Click to enlarge Courtesy of Sam Simon “Falling into Language: A Travelogue” at the BCA Center The soundtrack is perhaps the first thing visitors notice about “Falling Into Language: A Travelogue”. This is the title of the conceptual artist Kaylynn Sullivan Two Treesimmersive installation of two-dimensional framed video and artworkRead More →
Mel and Rejina Christopher today announced the sale of their beloved business to member artist Mary Danko Williams. The Little Art Shop, a premier art gallery and gift shop in Benicia, features over 25 local artists representing a multitude of specialty and artisan art forms. Mel and Rejina recently retiredRead More →
Dave Navarro and Billy Morrison are set to showcase their work in an upcoming post-pandemic installation at Julien’s inaugural art exhibit in Beverly Hills, Degrees of separation. The exhibit is hosted by Julien’s Beverly Hills of Julien’s Auctions, the latter having been the focus of some of the guitar world’sRead More →
Click to enlarge Courtesy of Michael Sacca Installation in the Equinox Highlands natural area Works of art generally don’t share space with 142 species of endangered birds, bobcats, and bats. But the Raven Ridge Natural Area, which straddles parts of Hinesburg, Charlotte and Monkton, is not a conventional gallery. FarRead More →
Matt Barton’s “Community Forms” are made from simple shapes and basic materials, but that raises a puzzling question. What is it exactly ? Public art, of course. The sprawling concrete patch of winding paths and curving walls is the latest offering from Nomadic Museum of the Black Cube, the region’sRead More →
Meg Brown Payson, “Stele: Echo Lake 2”, thermal sublimation printing on aluminum Photos courtesy of June LaCombe It’s June time, by that I mean the month, as well as the woman: private art dealer June LaCombe. Twice a year, in June and October, LaCombe brings together the work of artistsRead More →
The sculpture depicts a distraught young boy standing atop a red tower with a melting shark in his arms, a visual warning of rising sea levels and the destruction they could cause. But for some residents of Vancouver’s southern edge of False Creek, the proposed 7.8-meter-tall sculpture, which will beRead More →
MONROVIA, CA – A new piece of public art honoring one of Monrovia’s unsung heroes will be on display soon after city council gave unanimous approval on Tuesday to spend $ 15,000 on its creation. Monrovia’s Art in Public Places’ Neighborhood Treasures program celebrates the city’s unsung heroes who haveRead More →
Content of the article The city’s first large-scale permanent public art installation in more than 40 years was quietly unveiled on Thursday. Content of the article “Horse and Cart” by Nicholas Crombach, now based in Victoria Park, “refers to an old-fashioned children’s tricycle from the horse and buggy era” –Read More →