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Thank You Wednesday with ArtsEarth in 2020
Tag: multimedia
ArtsEarth Celebrates GivingTuesday
FUNDRASIER: ArtsEarth celebrates GivingTuesday by promoting the arts worldwide, joining millions around the world participating in the global generosity movement on Tuesday, December 1, 2020.
Coronavirus and How it is Affecting Artists by Thollem
ARTICLE | Greetings from Miami! A lot of my friends and colleagues have been hit hard by cancellations of concerts, festivals, tours all over the world because of the Coronavirus, myself included.
Almost Human: Digital Art from the Permanent Collection in Review by Miranda Seaver
ARTICLE | I love my robots. There’s an Amazon Echo in my bedroom who fills my room with lo-fi hip-hop beats on nights when insomnia has the best of me.
2019 Gray Area Festival – Pierce Warnecke Live – ISM Hexadome in Review by Jon Bauer
ARTICLE | Endless Growth (Data Decay v3) is an audiovisual performance by Pierce Warnecke using data to illustrate dynamic ecosystems.
2019 Gray Area Festival – ISM Hexadome in Review by Jon Bauer
ARTICLE | From July 25 through August 3, the ISM Hexadome will be presented at Pier 70 in San Francisco in two parts.
IllUM Art.Tech.Music (GAIKA vs. Madam X, The Flashbulb + More) in Review by Jon Bauer
VISUAL | IllUM: set your mind alight. We’re proud to announce the next installment of IllUM – a one-night festival of emerging tech and its effect on the visual, auditory, and tactile arts.
Opulent Mobility – An Online Art Exhibit in Review by Meaghan Alfonso
Reviewed by Meaghan Alfonso NOV 17-MAR 31: Opulent Mobility 2017 – An Online Art Exhibit Disability shouldn’t be a burden or something to look away from. Since 2009, Opulent Mobility’s unique exhibit started with the artwork of A. Laura Brody, a professional costume maker and designer. She first developed Opulent Mobility as a series of artworks …
Amie Siegel: Interiors at the Frye Art Museum in Review by Amanda Alfonso
ARTICLE | Interiors could be called a multi-faceted exhibit reflecting the artist herself. Within two separate rooms at the Frye Art Museum, Amie Siegel – a New York-based artist – displays a solo exhibition of films.