inaugural Untitled Art Houston fair on Thursday (18 September) were uneven according to exhibitors, though lower-priced works in particular sold well. Curiosity about Houston and the city’s first new fair in years has participating dealers feeling hopeful the event will help kickstart a new national appreciation for Space
Award-winning, Park City-based fine art photographer Bret Webster, who opened the Bret Webster Images gallery in 2012 on Main Street, is expanding his audience. The retired chemical engineer, who worked in the aerospace industry before shifting his focus on the camera, has opened two new galleries — one on the Las Vegas Strip and one
She uses this slowness as a metaphor for life more generally, expressing that it reminds her to focus on the details, such as the ways in which “layer by layer, colours transform and gradiate”.Daisy Toh with permission for Varsity Daisy Toh is known for her delicate ceramics that immortalise the subtleties of the human experience.
How do I intend to improve myself academically and, by extension, improve the world? Why, with a BA in fine art, specialising in painting? It’s been a tense few months. Globally, yes, but also personally. In April, I applied to university to complete my degree. I have one more year left, and then I will
Installation view of Yoichi Ohira : Japan in Murano at Magazzino Photograph by MARCO ANELLI/TOMMASO SACCONI © @marco_anelli_studio @tommasosacconi Marco Anelli/Tommaso Sacconi © From brightly colored bud vases with narrow stems that look like glazed porcelain with hand scrawled designs to an orb that mimics the appearance of shiru-wan (Japanese soup bowls) traditionally made from
A collection of paintings by Kelly are expected to be the highest selling lots at Mitchells Antiques and Fine Art Sale from September 24 to 26. The sale will also feature artwork by John Piper, amongst other highlights. An abstract oil and collage on card from 1962/63 by John Piper RA(Image: Mitchells) A total of