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February 15, 2024
The Lebanon Art Scene; a small city bursting with creativity
July 27, 2023
Lava pictures to create lava ecards, custom profiles, blogs, wall posts, and lava scrapbooks, page 1 of 4. lava pics are great to personalize your world, share with friends and have fun.
July 13, 2023
Visual artist Mawande Ka Zenzile is pushing artistic boundaries by fusing cow dung and different paintings on canvass to tell his childhood stories.
June 30, 2022
Juried exhibitions are opportunities for both emerging and established artists to show their work, both to the public and to jurors, who are frequently people who hold leadership positions in the arts. Acceptance into these shows, an achievement in...
March 17, 2022
If the point of Women’s History Month is to highlight women’s stories, AVA Gallery and Art Center is doing its bit.While most of the artists the nonprofit visual art center will exhibit this year are women, the current set of exhibitions showcases...
February 19, 2022
For celebrated multidisciplinary artist Yonela Makoba, participating in a Cape Town exhibition titled Bodyland — A Site for Contemplation has symbolised her emotional route back to the Eastern Cape and back to herself.
December 2, 2021
For a nonprofit organization, AVA Gallery and Art Center is well-established, but it isn’t particularly old for a gallery.Founded in 1973 in a Norwich barn, the nonprofit visual arts center has grown steadily, and sometimes swiftly. It now inhabits...
October 28, 2021
Some of the visitors to the pop-up gallery space next to Amy Morel’s studio in the east end of Woodstock Village have asked about the title of the show on display there: “Crit Group 2.” What does it mean to be in a critique group, to gather with other...
March 2, 2021
Seeing with emotion: Remembering Cleveland artist John W. Carlson Anne Nickoloff, cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio — On the first floor of Cleveland’s ArtCraft building, all the tools of an artist — cans of paint, jars of used brushes, canvases and sketchpads — are placed on the floor and tables in a long studio. Wooden shelves hold up decades’ worth of work: paintings, sketches, drawings and photographs. That work was left behind when John W. Carlson suddenly died on Dec...