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The contemporary artist is called a California ClassicistThough Ligare is described as a photorealist, nothing is realistic about his work His paintings are strongly influenced by photograph…
Public subsidy is vital if a wide range of arts are to flourish, says Ivan Hewett
Focus on American art includes works by Benton, Grant Wood
Artists from 17 counties eligible to apply$1.3 million up for grabs for four installationsCouncilman Hansen 'disappointed' project wasn't limited to Sacramento artists … Click to Conti…
Ottomon Elementary is the third California school to adopt Artful LearningThe method uses art to convey core academic conceptsOttomon community in 2012 agreed to pursue an arts-based program…
Self-described 'Artist Protestor Comic' is amusing and thought-provokingIn his current show is a series of lively sculptures called 'Horglots'Exhibit also includes some of his brilliantly co…
Praise be! An Act of God opens officially at Broadway’s Studio 54 on May 28. The show stars Emmy winner Jim Parsons as the titular deity. The comedy was written by God (sure) and has b…
The "I Can Do That! Artists-in-the-Schools Program" of Sacramento Unified engages students of all abilities in the visual and performing arts. The Crocker Art Museum showcases their work in …
During the past several decades "the Indian subcontinent" has changed dramatically, and a whole new artistic energy has emerged. It is this art - in many disciplines, and with all its links …
The other day, I happened to mention to a woman I'd just met, a respected former contemporary art gallerist, that I was taking my two daughters to the David Zwirner Gallery so they could hav…
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TDE: You were a dancing "Jack of all Trades" " studying dance in NYC, training under Melissa Hayden, writing about dance for various publications-- But what I find most interesting is…
Fourteen years later, Goudie's role at the Gander airport has gone from being a part of history to a part in a play, as her story is featured in Come From Away
For the artist Karl Lund, the future is yesterday. His dramatic canvasses, roiling with action and color, are built on a fertile foundation of boyhood fascinations with futurist science fict…
Three women who have contributed mightily to the culture of Connecticut will be leaving the state arts scene.
Remembering theatre caricaturist Al Hirschfeld
Elisabeth Waterston has a famous last name, but this year she is making a name for herself.
The life of 1918 Nobel Prizewinner Fritz Haber will soon become much more familiar with a new play, a new biography, a new short film and even a new opera that are either out or in the works.
