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Telluride Art Walk is Thursday | Arts & Entertainment
Artifacts brought to Telluride from “intergalactic ambassadors” in an “explosion of color and cool” at the Ah Haa College. Significant format, acrylic landscapes from the earth’s remotest locations, on show at Telluride Arts’ HQ Gallery West. Topographic depictions of watersheds in tie-dye colours, exhibiting off rivers and canyons in a entire new way, at Slate Gray. These are just a few of the modern ways to the time period “landscape” you are going to see Thursday at Telluride Artwork Wander, the regular event at which galleries keep open up late, from 5-8 p.m. At the Ah Haa Faculty, the visiting artists collective No Parking Studio will exhibit “Fabrics from a…
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Arts Council’s ‘$100 & Under Art Market’ returns for First Friday Art Walk
Leslie Forrester, executive director of the Springfield Regional Arts Council, joined us this early morning on Arts Information to converse about the return of the agency’s yearly “$100 & Beneath Art Marketplace.” “We’re kicking off the holiday getaway period with our annual getaway ‘$100 & Under Art Marketplace,’ which will aspect 22 artist sellers,” Forrester claims. “They’re all area artists/sellers, and you can get started your holiday getaway shopping with us.” This year the Art Market, one of the highlighted situations for the December First Friday Artwork Wander tonight [Friday, Dec. 2], normally takes spot in the lobby of the Springfield Artwork Museum, 1111 E. Brookside Generate around the intersection…
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‘Gods that walk among us’: the photographer bringing glamour to portraits of community leaders | Photography
Camila Falquez has photographed many of the most famous people in the world: Zendaya, Lil Nas X, Penélope Cruz. But her portraiture intentionally straddles two worlds: one of global stars and the other of local community leaders, from drag queens to flower merchants, whom she deems “the gods that walk among us”. She first discovered the phrase on a sign in Bushwick, Brooklyn, that featured photos of Indigenous people. “When I saw it I thought, ‘Oh wait, this is what I do, this is my work.’ It’s an invitation to change the orientation on how we perceive who we have around us – and a warning that the person you…
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Carthage Arts Walk of Fame honors local inductees | News
The Carthage Arts Walk of Fame’s 1st induction ceremony took position Friday night, honoring its to start with two customers, Wanda Hanszen and Derek Wayne Johnson. Inductees get their individual sidewalk plaque downtown, with the plaques being embedded into present sidewalks outside the house of the Esquire Theater. Hanszen and Johnson were being also honored with keys to the city from Mayor Lin Joffrion. Derek Wayne Johnson is an award-successful director, author, producer and editor originally from Carthage. This previous summer months he filmed his impending movie “Blood Streams” solely within just Panola County. Wanda Hanszen is a regional artist who has been lively in Carthage and Panola County daily…
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Preview Cincinnati’s Black Music Walk of Fame at CVG Airport | Music News | Cincinnati
click on to enlarge Photo: Katie Griffith Bootsy Collins (middle) is one of the local musicians to be honored with a star on the Cincinnati Black Audio Stroll of Fame. Main parts of Cincinnati’s unsung Black audio background are remaining spotlighted and celebrated in a everlasting way. Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece is heading thriving attempts to set up a Black Songs Wander of Fame in entrance of the Andrew J. Brady Audio Middle downtown, the very first four stars of which were being unveiled in November at their short-term household, the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Intercontinental Airport. Amongst the inductees are Bootsy Collins, Otis Williams, The Isley Brothers and Charles Fold,…
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Veteran wins spotlight for ‘burrito walk’ photography
Each working day, Sean Dustman can take a stroll about the Whidbey Island Navy base. If you ended up to move him, you might figure out him by the brightly colored shirts he frequently wears, picked out for him by his 5-calendar year-aged daughter. The breakfast burrito he invariably has in his hand would also be a great indication. But the finest way to decide on out Dustman is to glance for the guy taking shots of just about every interesting matter he sees along the way. Though Dustman’s images gained him the Oak Harbor Library’s featured artist slot for the month of November, his daily “burrito walks” are about…
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