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Illinois Arts Council Announces 2024 Artist Fellowship Award Recipients - Vimarsana News

Illinois Arts Council Announces 2024 Artist Fellowship Award Recipients

Discover the talented artists who have been recognized by the Illinois Arts Council with the 2024 Artist Fellowship Award.

Gallery season re-opens: First Friday Art Walk March 1 - Vimarsana News

Gallery season re-opens: First Friday Art Walk March 1

VINCENNES — Art Space Vincennes, Open Gallery, Northwest Territory Art Guild Gallery and Shircliff Gallery host the First Friday Art Walk from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. March 1.

V.U. unveils new art exhibit that promotes representation, diversity - Vimarsana News

V.U. unveils new art exhibit that promotes representation, diversity

VINCENNES, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)– After conversations that lasted over a year, a new art exhibit has opened its doors at Vincennes University.  Titled “In Blackest Light, In Darkest Shade,” seven Black artists are featured at the gallery. It was curated by Patrick Earl Hammie, an Illinois artist who also contributed several pieces. The Shircliff Gallery of […]

UI students transcend space-time with physics-themed art - Vimarsana News

UI students transcend space-time with physics-themed art

Champaign-Urbana art lovers and physics enthusiasts alike gathered at the Link Art Gallery Monday evening to explore physics-themed projects created by students from academic backgrounds across the observable universe enrolled in PHYS 495/ART 499.  The exhibition featured comics, sculptures, paintings and various other mediums covering topics from particle annihilation to black holes. Noreen Ahmed, junior...

Two Native artists won't display work at a Mesa museum after the city reschedules exhibit - Vimarsana News

Two Native artists won't display work at a Mesa museum after the city reschedules exhibit

The well known Indigenous artists say they felt under-valued by Mesa after the city postponed a planned exhibition that included their work.

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