Linda Justason says she hasn’t had anyone knock on the door of her Florenceville home during this New Brunswick election so far, but if someone did, it just might influence her vote. “Then I’d have the opportunity to ask them the questions that I would like to ask that they haven’t answered yet,” she said.
In the upcoming episode of “Hope in the Wild,” titled “The Fine Art of Caring,” viewers will witness a heartwarming collaboration between wildlife rehabilitation and artistic expression. Airing at 12:30 Pm on Saturday, October 19, 2024, on CBS, this episode follows the story of a local artist named Melissa, who lends her creative talents to
The UNLV College of Fine Arts now offers a new degree program for students wishing to pursue a career in the arts within a broad context. The BA in Creative Practices will offer dedicated course studies in arts leadership, management, and entrepreneurship. “This program is designed with a contemporary vision towards redefining how we think about
For a select few, when Charli XCX says to make a pilgrimage upstate in the middle of the day on a Thursday, you ditch work early, try to put together an outfit that looks both “fall” and “slutty,” and then board the 12:35 Metro-North to Poughkeepsie with a final destination in Cornwall. No one said
Mall Galleries led by artists are holding an online fundraising auction from October 7th to 13th, which features over 200 original artworks from award-winning members of the the Federation of British Artists. Photo Credit: mallgalleries.org.uk Mall galleries have released a list of contributing artists, but the artworks will remain anonymous until the auction ends on October
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — The Bakersfield Museum of Art is kicking-off October’s Second Saturday’s with an event featuring lowriders, jazz and fine art. Jacqueline Valenzuela’s exhibit “Con Safos, Con Fuerza” blends aesthetics of lowrider culture with fine art. The solo-exhibition will be ready to view at BMoA from Oct. 12 to Jan. 3rd. WATCH: Kern
A study for “Where The Wild Things Are,” from 1963, in the Denver Art Museum’s “Wild Things: The Art of Maurice Sendak” exhibit. Oct. 10, 2024. Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite Denver Art Museum visitors will be greeted by a huge, horned, googly-eyed creature as they make their way upstairs this winter. To those in the know,
It was this experience, visiting museums in NYC, that triggered Lyman’s interest in collecting art, relying on his personal taste and an eye for “beauty” to guide him, rather than any formal study of the art market, and no academic training in studio art. “I dabbled in painting. I was not even showing my own
Bruce McColl – Things on Tabletops. A show of newer paintings by Bruce McColl at Sullivan Fine Arts Gallery. October 10 – November 23, 2024. Artist Bruce McColl standing between two of his watercolors in this new show at Sullivan Fine Art Gallery. Photo | Keith Spiro The well-attended opening reception at Sullivan Framing and
By Cheryl Allen KALONA “Since the beginning of human existence, the ways in which we have gathered have changed, but the reasons we come together have not. We are ultra-social creatures who biologically evolved to belong to something greater than ourselves. We need one another, and without strong and lasting connections to family, friends, colleagues,