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    Your Concise New York Art Guide for August 2022

    Jamel Shabazz, “Flying High. Brownsville, Brooklyn” (1982) (courtesy the artist and Bronx Museum of the Arts) The dog days of summer are quickly approaching, and New York’s art spaces are providing some welcome respite. As we ride out a prolonged heat wave, some exhibitions are embracing the casual calm of the city in late summer, with others reminding us to stay focused on the political challenges ahead. Our highlights for August include excavations of feminist surrealism, retrospectives dedicated to underground legends, and contemporary perspectives on print media. Stay cool out there, y’all. *** Portia Munson, “Bound Angel” (2021) (photo by Lance Brewer, courtesy the artist and P·P·O·W) When: through August…

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    5 reasons why you’ll love this new art exhibit in Cedar City

    Approximated browse time: 4-5 minutes Now as a result of Sept. 24, do not pass up the likelihood to immerse oneself in Southern Utah Museum of Art’s exhibition, “The Room Amongst: Visions of the Southwest,” structured in partnership with Modern-day West Good Art. Apart from a scenic journey to Cedar Metropolis, a lot of other added benefits await as you make your way down to SUMA for this thought-provoking and visually remarkable exhibit. Here are 5 very good reasons to insert it to your family’s itinerary this tumble. Witness the perform of 4 unbelievably proficient artists “The House Amongst” delivers with each other functions from 4 artists who signify the…

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    Disney Parks Debuts New Art Inspired by Tiana’s Bayou Adventure

    Artist Sharika Mahdi and lead Imagineer Charita Carter.Photograph: Disney Parks We knew that Tiana’s Bayou Journey, a re-imagined drinking water trip dependent on The Princess and the Frog, was coming to Disney Parks—and though it will not be open for a handful of additional yrs, it’s already encouraged some gorgeous new art, extra of which was unveiled these days as component of the company’s celebration of Planet Princess 7 days. New Orleans artist Sharika Mahdi and lead Imagineer Charita Carter debuted the new art, featured on the Disney Parks Site. Mahdi has been commissioned to collaborate with Disney Imagineering to capture the spirit of New Orleans, where by Tiana’s tale…

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    What would the Romans say? A brilliant new ‘art fort’ brightens up Hadrian’s Wall | Northumberland holidays

    “I don’t think I’ve ever seen it so busy!” declares my dad as we pull into the car park of Housesteads, which sits along Hadrian’s Wall, one of the best-preserved Roman forts in Britain. He’s right: the car park is rammed and the entrance to the site is unusually crowded. Tourists with backpacks sit on picnic benches eating cake from the cafe, while a dad reads aloud the noticeboards to his small children. Hadrians map This buzz is, in part, probably due to it being an exceptionally sunny day during the school holidays. But there’s another factor: Housesteads has a new, temporary art installation, part of a year-long series of…

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    Barrick Museum of Art Opens ‘Two Cultures, One Family: Building Family, Finding Home’ Aug. 30

    The Weaving Our Cultures Arts Festival (WoCAF) and the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Artwork are happy to existing “Two Cultures, One Family: Setting up Household, Acquiring House” Aug. 30, 2022 through Jan. 28, 2023. With this exhibition, professor Erika Abad draws on her private knowledge as the daughter of a historically multiracial household to curate a range of artists who invite us to question thoughts about the way that strategies all-around household, gender, sexual intercourse, and reproductive justice are negotiated these days. Abad’s curation moves throughout a large array of media, encompassing paintings, sculptures, poetry, textiles, zines, movies, and drawings. Her themes array from reproductive genocide to the decisions that LGBTQ+ American families are forced to make now…

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    Construction of new Art Gallery of Nova Scotia put on hold

    The new Art Gallery of Nova Scotia planned for the Halifax waterfront is on keep. Leading Tim Houston stated his federal government experienced made a decision the undertaking need to be “paused indefinitely” owing to rising fees. Construction was slated to commence later this 12 months.  “The dedication at the correct time, at the correct funds continues to be,” Houston instructed reporters at Province Home Wednesday. “And the placement of it will be the similar.”The value of this is out of command appropriate now.” The new gallery was envisioned to cost about $137 million when it was introduced a few years back. But the province claims it now expects that figure to maximize by $25 million…

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