Tag: Artist
At 81, Artist Suzanne Jackson Finally Gets the Major Museum Retrospective She Deserves
Suzanne Jackson, an extraordinary artist celebrated for her unique and innovative approach to art, made a remarkable splash…
Northern Cheyenne Artist Bently Spang Performs at the Zimmerli Art Museum
Posted inSponsored Tekcno Powwow Jr.2 : To the Second Power continues Bently Spang’s groundbreaking performance series, merging powwow…
The Black American Artist Who Found Himself in FinlandÂ
PALM SPRINGS — Howard Smith, an influential African-American artist, designer, and educator, embarked on his creative journey in…
The Ukrainian Artist Who Embroiders to SurviveÂ
Preserving Ukrainian Heritage: Maria Zarembska's Native House in Kyiv KYIV — Just a stone's throw away from Kyiv's…
‘I Don’t Want to Just Be a Performer, I Want to Be an Artist’: Zara Larsson on Her Confident (and Vulnerable) New Album
The imagery often associated with a "Euro Summer" conjures up vivid scenes of plump Italian tomatoes, iconic blue-domed…
Grow as an Artist Without Pressing Pause: SVA’s Online MFA Art Practice
Posted in Announcement Engage in an interdisciplinary, online program fully integrated with New York's vibrant art scene. Applications…
Fire Tears Through Iconic Artist Building in BrooklynÂ
The devastating five-alarm fire that ravaged a 155-year-old warehouse in Red Hook, Brooklyn, has left the artistic community…
‘Outcasts’ Highlights the Scientific Contributions of Trailblazing Artist and Naturalist Mary Banning — Colossal
In the 1800s, the field of mycology, the study of fungi, was in its nascent stages, emerging alongside…
The Woman Scientist and Artist Who Revolutionized the Study of Mushrooms
The exhibition "Outcasts: Mary Banning’s World of Mushrooms" currently on display at the New York State Museum offers…
Visa Denials Create Hurdles for Artist ResidenciesÂ
Every year, Art Omi welcomes artists from all over the world to participate in its prestigious summer residency…
Inside the movement to recognize nature as an artist – Grist
“It’s nestled in the mountains, so you have this incredible access to nature. And I wanted to find…
The 16th-Century Artist Who Created the First Compendium of Insect Drawings — Colossal
Joris Hoefnagel (1542-1600) was a remarkable polymath who delved into the study of the natural world long before…