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Image entitled Untitled Panel (2012-21) from a mural with multiple panels by Tom Psomotragos. “My view of the world caught in these transitional times, mirrors an unfolding divine drama. There are no titles to any of the works. They are part of a series of haphazard circumstances that speak to each other,” said Mr Psomotragos. Photos: Supplied. 26 April 2021 11:17am Five Greek-Australian photographers are taking prt in an exhibition of their work entitled “ΦΩΤΟΓΡΆΦΟΙ 5 / PHOTOGRAPHERS 5” at the Macquarie University Art Gallery from Monday, 3 May to 18 June. The...

The University of New Mexico's College of Fine Arts announces the inaugural Spring 2021 Promising Artist Awards (PAA). This opportunity is open to all of New Mexico’s talented high school juniors and seniors in all disciplines of fine arts: musical solo...

Lucy Lacoste Gallery opens a solo exhibition of new works by Paul S. Briggs A sculpture from the Poetry Series with connected correlating poem. CONCORD, MASS .-Lucy Lacoste Gallery is presenting a solo exhibition of new works by the Massachusetts artist Paul S. Briggs, Intuitive Responses: Poetic Justice in Clay February 13- March 13, 2021. The center piece of this exhibition will be six sculptures, each inspired by a specific poem written by a noted Black poet. These poets include Lucille Clifton, Sonia Sanchez, Langston Hughes, Harryette Mullen, Maya Angelou and Audre Lorde. A sculpture i...

Savannah Morning News Sharonna Ray was one of the teachers who responded to the Beach Institute to submit art for the #BLM exhibit showing now at the Beach Institute African-American Cultural Center. She is an elementary art educator at the School of Humanities at Juliette Low (K-5). Her submission is called "Equality is *Sweeter* than Oppression." Ray's Artist Statement: "When it comes to my personal style of painting, I use a range of mixed media materials to depict dessert textures. The theme of my work explores emotional eating. During the times of the pandemic and political tension, ...

by Contributor on Tuesday January 12 2021 The Nelson and District Arts Council and The Narrows Art Retreat (formerly Hidden Creek) have joined forces again to host the fifth annual Wood Gundy/The Narrows Artist’s Residency, located at Grohman creek, a short boat ride from the City of Nelson. The collective goal is to provide artists with a “retreat style” setting in order to work on or develop their Art in the areas of visual art, creative writing including music composition. Applications are now being accepted from local artists (Nelson, Areas E or F) intere...