2023 Underground Art Market Report
Pa artist honors BORTAC K-9 Yoda with portrait Pa artist honors BORTAC K-9 Yoda with portrait 01:54 KENNETT SQUARE, Pa. (CBS) — Eight days ago, Danelo Cavalcante was sent back to prison after a two-week manhunt involving hundreds of officers across Chester County. A U.S. …
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Adjacent to the Historical Garden on the grounds of the Florence Griswold Museum in Old Lyme is a small, raised-bed garden, with a trellis on one side that is gently being overtaken by vines. This unassuming little garden is called the “Solitary Garden,” a powerful …
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On today’s Stateside, we checked in on a state fund created to compensate people whose vehicles are damaged from driving on Michigan roads. Then, Shatha Najim and Dean Nasreddine discussed the grand opening of Al-Hadiqa, the Arab American National Museum’s Heritage Garden. And we wrapped …
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The Federal Bureau of Prisons has four facilities designated as Federal Prisons in Minnesota. According to the Federal Bureau of Prisons, there are roughly 3,000 inmates currently serving time at these locations. Minnesota is part of the North Central Region which also includes South Dakota, North …
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September 26 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm UNCG’s College of Arts & Sciences invites you to its annual presentation of the Dean’s Award for the Promotion of Diversity and Inclusiveness. The 2023 award recipient is Dr. Jeffrey Kaplan, a UNCG professor of philosophy, for his development …
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Anna Kunz, “Rosy Adjacencies Series (F),” 2018-2023, oil on fabric, 13″ x 11″/Photo courtesy of McCormick Gallery. Anna Kunz is an escape artist. But let’s back up a minute. Color is a curious thing. It doesn’t exist in the abstract, it has no tail, you …
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The U.S. District Court for Southern New York sentenced Robert Newland on 19 September to 20 months in prison for fraud associated with his dealings with disgraced art dealer Inigo Philbrick. Hoping for leniency in the sentencing, Newland’s attorney Roger Burlingame described how Newland had …
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Lori Waxman is an art reviewer in search of art to review. For nearly 20 years, the Chicago-based art historian, professor, and freelance art critic for the Chicago Tribune has visited cities across the U.S. (and beyond) to meet art-makers, consider their work, and type …
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Pepón Osorio’s beating heart was recently on display in New York, as part of his largest solo exhibition to date at the New Museum. After four decades as an artist, working predominantly as a storyteller in and for tight-knit communities of Latinx and Caribbean, working-class …
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