#art-community

#art-community

Art Workers for Palestine Scotland stated, 'Yesterday's brutal events at CCA have torn apart the fabric of the art world... the mask has dropped.'

When she arrived at campus that October morning, ready to chain myself to that tree, the only other person there was the man coming to decommission it.

Creative Australia has made the unanimous decision not to proceed with the artistic team chosen for the Venice Biennale 2026, due to community concerns.

As a sound artist, I need an extra step to conceptualise the visual aspects of a presentation. Thinking in sound, I start with the composition and arrangement for a live performance.

"I draw from my own experiences while capturing moments of passion, longing, and the bittersweet nature of unspoken or hidden connections," Contreras told 48hills.

"Art Walk has printed programs with stops you're supposed to make. The first is Chartreuse by Roje... it feels more like an upscale modern apothecary turned gathering place."

The Vancouver Art Gallery has decided to suspend its long-planned new gallery project by Herzog and de Meuron, citing a dramatic increase in budget from C$400m to C$600m.

Art Week Tokyo (AWT) successfully streamlined Tokyo's extensive art scene into a more accessible format, gathering international attention and integrating local contemporary art with traditional offerings.

my time learning about some of Oregon's progressive art studios this year has left me aware of the hairy power dynamics that those who work in and with these studios must grapple with.

The BACKLIT team and studio community is devastated by the loss of our dear friend and former resident, Sarah Cunningham. We send our heartfelt condolences to Sarah's friends and family.

"Talking to the local galleries and curators, the thing that always keeps coming up is this sense of community, like 'Atlanta is in this together'."

The summit serves as a unique platform for Bay Area artists to engage with leaders from the California Task Force for Reparations and voice their artistic needs.

"It's the right moment to think about the future of the museum and I just thought, carpe diem. All the things I set out to do 30 years ago are either accomplished or in play in a very positive way."

"We used to joke that once the sweatshops closed, nothing went down Broadway but tumbleweeds," said Lindsay's son, Chris Bos. This remark reflects the transformation of the area from industrial to artistic, highlighting the community’s evolution and the sparse urban landscape in earlier times.

"David Wiseman's studio in Frogtown has become a community hub, hosting diverse gatherings that encourage creativity and connection among artists and designers alike."