#art-exhibit

#art-exhibit

The exhibit features video and audio recordings and articles about the beach, beach ephemera, beach chairs and even beach balls, capturing the Bloordale Beach vibe.

The Getty Villa has reopened after a six-month closure due to the Palisades fire, showcasing a new exhibit titled 'The Kingdom of Pylos'.

At Aegis Gallery, the joint exhibit "Art for All Ages" features artwork created by elementary school children partnered with the Muindi Foundation, alongside independent Bay Area artists.

The exhibition allows visitors to experience the Sistine Chapel's art up close, showcasing every detail and brushstroke through high-definition reproductions.

"The entire gallery is covered in a comforting cobalt blue mural. Spectral motifs lift up and out of the paintings and onto the walls above their frames."

It was like an expression of frustration in humor, so I wouldn't get too bitter about the industry changing so quickly and under my nose.

"Relocating the exhibition to a more secure location will enable us to prioritize the safety of staff and student employees of Carr Haus..."

The Great Elephant Migration is a traveling art installation featuring 100 life-sized elephant sculptures made from invasive lantana plants, now on display at Hermann Park.

Mumbai's chawls, relics of colonialism, reflect the struggles of the urban poor who worked for the East India Company. These tenements highlight the stark class divide.

The upcoming Fiber Fest in Newport showcases the rich tapestry of creativity among fiber artists, emphasizing how Oregon's rugged coastal beauty inspires their work.

The crochet art exhibit "Butterfly Garden and Bouquet of Flowers" showcases a stunning diorama with a variety of crocheted objects, reflecting creativity and artistry in fiber art. Visitors can enjoy this unique display at the Saratoga Library, highlighting community engagement through art.

The exhibit will feature the work of artists Cynthia Brannvall, Dana Harris Seeger, Trinh Mai, Priyanka Rana and Shirin Towfiq, exploring how memory, cultural experience and migration intersect.

Dunn's family-friendly story mixes humor with horror, showcasing characters like Arturo, a power-crazed flipper boy, and Oly, an albino hunchback dwarf, reflecting on twisted family love.