September 8, 2026

Fine Art

Fine Art

Students of Mostafiz Academy of Fine Arts secure eight awards at the 32nd World Children’s Picture Contest

[ad_1] Students of the Mostafiz Academy of Fine Arts (MAFA) won eight awards at the 32nd World Children’s Picture Contest. This internationally acclaimed competition, organised by the renowned IE-NO-HIKARI Association of Japan, received a total of 11,479 artworks from 68 countries and regions this year. Out of these, only 200 entries were selected for awards.

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TEFAF New York Is a Cabinet of Curiosities

[ad_1] The European Fine Art Foundation (TEFAF) fair’s reputation for being at the top of the luxury spectrum lent it the air of a frenzied spring shopping spree on Thursday afternoon in New York City. Underneath bobbing strings of purple alliums, VIPs strode through the Park Avenue Armory previewing art, design, jewelry, and antiquities from

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Canada’s art market takes a nationalist turn amid trade war with US

[ad_1] At the opening of Riopelle: Crossroads in Time at the Vancouver Art Gallery in mid-March, the philanthropist Michael Audain, who chairs the Jean Paul Riopelle Foundation and is one of the celebrated Quebecois modernist’s most prominent collectors, extolled the late painter as one of “Canada’s greatest artistic heroes”. After acknowledging the presence of Jean-Luc

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Appraising Art – Door County Pulse

[ad_1] Suzanne Rose. Submitted. Having spent 35 years as an art photographer, Suzanne Rose considers herself an artist first and foremost. But she has also curated exhibits, written a regular column on art-related topics, and recently, added another adjacent skill to her roster: fine art appraisal. “I’m an artist, appraiser, curator and journalist, and I

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Shropshire art experts urge collectors to consider sales due to buoyant prices

[ad_1] Abigail Molenaar, from Shrewsbury-based Halls Fine Art, is also advising owners to ensure that their art collection’s insurance valuation is updated to safeguard against a potential loss or damage. Her timely advice follows a series of successful auctions of single owner art collections at Halls Fine Art in the last couple of years. A

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Graduating MSU fine arts seniors present ‘Transience’ exhibit

[ad_1] Contact: Christie McNeal STARKVILLE, Miss.—Seven graduating seniors majoring in fine arts at Mississippi State are showcasing their work with a thesis exhibition in two campus galleries. Seven graduating Mississippi State fine arts majors will showcase their work in a thesis exhibition May 11-17 in the Visual Arts Center and Cullis Wade Depot art galleries. Graduates

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Faye Toogood Lucid Dream Collection Exhibition Info

[ad_1] Summary Faye Toogood’s “Lucid Dream” furniture collection is on view until June at The Future Perfect and TIWA Select’s New York galleries. The collection includes Toogood’s hand-painted furniture pieces, rooted in an experimental process of intuitive artmaking. Just ahead of the NYCxDesign festival, British designer Faye Toogood has unveiled her latest collection, titled “Lucid

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Submissions being accepted for 25th annual Southwest Georgia Regional Fine Art Exhibition and Sale

[ad_1] ALBANY – This year marks a milestone year for the Albany Area Arts Council as it gets ready to host its 25th annual Southwest Georgia Regional Fine Art Exhibition and Sale. The exhibition is an opportunity for any local or regional artists to showcase their work and potentially make sales and win prize money.

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Fine art team seeking treasures at free valuation event in Shrewsbury

[ad_1] Silver, jewellery and bijouterie specialist Maryanne Lineker-Mobberley, Asian art, watches, furniture, ceramics and general valuer Alexander Clement and pictures, print and sculpture specialist Abigail Molenaar will be available to value a host of items between 10am and 3pm on Saturday, May 10, on a first come, first served basis. No appointment is needed. The

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Fine Arts Student of the Week: Junior dedicates herself to choir – Brainerd Dispatch

[ad_1] Grade: Junior. Age: 17. Art focus: Choir. Proudest fine arts achievement: In my sophomore year, our choral choir was invited to sing at an event called One Voice One Song. This event was for choirs within our area, giving them an opportunity to sing together in one big choir. I was able to do

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