Thursday, Jan. 16 to Saturday, Jan. 18, showtimes at 7:30 p.m., Vanderhoef Studio Theatre at the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts, tickets are almost sold out so get your tickets here. Aaron ...

Da Corte is widely recognized as one of the most inventive visual artists working today. His installations have included iconic monsters like Frankenstein, a giant inflatable characters, technicolor ...

Every year a committee, comprised of graduate students and one faculty member, organizes a yearlong series of lectures by prominent scholars, curators and visual artists on various topics in art ...

The University of Arizona Museum of Art has brought back its lecture series for the spring, kicking things off with a discussion about Frohawk Two Feathers’ exhibition “What is the color, when black ...

Pratt’s School of Art, Film/Video Department and Pratt Presents are proud to host a special evening with Pratt alumni and collaborative duo Glenn Ficarra (B.F.A. ‘91) and John Requa (B.F.A.

BFA Fine Arts presents an online visiting artist lecture with artist Thao Nguyen Phan. Trained as a painter, Phan is a multimedia artist whose practice encompasses video, painting and installation.

Hosted by Pratt’s Fine Arts MFA program, VALS is our visiting artist lecture series. Graduate student coordinators invite contemporary artists to participate in a public lecture and studio visits at ...

Lili Taylor in "Honor, an Artist Lecture by Suzanne Bocanegra starring Lili Taylor," playing through Saturday at the Walker Art Center. When it comes to staying informed in Minnesota, our newsletters ...

Boston College hosted the annual Josephine von Henneberg Lecture in Italian Art on Tuesday, featuring Holly Flora of Tulane University, who presented Mirror of Eternity: The Croce Dipinta and the ...

With the holiday season just around the corner, the spirit of giving is about to take center stage. On the Tuesday following Thanksgiving, Giving Tuesday encourages people worldwide to come together ...

"I always say that art is like eating grapes," artist Longhua Xu said. "But the art is more than the grapes; it's the wine.