2023 Underground Art Market Report
In a world where artistic expression knows no bounds, the landscape of art is continually evolving, giving rise to an array of new and emerging art styles that captivate, challenge, and redefine our perceptions. As we delve into these fresh artistic frontiers, it is essential …
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The month of October holds many fun traditions and celebrations for everyone, but for residents of the St. James Court in Old Louisville, it means a little bit more. “It’s always fully packed, it’s going to be wonderful!” said Cindee Rapp, a St. James Court …
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There are usually a few rules at art museums: No yelling, no loud music and certainly no touching the displays! But at The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s new 81st Street Studio, these rules don’t apply. This art and science play space designed for kids ages 3-11 and …
Read MoreWalletHub recently published a report that detailed the most (and least) innovative states in America. Massachusetts ranked at the top. In this, they explain how “Innovation is a principal driver of U.S. economic growth.” In order to determine where the innovation is coming from, WalletHub …
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City officials say the Mesa Contemporary Art Museum’s fall exhibit is back on in October, after they had to abruptly postpone it over fallout from artwork by world-renowned artist Shepard Fairey many deemed anti-police. Just six weeks shy of the fall exhibit’s opening day, city …
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The replica of a decorative arch that once spanned Main Street in Waynesville but was removed in the early 1970s is closer than ever to being reinstalled, after more than two years of efforts by town officials and local civic groups to resurrect it. “It …
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New York-based artist Torkwase Dyson has designed a monolithic black structure for the Counterpublic art festival in St Louis to augment sound recordings from a ragtime composer. Called Birds and Lava (Scott Joplin), the installation comprises a massive black-painted wood structure and was constructed in …
Read MoreDaniel Neman St. Louis does two things exceptionally well: win baseball games and hold festivals. And this hasn’t been a great year for baseball. But fall is more than just a time for festivals. It’s a time for Pride, for parades, for Pride parades. It’s …
Read MoreMany of the murals in the centre of Bungay have been painted onto listed buildings in the town’s conservation area by street artist Vinne Nylon. In order to preserve the original character of the old buildings any changes to their original form require consent from East …
Read MoreMany of the murals in the centre of Bungay have been painted onto listed buildings in the town’s conservation area by street artist Vinne Nylon. In order to preserve the original character of the old buildings any changes to their original form require consent from East …
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