Category: Art

A new exhibition titled ‘Exploring the Current’ is being hosted by The Wichita Art Museum, featuring contemporary art with thematic elements. The exhibit showcases works from various artists who delve into and make commentary on current social issues and cultural trends. The exhibit, curated by museum staff, is intended to inspire thought and promote discussion…

In a recent CNN report, the potential return of bullfighting to Mexico City after a two-year absence has ignited protests from animal rights activists. This development evoked memories of a bullfight attended in Lima, Peru, a grand spectacle featuring a renowned Spanish matador. Accompanied by my dear friend Rosa’s father, Guillermo, and his friend, the…

“Art is hope, it’s opportunity, it’s education, it’s all of the things we all want.” — Alice Walton, Founder and Chair, Art Bridges Foundation Discover the inspiring mission of Art Bridges Foundation, dedicated to breaking barriers and making art accessible to all. In this article, explore how the foundation collaborates with over 220 museums nationwide,…

The Seattle Art Museum (SAM) has taken steps to comply with recent federal legislation requiring consultation with tribes before exhibiting or researching Native American cultural items. In response, SAM will temporarily remove five items of Tlingit origin from public view. This move is part of the revisions to the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation…

Surrey Art Gallery is thrilled to announce the Winter Opening of the group exhibition “un/tangling, un/covering, un/doing” on February 9 from 6:30 pm to 9 pm. The event will feature a compelling panel discussion with exhibiting artists Rebecca Bair, Wally Dion, and Clare Yow, moderated by associate curator Suvi Bains. The evening will be concluded…

For the next several months, Kennedy’s Restaurant and Pub, located on Maple Street in Marlborough, is offering patrons something special – an art exhibit featuring over three dozen pieces from the permanent collection of Marlborough Public Schools. This collection graces the walls of the main floor as well as the loft upstairs. The restaurant’s initiative…

The Sackville artist expressed her desire to showcase the beauty of New Brunswick to people in her “initial home.”

Her dancing sometimes overshadowed her thrillingly dramatic way with a song: husky yet clarion, unaffected but full of comment and character.