[ad_1] A recent survey has found only four in ten Brits consider the arts to be inclusive – three quarters of us have never attended an orchestra performance and half haven’t been to an art gallery 15:16, 27 Aug 2025Updated 15:33, 27 Aug 2025 A third argue arts are still only reserved for the ‘privileged’
[ad_1] This undated photo shows a scene from the “China Focus” program”s road show staged during this year’s Edinburgh Fringe in the UK. [Photo/Official WeChat Account of Shanghai Fabu] Nine original Chinese productions staged a total of 37 performances at the Edinburgh International Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe from July 30 to August 25, according
[ad_1] ‘Echoes of Abstraction: from Pollock to Cross-Cultural Heritage’ at the New York Fine Arts Society Ed Shin The exhibition “Echoes of Abstraction: From Pollock to Cross-Cultural Heritage” opened at the New York Fine Arts Society to an inspired and diverse audience, offering a powerful tribute to one of the 20th century’s most influential artists
[ad_1] Reenie Marx wants it to be well known that she is not completely retiring. She is only “rounding the circle,” to whatever comes next in life. The incredibly talented photographer and fine artist is having an End of an Era Sale of her collection on August 30 and 31. Marx’s photos can easily be
[ad_1] Clinton Engelberger | Suncoast Searchlight Raised in Sarasota by a single mother, Katherine Ceaser’s first encounters with fine art came on school field trips. As a girl, she wandered museums and galleries with her class, drawn to bursts of color and form that suggested other possibilities. Those early encounters left a mark. Decades later,
[ad_1] With a giant check representing aid to the William Bonifas Fine Arts Center, from left are Todd Gartland, Kenneth Gartland, Dale Gartland and Bonifas Director Chelsea Hart. (Submitted photo) ESCANABA — As part of the recovery from the fire that occurred earlier this year, the William Bonifas Fine Arts Center has received financial help
[ad_1] Now in its fifth year, BUTTER, the celebration of Black visual art is back August 28 to 31 at The Stutz, bringing 50 artists from Indiana and around the world, and a bigger, more immersive experience than ever. Here’s what you should know. What’s New This Year More Art, Wider Range: The largest collection
[ad_1] Nancy Cartwright already has one of the most famous voices in animation. But now, she’s mastering the art itself. The Simpsons star recently traded in her microphone (and Bart Simpson’s notorious stack of megaphones) for a paintbrush, showcasing some of her recent fine art pieces at an exhibition near her hometown of Dayton, Ohio.
[ad_1] Local artist Rebecca J. Jones is a prolific creator who found national fame in her work with animation, even as she continues to explore photography, doodling, illustrating, sketching, drawing, and other fine arts. Her work has been an integral part of Out of Our Minds animation studio’s projects in television, film, virtual reality, and
[ad_1] Hillsdale College will host a series of fine arts events in August and September. The events are open to the public, with some requiring ticket reservations, according to a community announcement. The lineup includes art exhibits, faculty recitals and performances by guest artists. Here’s a breakdown: Faculty Recital on Aug. 28 7:30 p.m. in