The arts and culture sector in the Philippines has remained steadfast in its efforts to enhance public awareness and appreciation for the beauty and heritage of our country despite the pandemic. In a cohesive display of resilience, various art and culture providers have started to diversify their agendas to keep up with the times – […]
(Ernie Allen, Anne Hearn and Annie Swinemar are three of four artists who exhibited their work for the Wildpine Residence Art Appreciation Exhibition on August 6, 2021. Photos: Stittsville Central) Anne Hearn, a resident of the Wildpine Residence in Stittsville, has been passionate about artistic creation from public school. She started painting in 1980 and […]
Through The life of the guardian July 18, 2021 | 2:28 p.m. In Lagos’ contemporary art management space, a quiet renaissance emerges as a new generation of gallery owners change artistic and economic narratives. Nana Sonoiki, founder of newcomer The Art Pantheon, Lekki, Lagos is one of the new generation gallery owners and curators raising […]
Zakriya Rabani’s “Linked Obsessions” sculpture on the Brush Creek Trail for Snowmass’s Art Walk on Thursday, June 24, 2021. (Kelsey Brunner / The Aspen Times) Louise Deroualle’s ceramic installation is on display behind The Collective at Snowmass Base Village as part of the city’s art walk on Thursday, June 24, 2021 (Kelsey Brunner / The […]
Benjamin Louis Wald did his best in January 2015 to bring a little art into his life, then Jacqueline Rebecca Spar stepped in. “A mentor suggested that I keep as much work-life balance as possible,” said Mr Wald, 31, who often worked 12 hours a day and traveled to Europe, usually London, at least one […]
One of the best current virtual art exhibitions not only demonstrates the ingenuity of artists in times of pandemic, but also celebrates the role of artists in building and promoting human unity. “Build It: Artists Creating Community in Ohio,” presented by the Riffe Gallery of the Ohio Arts Council, showcases the work of a dozen […]
For Dr John Oyedemi, his next solo, titled Talking Canvases, which runs from March 27 to April 3, 2021 at Alexis Galleries, Victoria Island, Lagos, is a movement from start to finish. During the Alexis artists’ residency in 2018, which gave rise to a collective exhibition, Oyedemi discreetly unveiled the new period of his art […]
March afternoons aren’t subject to predictability, but sunny skies and pleasant Saturday breezes produced the perfect weather for a semi-outdoor art exhibit co-created and curated by the Pueblo Food Project and the Pueblo Art Guild. The aim of the program was to help introduce more audience members to the Art Guild, if they were familiar […]
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Dan Anzil and his daughter, Kate, 16, have weathered the pandemic by finding ways to add adventure to their walks around Toronto’s neighborhoods. This includes hunting for cool street art. “There are beautiful murals all over our area,” said Anzil, who lives in Etobicoke. “On Dundas between Kipling and even in the junction, there are […]
The deCordova is possibly New England’s best-known and largest sculpture park. On a recent summer morning, parents and grandparents crawled behind young children roaming the 30 acres of lawns, forests, meadows, gardens and terraces on the hillside above Flint’s Pond – itself a glow of blue water through the trees. Families ranged from sculpture to […]