Art off Pike is Kentucky’s premier urban art fair specializing in affordable artwork and lively creations for you and your friends. This year AOP features over 80 artists, designers, and makers to delight the senses.
Looking for affordable art? Shirley A. Hudson is holding the second Affordable Art Sale.
Restoration experts will be available in the Eisele Gallery on Wednesday October 2nd from 9AM until 7PM to inspect and provide complimentary estimates to clean, restore and preserve your damaged or deteriorated Art and Antiques.
viDEo sAVant w/ GEISHAFOLD presents The Drowned World, an “Extrapolationist Fiction Mash Up” of live audio-visual improvisation at Other Cinema, San Francisco, on Saturday, October 5, at 8:30 pm.
Cortona is a walled Etruscan hill town 1 ½ hours southeast of Florence by auto, mostly via the white-knuckling auto-strada. A bit less of a tourist destination than some other Tuscan towns—smaller than Siena, maybe less charming and trampled than San Gimignano—its nearly carless, cobbled steep and narrow streets meander the hillside.
I don’t know how many exhibitions have been organized around the theme of “vessel,” or the number of shows of craft materials where the vessel form is the natural result — wheel-thrown clay, blown glass, lathe-turned wood, and spun metal. The final count would be in the thousands.
DAAP Galleries at the University of Cincinnati present the Album des Jeunes Architectes et Paysagistes (AJAP) 2010 exhibition in the Philip M. Meyers Jr. Memorial Gallery, August 28-October 4, 2013, showcasing the winning projects of architects and landscape architects practicing in France who are under the age of 35.
It’s like a party at The Galleries at Frame Designs, Loveland, where individual works by twenty-six artists fill the walls and more for the third edition of a show called “One New Painting,” running through September 28. The resulting mix of styles and approaches is almost like a gathering where everyone is talking at once and all seem to be having a fine time.
Typefaces, or fonts, sometimes have more complex histories than we might guess. Times Roman–or Times New Roman, depending on which OS you use–has a long and unclear history.
