[ad_1] Ascaso Gallery is pleased to announce Reviver, a solo exhibition of work by Los Angeles artist Andrew Hem, opening June 30. Known for his unearthly color aesthetic and a singular approach to portraiture, Hem weaves emotional narratives around figures inhabiting breathtaking landscapes and twilight cityscapes, employing these settings to […]
Month: June 2022
Penobscot Theatre hopes long-delayed ‘9 to 5’ musical ends a ‘really tough few years’
[ad_1] Three years ago, when Penobscot Theatre Company announced that the musical version of beloved movie “9 to 5” would be its summer show for 2020, the idea was simply that people would enjoy a fun romp featuring Dolly Parton’s iconic songs. Now, as the production finally premieres on the […]
Juxtapoz Magazine – INSEX: Alex Stoddard’s Colorfully Dark, Surreal World
[ad_1] The photographs from Alex Stoddard’s exhibition at Fahey/Klein Gallery, INSEX, explore the parallels between metamorphosis in the natural world and human coming-of-age. Through staged, highly stylized images, Stoddard invites viewers into a colorfully dark world of budding sexuality and crawling insects. This series of previously unreleased images paint a […]
Susan Catherine Moore Waters – my daily art display
[ad_1] Today I am delving into the life of the nineteenth century American painter Susan Waters. It is difficult to compartmentalise her artwork, some, however, have labelled her a folk portraitist. It is a mixture of portraiture which could be best described as quirky and animal paintings. Her art, especially […]
Makers and Creatives to introduce Cheyenne’s first immersive art installation | To Do
[ad_1] A fantastical space in Cheyenne is currently gutted. All the walls are painted, and some furniture and decorations fill the entryway. The rest of the place is in the thick of renovation. One section of a wall was only recently cut out, there’s wood, plaster and other materials scattered […]
A season of art, design and new friends | Entertainment/Life
[ad_1] Emily Clay Weinmann Daughter and stepdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert St. George Tucker Weinmann and daughter of Ms. Cynthia Howson Weinmann. Graduated from Metairie Park Country Day School Attends the College of Charleston A flair for art is part of life for Miss Emily Clay Weinmann, who wants […]
28 Coastal Living Room Ideas to Bring the Beach Home
[ad_1] So what if you are totally land-locked and thousands of miles from the nearest shoreline? Our coastal living room ideas will instantly transport you to a waterfront retreat in the Hamptons, decoratively speaking. Whether you live by the beach or just dream about ocean breezes, you can enhance the beauty […]
“Things That Go Bump In The Night.” Ben Cabral and…
[ad_1] Ben Cabral and Griffin Goodman offer up a duo exhibition diving into childhood memories, traumas and nostalgia through densely referenced imagery and history. “Things that Go Bump in the Night” opens Thursday, June 23rd, 2022 at Moosey Norwich in Norwich, England. Often humorous and sometimes unsettling, the show takes us […]
Instagram Growth | Deana Coveney | Episode 844
[ad_1] Podcast: Play in new window | Download Deana Coveney | Episode 844 Deana Coveney is the artist at Vuvu Ceramics. Dena lives and works in Encinitas, California, a small beach town north of San Diego. Deana’s work captures the wonder we felt the first time we pressed a leaf […]
A Unique Portrait Lesson to Build Empathy and Share Stories
[ad_1] What do Freddie Mercury, Albert Einstein, Mila Kunis, Salvador Dalí, the Dalai Lama, Gloria Estefan, M.I.A., Wassily Kandinsky, and Madeleine Albright all have in common? According to my high school students, they are all talented, bright, and leaders in their fields. They also experienced being displaced from their homes. […]