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
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — It’s almost time for the fourth annual BUTTER Fine Art Fair. Butter highlights artwork from Black and brown artists from Indiana and across the United States. It’s an event The New York Times called “a new model for economic justice in the arts.” Guests who buy tickets will also have the chance
Like almost everyone else during the pandemic, Jill Pearson was bored of staring at a screen. A professional illustrator with a fine arts degree from the University of the Arts, she created freelance works via Photoshop for her job from her home in Downingtown, but she wanted more. Freelance Photoshop Illustrator wasn’t the glamorous life
BUTTER is an art fair with a mission to showcase and support Black visual artists. The event aims to either sell or loan out 100% of the artworks showcased at the fair; all of its proceeds will revert directly to the artists. We had a conversation with Temara Payton, host of the Conversation Cove at
Atelier4 is charting its own course in the fine art storage and shipping sector. This week, the industry veteran announced the launch of their new exclusive service, dubbed Art Aboard, which will specialize in “curating and managing fine art installations aboard luxury yachts”, according to a company statement. The New York-based company will continue to