Wassily Kandinsky: Sounds | The Culturium
Wassily Kandinsky's Sounds (Klänge, 1912) is a rare and beguiling creation, poised between painting and poetry, image and word| The Culturium
© Paula Marvelly, All Saints' Tudeley Apertures to the soul The post The Spirituality of Marc Chagall appeared first on The Culturium.| The Culturium
Wassily Kandinsky's Sounds (Klänge, 1912) is a rare and beguiling creation, poised between painting and poetry, image and word| The Culturium
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the fall of Sài Gòn during the Vietnam War. While it is more often discussed in the United States as it relates to American politics, this war was pivotal in Vietnamese history. The nonprofit organization Vietnamese Boat People (VBP) is working to immortalize the journeys of Vietnamese immigrants... The post A Powerful Reminder from Vietnamese Boat People appeared first on The Observer.| The Observer
Meena Chopra used her Fall 2024 Matchmaker MicroGrant to support her newest book, Charismatic Chiaroscuro. The post MicroGrant Success: Meena Chopra, Fall 2024 appeared first on Mississauga Arts Council.| Mississauga Arts Council
The Simpsons has one of the most famous episodes about plagiarism and copyright in history. But how does it hold up nearly 30 years later? Source| Plagiarism Today
Slightly more than 100 miles from Washington, D.C., Richmond, Virginia, is the self-evident choice for a southbound, arts-focused getaway. Are you free this weekend? This Sunday, Sept. 28, is the […]| The Georgetowner
Along with the National Gallery of Art’s two feature presentations this fall — “Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955-1985,” which opened on Sept. 21, and “The Stars We Do Not See: […]| The Georgetowner
By Mark Edelman As the weather cools and the trees dazzle in their dormancy, it’s a great time to find a seat at one of our local performing arts venues. […]| The Georgetowner
Art isn’t only for a visit to a museum. The self-guided exhibition “Depero. Graphics: Between Italy & United States” is at the Embassy of Italy in Washington until January 30, […]| The Georgetowner
We’re into the full-on spirit and fun of the fall season now. Arts institutions are debuting their season openers; there are galas galore and the Nationals celebrate the last home […]| The Georgetowner
“Attached to the Soil,” the Fulbright Scholar portrait project by Peter Glendinning, Professor of Photography in the Department of Art, Art History, and Design at Michigan State University, is a featured exhibition and was the kick-off event for the month-long inaugural Cape Town Photography Festival in South Africa. Consisting of 50 photographic portraits, Glendinning’s “Attached to […]| Department of Art, Art History, and Design
© Huibo Hou, Iceland Bringing personal vision to life The post Huibo Hou: Iceland appeared first on The Culturium.| The Culturium
Tal Waldman's "Mounts, Temples, Traces" project, currently on exhibition at Gallery Cécile Dufay in Paris, is inspired by the breath we take.| The Culturium
© Paula Marvelly, Berwick Church The light of all lights The post The Spirituality of Duncan Grant appeared first on The Culturium.| The Culturium
Rainer Maria Rilke’s "Letters to a Young Painter" explores how art, cats and the paradox of possession illuminate the creative life.| The Culturium
Paul G. Chandler explores Rembrandt’s "Jeremiah Lamenting the Destruction of Jerusalem", a meditation on art, sorrow, faith and divine hope.| The Culturium
Pride Month Pop Quiz: Name three LGBTQ historical figures (a) with a connection to Washington, D.C., and (b) who were or are Jewish.| The Georgetowner
Hip-hop culture — DJing, rapping, breakdancing and tagging (as in graffiti) — became a worldwide phenomenon in the 1980s. Among the millions enraptured were| The Georgetowner
Welcome to August! Enjoy Shark Week at The Wharf, a free community day at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, pup night at The Stacks and more. Happy| The Georgetowner
Matt Bollinger Julia WeberStaff writer Chautauqua Visual Arts’ School of Art guest faculty member Matt Bollinger continues the CVA Lecture Series at 6:30 p.m. tonight in Hultquist Center. Bollinger is a painter who makes both standalone still works and animations composed of paintings. He received his Master of Fine Arts from the Rhode Island School […]| The Chautauquan Daily
An artistic exploration by 3 contemporary artists from the faith traditions of Judaism, Christianity & Islam inspired by the story of Noah.| The Culturium
A stunning collaboration of haiku & photograph, featuring visceral portraits of the human condition at its most glorious, raw & humbled.| The Culturium
Local residents at the Gary Residence and Westview Meadows have contributed to an art exhibit on display at the Statehouse cafeteria through the end of April. “Moments in Time: Works by Vermonters with Dementia” invites the viewer to momentarily experience the progression of Alzheimer’s disease through the lens of those experiencing it, and those without it as well. The exhibition features wood carvings, drawings, paintings, and quilts by 13 Vermonters, organized by the Vermont chapter ...| The Bridge
The 2025 Undergraduate Exhibition presented by the Department of Art, Art History, and Design (AAHD) at Michigan State University features the work on 41 students created in AAHD courses during the past year. This juried exhibition runs through Thursday, April 24, at (SCENE) Metrospace, 110 Charles Street, East Lansing, Michigan. Gallery hours are noon-5 p.m. Thursday-Sunday. An exhibition reception is scheduled for 6-8 p.m. Friday, April 11.| College of Arts & Letters
Celebrated photographer, Michael Kenna, outlines the raison d'être of his stunning work, developed over the course of a fifty-year career.| The Culturium
A personal eulogy for Rashid Maxwell (1937–15th February 2025).| The Culturium
by Oriana Mejías Martínez Learning experiences can come from different kinds of practices that nourish and enrich students beyond the confines of the classroom, enhancing, in turn, curricular conte…| Visible Pedagogy
Kennedy Center’s president since 2014, Deborah Rutter, will step down from her role at the end of the year amidst uncertainty in a new (returning?)| The Georgetowner
Reclaiming Space, the current exhibit at the MSU Union Art Gallery, calls upon the community to come together to reflect, respond, and heal through artmaking. Now through Saturday, Feb. 15, the public is invited to add their personal touch and creativity to the murals and sculptures that make up this exhibition, and as the show progresses, the artwork will evolve with each new day.| College of Arts & Letters
Kedar Misani, publisher of bi-monthly magazine, SOULFUL PHOTOGRAPHY, outlines his spiritual vision through the photographic arts.| The Culturium
CARAVAN'S SYMBOLS OF LIFE: Beyond Perception—An Artistic Exploration of the Human Soul explores the spiritual dimension of human existence.| The Culturium
Photographer and flautist, John Devitt, shares his passion for taking pictures of nature as a beautiful expression of the unfoldment of life.| The Culturium
I looked hurriedly through Miss Thater’s Designs. I felt overwhelmed by the sheer number of them. Page after lined page of meticulously plotted circular or ovoid geometric forms of various sizes, all arranged symmetrically around a grounding middle field. The forms were laid out first in pencil, probably freehand, then filled in with color from colored pencils or inked pens. No design was quite like another.| Slant Books
There was a quite extensive exhibit of Caspar David Friedrich paintings at the Albertinum, one of the art museums in Dresden. One has the feeling that there is always a Caspar David Friedrich exhibit at one of the art museums of Dresden. Nonetheless I was glad for it. I was glad to move slowly from one canvas to the next and to see more Friedrich paintings in one location than I had ever seen before.| Slant Books
Rashid Maxwell, Drawn In. Image: © Rashid Maxwell Art Exhibition Gallery Different| The Culturium
Stephen Nachmanovitch gives a fascinating insight into his musical & visual response to the ten oxherding pictures & verses of Zen Buddhism.| The Culturium
The social media phenomenon Zillow Gone Wild is facing a lawsuit from a real estate photographer. Here's what is at stake.| Plagiarism Today
NWSA Artist Designs 2024 Miami Book Fair Poster| MDC News
Australian artist Suzanne Moss' passion project, "Morning Sanctuary", invites us to discover the silence without & the stillness within.| The Culturium
Discover the 2024 MIT Gala and Student Art Showcase: a fusion of fashion, art, and music featuring Infinite Magazine's 12th edition.| Arts at MIT
Explore how Chloé Bensahel, MIT 2023-24 Ida Ely Rubin Artist in Residence, blends historical weaving and modern tech at MIT.| Arts at MIT
It is hard to describe the works of Robert Irwin. A typical work by Robert Irwin is, for instance, a piece called Untitled (Acrylic Column). Basically it’s a free-standing column of see-through acrylic about fifteen feet high. The column is constructed in a kind of ‘V’ shape so that it doesn’t fall over. Also, stuff happens with the light and with the refractions of vision in that shape.| Slant Books
The arts provide alternative explorative means for approaching reality and expanding our understanding of qualitative experience (Eisner 2002). Research demonstrates immense untapped potential at the interface of arts and sustainability science.| Ymmarrys Ry
Ymmärrys ry co-founder Eline's Master's Thesis from Aalto University's Programme in Visual Cultures, Curating and Contemporary Art.| Ymmarrys Ry
