2023 Underground Art Market Report
EUCLID, Ohio (WJW) – A large painting of Councilman Marcus Epps is now on the side of a building on Brush Avenue in Euclid. Next to his picture is the word vote. “It’s free speech,” Epps told the I-Team. “The city is calling it graffiti because …
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EUCLID, Ohio (WJW) – A large painting of Councilman Marcus Epps is now on the side of a building on Brush Avenue in Euclid. Next to his picture is the word vote. “It’s free speech,” Epps told the I-Team. “The city is calling it graffiti because …
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T here have been 50 anti-Semitic incidents in London since Hamas attacked Isreal at the weekend, according to a Jewish charity. The reported incidents range from physical and verbal abuse to the daubing of graffiti, including one with the image of Hitler, on walls. In …
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By Erin Williams— MUNCIE, IN—The Muncie Arts and Culture Council (MuncieArts), in conjunction with the City of Muncie, celebrated the 5th biennial Mayor’s Arts Awards on Saturday, September 30, at Southside Middle School, with receptions at Munsee Lanes. If you missed the ceremony and want …
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By Erin Williams— MUNCIE, IN—The Muncie Arts and Culture Council (MuncieArts), in conjunction with the City of Muncie, celebrated the 5th biennial Mayor’s Arts Awards on Saturday, September 30, at Southside Middle School, with receptions at Munsee Lanes. If you missed the ceremony and want …
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With his white mustache and soft Texas drawl, Butch McGregor looks and sounds more like a working cowboy than the successful West Dallas developer he is. He’s an even more unlikely patron of the arts. When questioned, he’ll deny—with a wink—owning art. And he’ll absolutely …
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IDLIB, Syria A Syrian graffiti artist residing in northwestern Idlib city of Syria drew a camera lens on a wall in Idlib in memory of Palestinian journalists who lost their lives in Israeli forces attacks. At least eight journalists were killed and two others were …
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The Burlington County Historic Prison Museum is full of interactive exhibits, storyboards, artifacts and re-creations. But some of the most important relics of life behind bars are on the old stone walls. Drawings, messages and inscriptions made on the plaster walls provide important insights into …
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For students interested in intellectual property law, Columbia Law School’s Kernochan Center for Law, Media and the Arts can serve as a lifelong resource whether they go into practice as a copyright lawyer, join a streaming network as in-house counsel, or even skip legal work …
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Michael McStraw of Chicago Dance History Project/Photo: Todd Rosenberg Photography, courtesy of Giordano Dance Chicago. Get Chicago culture news sent to your inbox every weekday morning. Subscribe to Newcity Today here. ART A Look At The Art Institute’s “Cripping the Galleries” While the Art Institute Of …
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