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Thursday, August 18, 2022 9:53 am Artists and art lovers will gather Saturday and Sunday, September 17-18, for a weekend celebrating some of the visual, culinary and performing arts of the Driftless region. More than 80 visual artists, a tent full of youth art, six bands and 10 food and beverage vendors will make the …

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Music and art will combine when the University of Iowa’s Stanley Museum of Art celebrates the dedication of its new building and inaugural exhibit. Returning homeon August 26-28. The museum and its more than 1,700 works of art are back home for the first time since 2008, when flooding forced the museum to close and …

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The Fold (Episode I): The Fold, 2020 Virtual Reality Headset View Alex M. Lee, associate professor of digital arts and sciences at Clarkson University will exhibit his virtual reality project Fold (episode I) in Berlin, Germany on Thursday, April 18 at the Recontres Internationales New Festival of Cinema and Contemporary Art Paris/Berlin. In the ‘VR …

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On Saturday, August 20 at 2 p.m., East Hampton’s Herrick Park will be the place to be as famous artists and writers square off in the 74th annual Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game. As is tradition, Walter Bernard has created the official artwork for the game, which appears on the cover of Dan’s papers …

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Two of Vermeer’s controversial paintings have been scientifically examined for an exhibition opening at the National Gallery of Art (NGA) in Washington, DC in October. The girl with a red hat (ca. 1666-67) and The girl with the flute (ca. 1665-75) in the past both have been questioned by many specialists. appearance Secrets of Vermeer …

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BYU Art Museum Chief Education Officer Philpp Malzl and Curator Ashlee Whitaker taught Education Week attendees about the artwork of 19th-century religious artist James Tissot in a session of their series Bringing Art to Life” on August 17. Malzl said that Tissot was interested in truthful descriptions of the Old Testament as well as the …

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The Artist Rights Society, an organization that helps artists with copyright and licensing, is inaugurating a new Web3 platform. Titled Arsnl, it will launch on September 9 with a series of NFTs by Frank Stella. Stella may be best known for his spare paintings of the 1950s and 1960s, which are considered precursors to the …

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