SLUG Magazine “It’s not, ‘Oh, you can’t do this if you don’t have the right gear,’ ya know? Anyone can come who wants to come.” “There’s something magical that happens when you have a camera. It’s the anticipation of getting…
River Cities' Reader - University of Dubuque Faculty and Staff Showcase Artwork in the Bisignano Art Gallery DUBUQUE, IOWA (November 4, 2026) — Celebrate the creativity and artistic talents of the University of Dubuque community with “Campus Creatives: Creative Celebration Faculty and Staff” at…
Today we’d like to introduce you to Emily Cavett. Hi Emily, so excited to have you on the platform. So before we get into questions about your work-life, maybe you can bring our readers up to speed on your story…
Today we’d like to introduce you to Christian Powell. Hi Christian, thanks for sharing your story with us. To start, maybe you can tell our readers some of your backstory.Ever since a young age I have been a creative…
He points out that even when plants are studied scientifically or represented in art, they are often viewed through a human-centred approach. Their own agency and ways of existing rarely become the focus. Rather than making artworks about plants or…
will be on display at the Everhart Museum in Scranton, PA, from November 4, 2026, through April 26, 2027. The exhibition is open Wednesday through Sunday from 11 AM to 5 PM. Featuring new works by Waverly-based abstract landscape painter Bill Chickillo, the exhibition explores the…
Barnor joins a distinguished list of previous recipients, including Joel Meyerowitz, Susan Meiselas and Sebastião Salgado, whose careers have shaped the history of the medium. In 1953, Barnor opened his renowned Ever Young studio in Accra’s Jamestown district. The studio became…
By Abraham Storer Nov 4, 2026 A strain of abstraction, championed most ardently around the middle of the last century by critic Clement Greenberg, sought to deemphasize external references, reducing the form of painting to its basic materials’ properties. Think minimalism or…
Early in his career, Bride developed a sharp eye and a high tolerance for risk. Both have carried him through a quarter century of work in some of the most unpredictable places on earth. Bride’s appetite for rugged, unpredictable terrain…
From wine barrel offcuts in France to a changing timber supply in Hungary, Jean’s European research revealed how resourcefulness and community help keep pottery traditions alive. Her project, Fire and Place, took her to the pottery community of La Borne,…
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