Those wishing to raise their profile as a portrait painter should be interested in the latest Call for Entries for the 132nd Annual Exhibition in 2023 of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters The deadline for the digital entries for the annual exhibition in May 2023 of the Royal Society of […]
Medieval Wall Paintings of Gidófalva (Ghidfalău) Restored
About a decade ago, wall paintings were discovered in the church of Gidófalva (Ghidfalău, Romania), which lies in the eastern part of Transylvania, in historic Háromszék (present-day Covasna County). After careful research and a painstaking process of restoration, the restored state of the fragmentary fresco cycle was unveiled on September […]
Interview with Yuliya Martynova: Watercolour World of Peace and Tranquillity
“Like a paper plane whose flight path is never straight, embrace uncertainty – just go with it. Try see things from a different angle.” By Aimee Morris | 04 Nov 2022 Yuliya Martynova is a woman of many talents. The Kazakhstan born artist has worked in Law, Wealth Management and […]
Berlinde De Bruyckere At Hauser & Wirth Zurich
Berlinde De Bruyckere26 January – 13 May 2023Hauser & Wirth ZurichLimmatstrasse 2708005 Zürich Layering spiritual iconography and ancient mythology with narratives of transience, carnality and sensuality, Berlinde De Bruyckere surpasses religious connotations and transfers them to the realm of the universal and profane. Presenting a powerful meditation upon the fundamental […]
Medieval Hungary: The Island – Saint Margaret and the Dominicans (new exhibition in Budapest)
A new temporary exhibition opened at the Budapest History Museum, dedicated to St Margaret and the Dominican monastery on Margaret Island. The story and fate of Saint Margaret, the thirteenth-century saintly princess, has always captured the imagination of people interested in history. The exhibition offers visitors a selection of artifacts […]
A gala honoring Micky Wolfson, Jr.
November 29, 2022, 07:00 PM – 10:00 PM A BENEFIT DINNER IN SUPPORT OF CIMA’S INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM honoring Mitchell (Micky) Wolfson, Jr. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2022, 7PM Mattioli Residence: 421 Broome Street, NYC CELEBRATING FRIENDSHIP, FUELING THE FUTURE Join us in honoring Mitchell (Micky) Wolfson, Jr., steadfast friend […]
Early African Churches in Adulis Shed Light on Religious Transitions – ARTnews.com
A recent study reexamining two churches in Northeastern Africa is shedding light on the spread of Christianity and Islam in the region. As a result of this most recent excavation, archaeologists have identified some of the earliest securely dated churches in the Aksumite Kingdom. Using modern techniques, including radiocarbon dating, […]
4 Key Factors to Determine the Length of an Art Project
As a professional artist, it may be tricky to determine when a piece of artwork is finished. You can spend days, months, or even years perfecting a work of art. But, as art educators who work with little artists, spending years on one project is not an option, especially if […]
Abstract Mosaic Sculpture by Alice Bailey I Artsy Shark
Artist Alice Bailey shares a selection of her highly detailed, one-of-a-kind mosaic sculpture. See more artwork by visiting her website. “Courage” mixed media mosaic sculpture, 6.5″ x 8.5″ x 14.5″ Since my adventurous childhood growing up in Michigan and playing in the lush woods with my brother collecting […]
How Sustainable Art Can Make a Difference in Your Life
I didn’t realize that denim jeans were so damaging to the environment until I saw Libby Newell’s sustainable art on the walls of a gallery. The cotton plant consumes a lot of water, and then the process of dying the jeans — including any specialty washes— is reliant on […]