#art-exhibit

#art-exhibit

"My brother Joe Napoli and I are excited to offer our Napoli Art - Two Generations exhibit as a retrospective of our late father Augie Napoli's award winning, watercolor paintings. We're pairing his artwork with mine so you can see his influence reflected in my own brushstrokes."

"I was very fortunate that I had a nice art teacher. She would let me go in the back room and use the oils, but she didn't let all the kids use them. I'd be back there painting and doing my thing. She would tell me to paint whatever I feel," Escovedo said.

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'.

The Juneteenth Champions art exhibit showcases 30 black and white portraits by Ted Ellis, celebrating individuals from 1865 to the present who impacted Juneteenth.

"The Warped Tour returns to DC for its 30th anniversary, featuring popular bands like Asking Alexandria and Pennywise, highlighting its enduring legacy in rock music."

"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."

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

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 exhibit 'Paul McCartney Photographs 1963-64: Eyes of the Storm' showcases a remarkable collection of about 250 rediscovered photos taken during The Beatles' iconic early years.

The exhibit communicates mortality through visibly aged items, emphasizing the conflict between art’s impermanence and the artist's legacy and audience's attachment.