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
The artist Beau Stanton (NYC ) painting reggae artist Garnett Silk, who passed away trying to save his mother from their burning house. (Photo: Joe Risolia) In virtually every cultural pursuit, the tiny island nation of Jamaica has punched above its weight— “the world’s least populous cultural superpower,” as it’s frequently dubbed. In sports (Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce,
Do you have art hanging on your wall, or a piece tucked away in your attic, and you’ve always wondered what it might be worth? Well, now is the time to find out as Heffel Fine Art Auction House has made its way to Winnipeg to help people with their art inquiries.
Duncan Simcoe’s Candelabra Duncan Simcoe, a Southern California artist and former chair of the College of Architecture, Visual Arts and Design at California Baptist University in Riverside, offers his signature limited-palette paintings on dark construction-grade tar paper in Night Visions: The Black Drawings of Duncan Simcoe, 2014-2024 from Aug. 29 to Nov. 9 in the
In an art world dominated by established names and high-profile exhibitions, emerging artists often struggle to gain the recognition they deserve. Yet it is precisely these new voices—unfiltered, bold, and brimming with innovative ideas—that push the boundaries of artistic expression. Supporting emerging artists not only nurtures their growth but also strengthens the entire art ecosystem.