When watercolourist Phillip Pollack is surrounded by the greenery and warmth that come with a Florida fall and winter, his mind travels to a distant and very different landscape. Old memories of hiking resurface from his childhood as he remembers growing up in Iowa with his three brothers. Instead of palm trees, he imagines...
Read MoreD&R Greenway Art Galleries have reopened with the Garden State Watercolor Society’s 51st Annual Jury Art Exhibition, the theme of which is quite significant right now. Entitled “Recovery,” the collection represents the natural health and well-being that flow along the Delaware River, the longest free-flowing river in the eastern United States, and on the...
Read MoreSave the date for the critical watercolor exhibition at Jill Krutick Fine Art, Mamaroneck, NY In partnership with SHIM Art Network and Karen Fitzgerald Art MAMARONECK, NY, USA, August 23, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ – Jill Krutick Fine Arts is delighted to be associated with the SHIM artistic network and Karen fitzgerald by @kbfitzgeraldart by hosting...
Read MoreThe University of Southern Mississippi (USM) Museum of Art has announced a call for nominations for Little Things Matter: National Juried Small-Scale Sculpture Exhibition, with a jury by George Beasley. This exhibition features small-scale sculptures made by artists from across the United States. Artists 18 years of age or older are invited to submit...
Read MoreAN ART exhibition in one of the most distinctive and unusual homes on the Isle of Wight takes place on the Bank Holiday weekend. Lisa Traxler’s Blast Wall exhibition explores the notion of home and the artist’s relationship to her distinctive home, retracing her experience of living in a WWII radar bunker in Saint-Laurent....
Read MoreWhen I was about eight, I took a school trip to the Art Institute and bought some Art Deco paper dolls before we left. By Jennifer evanoff I was fascinated because I had never seen anything like it before. They looked special and sophisticated. I didn’t even cut them out, but just looked at...
Read Morephoto: shutter With a handful of new moves on Windy City’s tech scene, find out how these companies are heating things up this summer with new capital and more. This is the Built In Chicago weekly update. Clinify Health raised $ 3.1 million. For the benefit of people living in underserved communities, the company...
Read More“Judi Krew: Hoard Couture, Where Art Meets Fashion” will be the next exhibition at Studio M at the Musée Massillon. , and work with unconventional materials. Krew’s mantra is ‘reuse, reuse, reconsider and reinvent’. STRONG POINTS An artist reception will be held at Studio M from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on August 28....
Read MoreChristal Gaines-Emory Writer Joel Anderson, a Fallbrook resident and an active member of the Fallbrook Art Association, will be one of 42 artists representing America at the 20th International Art Exchange Exhibition in Japan. The art exhibition will be held at the Chiba City Art Museum in Japan from August 3-8, showcasing talented artists...
Read MoreWhen artist Candice Lin looked for ways to respond to the pandemic, she began to build. The resulting structure – part tent, part retreat, and part history lesson – is now on display at the Walker Art Center. The official title of the work is “To infiltrate, to rot, to rest, to cry”. Spread...
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