"Advertising was like art, and more and more art was like advertising. Ideally, the only difference would be the logo. Advertising could take up the former causes of art"philosophy, beauty, …
You can get up close and personal with music, theater and famous works of art without leaving your house -- here's how.
By Douglas Mayo Original Theatre Company are to stream filmed performances of their productions of Alan Bennett's The Habit of Art and Ali Mille's The Craft on 26-27 March. This post The Hab…
In the wake of COVID-19, Philadelphia's shelter-in-place decree, and many people (including FringeArts staff) working remotely and moving their social lives almost entirely online, Philadelp…
"In the 30 years since founding the gallery in Soho in 1989, Kasmin developed a program that managed to toe the line between brainy and lighthearted by placing historic postwar artists like …
TIOS Month helped Westerville North students grow confidence The post Children and Art appeared first on Dramatics Magazine Online.
Ten picks from the NYT include podcasts from curators, artists, and critics in Los Angeles, London, Australia, Canada, Italy, and more. " The New York Times
How many of us today are able to free ourselves from the page and head out the door when we rise from our desks? Even abiding by the dictates of nature, breathing deeply out in the open air …
Melbourne's indie theatre-makers, Watch This, turn their gallery exhibit into an online celebration in five acts. On Sunday, March 22,
Like many parents across the US right now, Daphne Sashin was looking for something to keep her kids occupied while her family shelters in place during the coronavirus outbreak.
Luisa Roldán revolutionized the use of terra cotta for small devotional figurines and was a court sculptor for the final Hapsburg Spanish king " in the 1690s. Her work was sent to Mexico …
The Dance Enthusiast Guide's To Online Dance, Movement & Art Classes
Crossword editors are strange arbiters of cultural relevance. Read tweets by Awkwafina or Olivia Wilde on learning that they've been immortalized in the black-and-white grid"it's the bookish…
After the cancellations, virtual fairs keep business ticking
Going online is one answer, but it's not so simple.
Humans have always turned to art in the most uncertain times to provide everything from distraction to comfort and clarity. The world has hit pause to address concerns around COVID-19 and th…
Storytelling and performance are no 'add-on' " they are a vital part of being human
Though Broadway may be temporarily shut down, the love of theatre remains strong as artists share the theatre-inspired creations of Hamilton, Mean Girls, and more.
From Brandon Lorenz, National Director of Communications and Public Policy: 'Countless actors, stage managers and everyone who work in arts and entertainment are out of work and wondering ho…
Still going ahead despite the coronavirus outbreak, the event focuses on the work of First Nations artists
"You might be isolated, but you're not alone. You are an art maker. Let's make some together." -Mo Willems Willems is the author of some of the most popular books for young audiences o…
The crisis has forced galleries and fairs to turn to technological solutions. The result may be a more sustainable industry