[ad_1] I started working on these “Love Not War” banners just a few days after Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022. I began with the Ukrainian flag colors, but soon recognized that there were other countries at war right now, with innocent people dying and refugees fleeing. Specifically, in […]
Day: May 18, 2022
Elkhart Civic Theatre postpones the opening of ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’ until May 20
[ad_1] Stacey Nickel, left, Angela Runyan and Brock Butler appear in a scene from Elkhart Civic Theatre’s production of “Arsenic and Old Lace” that had been scheduled to open May 13 at the Bristol Opera House. It has been moved to May 20. BRISTOL — The opening for “Arsenic and […]
Mother, child & fashionable beach culture
[ad_1] It is easy to see why Emanuel Phillips Fox’s Bathing hour (L’heure du bain) c.1909 is one of the most popular paintings in the Gallery’s Australian Art Collection: sun sparkling on a golden beach; a pretty woman in a lovely dress tenderly drying a little girl; a tranquil blue […]
Metaspore, a look into the “biopolitics of the senses” – We Make Money Not Art
[ad_1] We are getting increasingly comfortable with the idea of having a community of bacteria living inside and on our bodies. Health experts have convinced us that we need to care for the “friendly” bacteria in our gut while the beauty industry sells probiotics-infused mists and potions that will maintain […]
Marketing, Mastery and Magic Moments
[ad_1] In the last few newsletters, we’ve been urging our readers to send in their art marketing questions to be answered in future issues. We’ve already received so many great questions that we can’t wait to answer in upcoming newsletters! Rhee R. wrote in to say: “What if […]
Art, music and dance capture the imagination of Brockton kindergartners
[ad_1] This story was updated on May 12, 2022 at 1:46 p.m. BROCKTON — A group of kindergartners at the Mary E. Baker Elementary School sat on a large, navy blue rug, eagerly waiting for Catherine Piazza to hand them a brightly colored, egg-shaped shaker. As she waded through the […]
“Swimmers, Swinging Bridge, Topsham, Maine” by Michael Kolster — Portland Museum of Art
[ad_1] Michael Kolster’s (born 1963) Take Me to the River series, supported by a prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship, documents four “unsung” American river ways—the Androscoggin, Schuylkill, James, and Savannah—to visualize their ecological transformations since the passage of the Clean Water Act of 1972. His pictures demonstrate how waters and shores once […]
Dead Space remake to showcase art design in next developer livestream later this week
[ad_1] EA Motive has announced its next livestream for the Dead Space remake will take place on Thursday and will focus on the game’s art design. It’ll be the latest in an ongoing series of behind-the-scenes look at the horror remake’s progress. The team in Montreal have been keeping a […]
Passion – Veronica Winters Painting
[ad_1] Passion “A picture is first of all a product of the imagination of the artist. It must never be a copy.” Edgar Degas Focus, 38inches, oil painting on canvas by Veronica Winters Dedicate your time to your passion. People have a lot of potential but they don’t know that […]
Manami Sasaki’s Toast Art Makes for Beautiful Breakfasts
[ad_1] Bored during the COVID lockdowns, one Japanese artist discovered a one-of-a-kind canvas for her work: the humble slice of breakfast toast. Japanese modern art-style toast art by Manami Sasaki. Floral toast art creation by Manami Sasaki. Black and white mountain toast art scene by Manami Sasaki. “I was getting […]