[ad_1] the news | characteristics | preview | event Originally published: 11/29/2022 (Red Bank, NJ) — Count Basie Center for the Arts And Bank of America announced the Year of Giving, a year-long initiative to recognize and reward twelve nonprofits for their contributions to the regional community. The Year of Giving will run through 2023, … Read more
[ad_1] Not all artist-brand collaborations are created equal. The best projects generate excitement from all parties involved: artists, brands and customers But how do you get there? ICNCLST founder Sky Gellatly created the agency for buzzy collaborations between artists and brands, working with both parties to drive campaigns, strategy and product design. Recent projects include … Read more
[ad_1] Ten artists have been dropped since the founder of the Koenig Gallery, Johann Koenig, was accused of sexual misconduct. Zeit died At the end of August. One of those artists, Monica Bonvicini, publicly parted ways with the gallery earlier this month. Bonvicini initially “suspended” his representation amid the allegations. Then, less than a month … Read more
[ad_1] Viewing and contemplating sacred art provides a wonderful way for the faithful to prepare for the birth of our Blessed Lord at Christmas. This series of articles will highlight several pieces of art related to the Gospel readings of this year’s didactic cycle, as well as two pieces related to the week leading up … Read more
[ad_1] More than a dozen Silicon Valley arts groups and a group of nonprofits have teamed up to host a joint fundraising effort for Giving Tuesday. The fundraiser, called “Amplify the Arts,” hopes to raise $50,000 to be split equally among the organizations, which include Saratoga-based College of Adaptive Arts, City Lights Theater Company of … Read more
[ad_1] YOUNGSTOWN – Christian rock artist Mercy Me will come to Powers Auditorium on March 23 for a 7 pm concert. Tickets go on sale Friday, December 2 at 10 a.m. at deyorpac.org click here. Tickets can also be purchased at the DEO box office or by calling 330 259 9651. The Grammy Award-nominated, multiplatinum-selling … Read more
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[ad_1] Throughout the history of art, landscape as a style has often been depicted as serene natural spaces, unspoiled by human hands. Our contemporary American landscape, however, is a place of controversy, struggle, surveillance, and atrophy. “New Typologies,” a new exhibit at UArts’ Philadelphia Art Alliance, explores some of the ways artists are wrestling with … Read more
[ad_1] In February 2021, Christine Quan took over the leadership Creative Capital As president and CEO of a grant-making organization that has provided millions of dollars in direct funding to nearly 1,000 pioneering artists Simon LeighEtienne Charles, and many more, also provide professional development and educational resources to grant recipients and a larger, 45,000-strong community. … Read more
[ad_1] The Netflix show “Shatisel” and the award-winning films “Zero Motivation” and “Cinema Sabaya” have at least one thing in common: Their creators learned their craft in a seedy industrial building in Jerusalem’s Talpiot neighborhood, home to the Sam Spiegel Film and Television School. Now the film school, recognized as one of the best outside … Read more
[ad_1] In the last twenty years, I’ve only missed one edition of Art Basel Miami Beach in 2004, and so I’m sure 2004 was the best edition: best parties, best dinners, best art, best people. Back then, parties and dinners were held at hotels along the beach such as the Shore Club, Delano and Raleigh. … Read more