Author: Jacki S. Knox

I believe then, as I believe now, that people’s lives and condition can be implicated by a realistic response sensitive to the places in which they live and work,” wrote James Morrison (1932-2020) in 1977. He was referring to the paintings of the Glasgow buildings that made his name as a young artist, in which […]

Summer Solstice Art Hop took place downtown on Saturday; “It’s really nice to see the arts supported,” says a visitor The Summer Solstice Art Hop in downtown Orillia helped welcome the arrival of the warmer months on Saturday afternoon. Molly Farquharson, owner of the Hibernation Arts Gallery on Peter Street South, organized the event to […]

The Russian invasion of Ukraine and the horrors of war are on display inside the Bread and Salt Art Gallery in Barrio Logan, in an exhibit called “Ukrainian Voice Your Choice”. Each artwork in the exhibition was made by artists in Ukraine during the darkest time of their lives, with pain evident in every inch […]

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A photojournalist new to Nashville has the philosophy: No matter what a person’s background is, they often want to tell their story. He found this to be exceptionally true in his latest project. A new initiative giving us a glimpse of the people of Nashville. “This group of girls, they are […]

Crowds of visitors will return to the Swiss city of Basel in June for the marquee art fair. But there are also many other fairs that take place in the city. To help you plan your agenda, we’ve rounded up the must-see highlights to help you navigate the week of the show. Art BaselJune 16-19, […]

I undertook several days of nongkrong in Gudskul, arriving in the calm of mid-morning to sit under the breadfruit trees with anyone willing to chat. When the collectives bought the property, it had an indoor soccer field, so ruangrupa kept the high roof intact and built two floors of cabins inside – some with drywall […]

Barbara G. Kane, 82, of Boston, MA passed away peacefully at home on June 6, 2022. She was born March 20, 1940 to Eileen (Berman) and I. Edward Goodman. She is survived by her life partner, Dr. J. Myron “Mike” Rosen, as well as her sons, Steven N. Kane and Brian H. Kane, the sons […]

Art harley wong Lily Wang, Threshold2022. Courtesy of the artist and Galerie LJ. On the walls of Lily Wong’s Brooklyn studio are pasted black and white reproductions of Martin Wong My Secret World, 1978-1981 (1984); a Betye Saar phrenology assemblage; and performance photos of Patty Chang Fountain (1999) inked on printer paper. These far-reaching references […]

The Art Gallery of Northumberland’s (AGN) annual arts education fundraising event is back, providing in-person fun, while spotlighting local artists across the county. AGN recently announced the return of its flagship Spotlight Series event – ​​and a return to an in-person, live, paid event, bringing together music, multimedia and visual arts to live audiences. “The […]

Imani Kai and Austin Dean’s romance started with a friend request on Facebook. “We met through our mutual friend Shane in 2012 when we were both in college,” recalls Imani, who is now a global PR associate for Tiffany & Co as well as the founder of a jewelry brand called Goude, from her first […]

RHODE ISLAND, June 1 – Block Island, RI—The Block Island Airport Gallery, a partnership between the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts (RISCA) and the Rhode Island Airport Corporation (RIAC), announced the opening of its summer exhibition featuring works by Lois Harada, of Providence. Harada is an artist and printmaker working in Providence. She […]

The pharmacy was run by a single family, the Waddingtons, for more than 150 years before falling into disrepair and decay – and at its height Patrick and Maria Bronte are said to have been among its customers in the early years of their marriage, when the father of writers Charlotte, Emily and Anne was […]

By Njideka Agbo May 29, 2022 | 6:39 Art is life. But then, how do you describe life in the context of creativity? Despite his many philosophies, one word that would resonate with his many responses would undoubtedly be heat. If you asked an art lover the same question, they would probably describe it as […]

“Why Cezanne? Why today? These are the questions the curators of a unique new retrospective on the French painter at the Art Institute of Chicago asked themselves as they set to work a few years ago. When it comes to Cézanne, who, perhaps more than any other artist, laid the foundations of the 20th century […]

“One of Pierre-Joseph Redouté’s framed art prints of roses by Classic Prints Gallery” Classic Prints Gallery aims to bring Pierre-Joseph Redouté’s vintage botanical rose art prints into your gallery wall. Read this press release to learn more. The Classic Prints gallery aims to bring Pierre-Joseph Redouté’s vintage botanical rose art prints into homes. Art prints […]

FFive months ago, a fairly large envelope fell into the mailbox of Meriem Bennani’s lawyer. The New York-based Moroccan-born artist had obtained a green card and was now a legal permanent resident of the United States. “It’s weird,” she says over a glass of sparkling water in a bar near Nottingham Contemporary, the gallery where […]

Journal staff The Matthews Gallery at the Matthews Opera House in Spearfish begins its Summer Art Series on June 3. This annual showcase of Black Hills artists will be open to the public through Labor Day. The exhibition includes paintings, digital artworks, pottery and glassware. “The response to our call for artists has been outstanding,” […]

Rancho Bernardo’s artist Vita Sorrentino won third place in this month’s “Visual Dialogues” exhibit from members of the San Diego Watercolor Society. Sorrentino’s “Windswept 3” – a 20-inch by 14-inch mixed media painting – was selected by prominent local artist Ken Goldman from over 200 entries. “It seems like the artist has a great sense […]

The metaverse is a lofty and nebulous concept. It’s also a purple storefront on Franklin Street in New York. At least that’s the idea behind Olive Allen’s new exhibition at the Postmasters Gallery, which claims to recreate the world of Web3 in the white cube. The title is coupled with an ominous invitation: “Welcome to […]

Installation view of Libby Black, returning to this time at Gallery 16, San Francisco (all images courtesy of the artist and Gallery 16, San Francisco) SAN FRANCISCO—Libby Black Show Go back to this moment is really two exhibitions in one. On one side of the generously proportioned exhibition space of Gallery 16, the 106 drawings […]

the “Lend Me Your Walls” program to exhibit the work of artists around Redmond; art exhibition scheduled for this weekend (Update: added video, artist comments) REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — From paintings to quilts to glassware, central Oregon is home to many talented artists, in a variety of mediums. But the work of many talented artists […]

Since the end of the 19th century, when the Impressionists, notably Vincent van Gogh, flocked there, Arles has long fascinated artists and the art world by extension. More recently, cultural spaces have begun to open in this city in south-eastern France, starting with the Vincent van Gogh Arles Foundation in 2010 and more recently collector […]

The cornerstones of VOLTA are: Discover. Relate. Collect. The fair was created with the intention of providing a fundamental platform for young, dynamic and middle-market galleries looking to stand out in the big cities of the art world. Within a stratified industry that often finds success at emerging and blue-chip levels, but proves more challenging […]

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — The San Francisco Women Artists Gallery is collaborating with the ALS Association Golden West Chapter to raise awareness of the disease throughout the month of May. May is celebrated as ALS Awareness Month. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, known as ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a fatal disease that affects parts of […]

Published: May 06, 2022 08:10 Oversized works by two Newtown resident artists are on display at the Newtown Municipal Center Art Gallery through May 27. The Newtown Cultural Arts Commission is hosting the presentation, which features paintings by abstractionist painter Stephanie Adam and realist painter Carol Gaulin-McKenzie. The gallery is open weekdays during normal business […]

(Photo courtesy of Two Rivers Gallery) Prince George artist Madeline Kloepper will be the one to create the Two Rivers Gallery’s Wild Side mural. “Playing on the interconnectedness between Prince George and nature, I would like to create a mural using quilts as inspiration for the composition. Essentially, quilts are different pieces of fabric that […]