2023 Underground Art Market Report
Generative artists work in code. Using programming languages like Processing or AI text-to-image tools, they translate expressive semantics into lines of code that form swirling, colorful patterns or surrealistic landscapes. But coding art is a time-consuming, complicated process. While a pencil’s eraser might fix an …
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We chat with author and illustrator Josh Tuininga about the graphic novel We Are Not Strangers, which is inspired by a true story and follows a Jewish immigrant’s efforts to help his Japanese neighbors while they are incarcerated during World War II. Hi, Josh! Can …
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COLORADO (KDVR) — Using a brush to bring a vision to life is as natural as breathing to Emanuel Martinez. Performing his passion hasn’t always come easy. As a 13-year-old Chicano in the 1950s living in Denver, Martinez found himself on the wrong side of …
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COLORADO (KDVR) — Using a brush to bring a vision to life is as natural as breathing to Emanuel Martinez. Performing his passion hasn’t always come easy. As a 13-year-old Chicano in the 1950s living in Denver, Martinez found himself on the wrong side of …
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In a unanimous decision today (Sept. 13), the Hamilton City Council took a step to address the issue of graffiti in the downtown area. They voted to make temporary changes to the existing ‘Commercial District Revitalization Grant Program,’ aimed at providing financial assistance to businesses …
Read MoreDOOR COUNTY – Labor Day has passed, Halloween is more than a month away, but festivals aplenty fill the calendar for Door County residents and visitors in September and October. Fall festivals have been part of the scene on the Peninsula for more than 70 …
Read MoreWhen you live in a place as personality-heavy as San Diego, art is everywhere you turn. As someone who frequently stops to take photos of sidewalk chalk designs and intricately painted rocks, I think there’s one medium of street art that goes unfairly ignored: utility …
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The crowd that gathered at the Carbondale Library on Thursday, Sept. 7 was too big for the Calaway Room, and spilled out into the hall. Word was out that Rifle resident Trish O’Grady would be presenting her complaints to the Garfield County Public Library District …
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In the midst of an ongoing NFT bear market, generative art has proven to be a stronghold defying all odds. From Bright Moments’ weekly community get-togethers at their Seaport gallery in New York to Art Blocks‘ upcoming Marfa retreat, to the launch of new generative …
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Police are investigating after a swastika was found carved in a playground slide at the Morse Street School in Freeport. Regional School Unit 5 Superintendent Jean Skorapa said the symbol was removed Tuesday. “RSU 5 stands for respect and inclusivity of all who walk through …
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