The Butter Fine Art Fair is returning for its fourth iteration this week, spotlighting the work of Black artists from all over the country in a celebratory setting with an unconventional economic model—100% of the proceeds from art sales go directly to the artists. More than 60 exhibitors will join in an action-packed series of
Fine art wildlife photographer Harry Skeggs’ images of exotic animals hang in galleries the world over, with price tags of his limited-edition prints running into the thousands. In this issue’s lead feature, he shares his tips and technique that elevate his images from mere photographs to works of art. Our apprentice heads to the moors
Artists, makers, and creators will showcase their work from 10am to 4pm on Saturday, September 7 and Sunday, September 8, at Hutton Buscel Village Hall. Entry and parking are free, and refreshments will be available. The exhibition will feature a wide variety of artworks across sculpture, ceramics, photography, needle and wet felting, jewellery, crafts, fine
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The fourth annual Butter Fine Art Fair that starts Thursday will showcase 60 Black contemporary artists at The Stutz business center in downtown Indianapolis. Butter will run through Labor Day weekend. Most of the artists are from Indiana, but 10 of them are Los Angeles-based. Deonna Craig, director of the fair, said,
Cricket Fine Art is delighted to announce an exhibition of recent works by Katharine Edwards, opening in September. This will be the artist’s first exhibition with the gallery after joining in 2021. Featuring over 30 large works on canvas, and a number of smaller works on paper, the exhibition highlights Edwards’ affinity with Italy and
Joan Weiss of Dunwoody and Sharon Weiss of Sandy Springs are not related. Maybe they are kindred spirit muses in Atlanta’s active art scene. Viewers were in for a double treat as Both Weiss’s works have been exhibited for the month of August at the Sandy Springs Library. Sharon Weiss’ “Water Lily on Pond” is her
INDIANAPOLIS — A growing art fair returns to Indianapolis this week — It’s called BUTTER and it’s known as America’s equitable fine art fair. “That centers the care and the economic viability of black visual artists,” said GANGGANG Co-founder and Creative Director, Mali Bacon. Each year the BUTTER Fine Art Fair gets bigger and bigger.
Photo from the exhibition, An Adventure in The Arts, which was on view at BU Art Galleries’ Faye G., Jo, and James Stone Gallery in fall 2023. Photo by Jackie Ricciardi Visual Arts With its mission to exhibit inclusive, dynamic art for all, Boston University Art Galleries returns this fall with exhibitions that celebrate photography,
Ukrainian artist, Oleksiy Sai returns to Burning Man festival this year to unveil his new sculpture, symbolising the perseverance, resilience and strength of the Ukrainian people in the face of ongoing war. Spelling out the words ‘I’m Fine’ through individually placed street signs, fences and gates ripped apart and damaged by bullets and shrapnel from all
The sophomore honoree of the Balkrishna Doshi: Guru Ratna Award is Professor Jyoti Bhatt, accorded the prestigious award in recognition of his exceptional contributions to visual arts and fine arts education. “It is with great reverence and admiration that we recognise Shri Jyoti Bhatt for his untiring commitment to furthering arts education, his quest for