The first painting of Willy Bo Richardson’s multi-decade series, Number 1 (1999) has just been acquired by the Albuquerque Museum of Art and History for its permanent collection. (He’s in good company: this New Mexico museum’s art collection includes Georgia O’Keeffe, Raymond Jonson, Fritz Scholder, and Jaune Quick-to-See Smith.) To celebrate the acquisition, Richardson’s long-time […]
Brooklyn, NY – Nearly 16 years after one of the most formative experiences in her artistic career – a drawing and painting workshop in Italy, Ella Yang returned to Umbria, a bucolic farming province north of Rome, in the summer of 2017 for a 2-week residency program. This exhibition, Un Bel Sogno (“A Beautiful Dream”), […]
Learn to share your art practice on social media with ICA’s very own ICA online content manager and communications manager Sarah Fullerton. She’ll talk about strategies, best practices, and discuss the various platforms for communicating your work. Sarah Fullerton leads the campus-wide communications strategy for the Arts + Design Initiative at UC Berkeley. Sarah is […]
Join O.M. France Viana for a night of social artistry and decadent desserts at the Ube Trade. Exchange a food memory for Filipino ube/purple yam ice cream and sweets. For this interactive project, Viana invites the audience to share their food memories in exchange for a dessert made of ube, also known as purple yam. […]
NEW YORK – Throckmorton Fine Art (www.throckmorton-nyc.com) will host its first exhibition by the widely acclaimed contemporary French photo-artist, William Ropp, (b. 1960 Ghent – ) at its New York gallery from May 3 through July 14, 2018. Spencer Throckmorton says, “TAFARI: He Who Inspires Awe” is a collection of images resulting from William Ropp’s […]
Brooklyn, NY – 440 Gallery is pleased to present Dark Matter, new work by Ellen Chuse, a painter whose explorations of organic forms in nature and saturated color have been shown extensively in Brooklyn and beyond. This show is a collection of abstract acrylic paintings on paper – some very large and others quite small. […]
When people look slowly at a piece of art they make discoveries. The most important discovery they make is that they can see and experience art without an expert (or expertise). And that’s an exciting discovery. It unlocks passion and creativity and helps to create more art lovers. One day each year – April 14 […]
