This Black Queer Community Is Starting A Revolution Of Self-Love The Blackyard Collective allows people recovering from an addiction to show up just as they are. by Delano BurrowesPublished Feb. 13, 2024 Twenty-five Black queer folks walking down a Provincetown street come with celebrity-level attention. The Massachusetts tourist town is a queer wonderland and also…
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The FRONT International Cleveland Triennial for Contemporary Art announced Friday it is canceling its exhibition planned for the summer and fall of 2025 and is permanently shutting down the project. Cleveland philanthropist Fred Bidwell, the founding CEO of FRONT, shared the news exclusively with cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer Friday afternoon. Source…
Ellen Gilchrist, a Southern writer with a sharp, sometimes indulgent eye for her region’s foibles and eccentricities, died on Jan. 30 at her home in Ocean Springs, Miss. She was 88. Her son Pierre Gautier Walker III confirmed the death. He said Ms. Gilchrist had breast cancer. Ms. Gilchrist, who published some 26 books —…
Approximately 5,000 murals across the UK will be recorded, photographed, and added to a free public database as part of a three-year-initiative by the art education charity, Art UK. The announcement from Art UK, made on February 6, said that the murals documented by volunteer researchers and photographers will include a large number of painted…
Returning for its 37th edition, TEFAF Maastricht will see 270 dealers and gallerists—including 10 first-time participants—hailing from 22 countries this March 9 through 14, 2024. Showcasing an expansive array of fine art, antiques, and design representing 7,000 years of art history, the fair is distinguished not only by the breadth of works shown but the…