2023 Underground Art Market Report
Earlier this summer, Netflix released the animated feature Nimona, one of the most ambitious and visually daring productions the streamer has been involved with to date. Critical reactions were overwhelmingly positive after Nimona’s Annecy premiere, and the film pulled in strong viewer numbers upon its …
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When Avery Lewis enrolled in Augusta University almost four years ago, she admits that she was a bit lost. Growing up in Harlem, Georgia, Lewis always had a passion for acting and performing on stage, but Augusta University didn’t offer a bachelor’s degree in theater. …
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Portland Police confirmed today that anti-Semitic graffiti discovered in Portland on Monday has been “covered up.” The graffiti, which was first reported by WGME, was found on a walking trail near the city’s sewage treatment plant. A post by the station to X, formerly known …
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The Cat in the Hat, the Grinch, and other Dr. Seuss characters will star in a series of graphic novel–style chapter books to be published by Random House Graphic, the first graphic novel program featuring the Seuss characters. The program will launch with three books, …
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An Israeli flag outside the nation’s embassy in Colombia was set ablaze by pro-Palestinian protesters. And, following the act on October 8, the embassy in Bogotá was vandalized with offensive graffiti, including a swastika, a Jewish star and the word “terror” written in Hebrew. The perpetrators also spray-painted …
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“The Roar of the Red River” exhibition On the momentous occasion of the 69th anniversary of Hanoi’s Liberation Day (October 10, 1954 – October 10, 2023), the Hoa Lo Prison will host an exhibition titled “The Roar of the Red River.” The exhibition showcases Hanoi’s …
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Martin Sugarman, who chairs Hackney-Haifa Twinning, reported three painted slogans saying ‘Free Palestine’ on the Cat and Mutton Bridge and on a wall near Broadway Market. He contacted senior politicians, including Speaker Anya Sizer and Hackney South and Shoreditch MP Meg Hillier, to get “this …
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Open this photo in gallery: Pages from Roaming, a graphic novel by cousins Mariko and Jillian Tamaki.Anne-Marie Coultier/Handout Roaming, the latest graphic novel from Canadian cousins Jillian and Mariko Tamaki, is a study in contrasts: While it might appear daunting at more than 400 pages, …
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Growing up in a conservative, religious family in Haiti, Gaspard Louis wasn’t allowed to dance. And to consider dance as a profession was unheard of. But Louis couldn’t help himself. And now he’ll bring his professional dance company, Gaspard & Dancers, to Ent Center for …
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Here are the top 5 ways to generate passive income using NFTs In the world of digital assets and blockchain technology, Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) have emerged as a groundbreaking innovation. While NFTs are primarily known for their role in digital art and collectables, they can …
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