Click to enlarge Courtesy of Sam Simon “Inclined grid” by Meg Lipke Appropriate warning to visitors to an exhibition in progress at the BCA Center would be “Do not squeeze art.” On the ground floor of the Burlington Gallery, “Meg lipke: In the Making “features the artist’s soft works cutRead More →
The City of Nanaimo is disposing of three long-standing outdoor public art installations showing “significant” wear and tear. At their Governance and Priorities Committee meeting on March 22, city councilors voted to remove Dan Richey’s Dungeness Crab sculpture, which has been in Maffeo Sutton Park since, from the city’s publicRead More →
Kaitlyn Gailey of Utica High School’s “Angry Girl” is the only piece selected from community schools in Utica for the 2021 Tri-County High School exhibit at Wayne State University. Photo provided by the James Pearson Duffy Department of Art and Art History Advertising UTICA / STERLING HEIGHTS / SHELBY TOWNSHIPRead More →
One of the many cultural shifts brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic is the growing number of people working from home, and English furniture maker Pith & Stem is looking to capitalize on this trend with a wall-mounted workstation you couldn’t even get. not knowing was there. The DropTop foldingRead More →
As we seek to share the diverse and complex stories that make up the Jewish tradition, we are launching a blog series through which we will share the insights and expertise of JArts’ artistic advisors. Never miss the best stories and events! To have Boston Jew this week. Here areRead More →
The City of Nanaimo is disposing of three long-standing outdoor public art installations showing “significant” wear and tear. At their Governance and Priorities Committee meeting on March 22, city councilors voted to remove Dan Richey’s Dungeness Crab sculpture, which has been in Maffeo Sutton Park since, from the city’s publicRead More →
Installation of “Tad Beck: Eyes of” at Grant Gallery Wahlquist in Portland. Courtesy of the artist and Grant Galerie Wahlquist, Portland In 1970, conceptual artist Mel Bochner created an artwork called “Misunderstanding (Theory of Photography). For this work, Bochner, who enjoyed nothing so much as interrogating modes of representation inRead More →
The 204th Street roundabout is nearing completion and received a public artwork on March 12 as part of the Arlington Public Art Fund. The public art fund receives money from sales tax revenues related to new construction and helps beautify the city. The 204th Street location was the beneficiary ofRead More →
One of the purposes of NFTs is that they can be used to trace the digital provenance of an object, allowing a select few to prove ownership. The photo released by Christie’s shows a digital collage titled Everydays: The First 5,000 Days, by an artist named Beeple. (Christie’s via AP)Read More →
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A digital artwork sold for nearly $70 million at Christie’s on Thursday, in the first-ever sale by a major auction house of a work of art that does not exist in physical form. “Everydays – The First 5000 Days” is a digital artwork by American artist Mike Winkelmann, known asRead More →
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NOT SPECIFIED: fashion designer Coco Chanel (1883-1971), c. early 1950s (Photo by Apic / Getty … [+] Images) Getty Images In addition to the little black dress, the tweed jackets, the rows of pearls and a perfume Simply called No.5, Coco Chanel was known for welcoming some of the greatestRead More →
How has America changed since the disputed integration of the Little Rock schools in 1957? Not as much as we would like. We still grapple with the same injustices and inequalities, carrying the burden of that same ugly story, still rubbing the stains that will not fade. The photographs ofRead More →