2023 Underground Art Market Report
LAWRENCEVILLE — When it comes to playwriting, it’s tricky to walk this way, but one Rider University professor did it — with the blessing of her subject. Dr. Sheena Howard, a Rider professor of communication, wrote a play concerning the life of Darryl McDaniels — …
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When planning a city break, modern travelers consider a range of pros and cons. Are the hotels up to standard? Where are the tastiest places to eat? And what exactly is there to do in the city? A city’s artistic and cultural heritage plays a …
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The highly polished content gracing the glossy pages of a magazine is a far cry from what you’ll typically find within the folded pages of a self-published zine, which displays the voice of just one person unrestrained by the hands of an editorial department. Zines …
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TEHRAN-The 2nd annual event of IROMEDIA is underway in Tehran, featuring new media art by local and international artists. The event which was launched on September 1 at Tech_Fac New Media Arts Museum in Tehran, showcases video and video installation works of some important artists …
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One of Web3’s busiest buzz words is “community.” As is the case with many far-reaching words, it’s not always clear just what “community” promises. Sometimes it can mean readership, other times it reflects a steadfast fanbase and then there are times when it boils down …
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Danny Killion has worked hard to rebuild his life after spending more than a decade behind bars. “We organized and executed a bank robbery. And we did that, and we did not get caught the first time. So we did another one and then another …
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Danny Killion has worked hard to rebuild his life after spending more than a decade behind bars. “We organized and executed a bank robbery. And we did that, and we did not get caught the first time. So we did another one and then another …
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Dave Scott at Nil by Mouth slammed the “hate crime” after residents of Old Kilpatrick awoke to find racist and sectarian graffiti painted on a wall last week. The shocking message of hate – which read “H*** love Black ****” – was scrawled on a wall on …
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Alfredo Martinez lived on New York City’s margins. He was an artist who usually lacked a gallery and who put on exhibits in a storage locker. He lived as a squatter, shaking off one eviction after another. Yet Mr. Martinez was also a player in …
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ISU is turning a national holiday of mourning into a safe space for students. Event Management, Hospitality and Dining (EMDH) will be hosting the mental health event “Your Story Matters” at 11 a.m. on Monday in the Brown Ballroom of the Bone Student Center. The …
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