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Narrative Feature Competition, Documentary Feature Competition, Design Awards, and Special Awards winners announced for SXSW 2022.

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STANTZ News Launches DAMN Dingleberries Sitcom Crowdfunding Campaign Starring TROMP, Avatar of the Great 45.

It is impossible to narrow Latinx art to a single aesthetic. Artists today are pushing the boundaries of their medium and subject matter, amplifying the stories of those previously overlooked. Here is your art guide for Latinx art on view in the San Francisco Bay Area, from photography to neon art.

AMK MP, Carol Hughes advocates for the REDress Project SHARE ON: Red Dress Day is this Wednesday. Wear a red dress or red shirt to remember Missing or Murdered Indigenous Women in Canada. Photo provided It is that time of year again when First Nations and supporters draw together to remember the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women in Canada as part of the REDress Project. Algoma-Manitoulin Kapuskasing MP Carol Hughes says the movement started in Colombia and has spread to other countries inc...

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art as viewed from Yerba Buena Gardens. (Henrik Kam/Courtesy of SFMOMA) San Francisco Museum of Modern Art welcomes visitors FAIRFIELD — The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has reopened. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday through Monday and 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday. It’s closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Advance timed reservations for all museum tickets are strongly encouraged, and timed tickets are required for all visitors inclu...

Shells and feathers as medium for Kerala artist Updated: Updated: Sreeja Vijaykumar uses sea shells and feathers to express in her ongoing exhibition Kakkothy Share Article Kakkothy, the iconic character from the 1988 film Kakkothikkavile Appooppan Thaadikal, was a free spirit who wore large beads around her neck and feathers in her hair. Inspired by the gypsy girl, self-taught artist Sreeja Vijaykumars latest exhibition — also called Kakkothy — uses seashells and feathers as a medium o...

We saw it during the Super Bowl on Sunday, as many of the commercials fell flat. We saw it with the cancelling of the Washington Redskins name, only to replace it with the Washington Football Team. And now we’re seeing it with the replacing of the Aunt Jemima brand with – get ready – the Pearl Milling Company. (You heard that correctly.) The cancel culture is stifling creativity. As for the Super Bowl, the New York Postcited Bill Oberlander, co-founder and executive creative of ad agency...

MU Undergraduate Studies will be accepting applications for the sixth annual Visual Arts and Design Showcase (VADS) until Feb. 10. Any MU undergraduate can apply for a chance to win a total of $8,000 in professional development funds, valuable mentorship and feedback from an acclaimed panel of jurists. The virtual showcase will premiere on March 17, and the winning artists’ work will have a physical display in April. All selected films will be shown at Ragtag Cinema in downtown Columbia. Awa...

January 3 - 2021 KHARTOUM / KRAKOW / DOHA Graphic by Sudanese queer activist and visual artist Malab Alneel (Social media) At least three LGBTQ+ organisations in Sudan are forced to operate underground, forcing artists to work with virtually no financial support, according to a report published on December 10 by Freemuse. In an interview with Radio Dabanga, Ola Diab, a Sudanese journalist based in Qatar, said that there is “still significant resistance in Sudan – ...