WESTLAKE, Ohio – Andrea Campesino and her husband, Mark, arrived in the United States from Monterrey, Mexico, in 2010 when Mark was transferred to Cleveland by Ernst and Ernst as an IT specialist. Andrea, then 28, had been an art teacher in Mexico with a degree in architecture. She wasn’t sure what she would...
Read MoreSPRINGDALE, Utah (ABC4) – Zion National Park holds an annual art exhibition to raise funds for park and education programs. The exhibit, “Zion: A Legacy of Art,” is led by The Zion Forever Project, the official non-profit organization of Zion National Park, Cedar Breaks National Monument, and Pipe Spring National Monument. The exhibition runs...
Read MoreMARY CASSATT, LYDIA AT A TAPESTRY FRAME, CA. 1881. Oil on canvas, 65.1 × 92.4 cm. Collection of the Flint Institute of Arts, Flint, Michigan. Gift of the Whiting Foundation, 1967 LOTTE LASERSTEIN, MODEL ICH UND MEIN (ME AND MY MODEL), 1929-1930. Oil on canvas, 49.5 x 69.5 cm. Private family collection © 2021,...
Read MoreThemes of magic, healing and connectedness encompass the upcoming exhibit at the Terrain Outdoor Gallery at Oak Cliff. Mylan Nguyen opens Nahualito October 2. Nguyen “creates cute and playful characters in his work,” which include ceramics, illustration, printmaking and installation, according to a press release: “Nahualito continues its exploration of these themes and draws...
Read MoreSign up for our PoliticsNY newsletter for the latest coverage and to stay informed about the 2021 election in your district and across New York Portraits and landscapes, glued to canvases attached to three-dimensional cubes, tell stories of injustice, freedom, triumph and sorrow, lined the East River promenade in Brooklyn Bridge Park in Brooklyn...
Read MoreServe the “black coffee” Freeport Players presents “Black Coffee” by Agatha Christie, until September 26, at the Freeport Performing Arts Center. A mysterious murder with touches of comedy and romance, the promoters say Christie’s play creates a stunning theatrical experience. Contributor / Freeport Players Exhibitions / Galleries “The Advent of Green Acre, a Bahá’í...
Read MoreLet’s be clear here: we’re good with anything that puts more money straight into the pockets of performers, especially those who are still in the midst of the intimidating process of finding the audience that will finally give them the level of worship they have. they surely deserve. So the concept of NFT (non-fungible...
Read MoreWith an influx of in-person activities taking place throughout the State College community, it’s no surprise that art exhibits and live performances have seen a recent upsurge. From musicals and plays to facilities showcasing unique forms of artwork, here’s a list of new and upcoming cultural activities to experience at State College and Penn...
Read MoreNorwich’s Art Space Gallery is hosting an exhibition featuring the work of Westerly artist Sara Lucia Rekstis until the end of next week. Artist Suzanne Boada, Art Space Gallery Artist in Residence and Volunteer Coordinator, said when she was introduced to Sara’s work by fellow artist Sean Kelley (a painter and butcher who works...
Read MoreBefore entering the Duke’s beloved Nasher Art Museum, the top of the door displays an array of graphics and words welcoming visitors as well as new COVID-19 protocols. Next to these directions, the graphic reads: “Art is waiting for you! We are so glad you are here. After nearly a year and a half...
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