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I had a great time being on the panel at the BIPOC Arts conference. It was an honor to sit with my cohorts and discuss the projects we have coming down the pipeline. #Artist #MississippiOffice #ArtPrograms #ArtConference #MississippiArtsCoalition https://www.instagram.com/p/CdePm0YLohY/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[filipevb]

Congrats @insta_urbancreativity for this amazing 3 days conference. Thanks @nuartfestival @artonthestreets.org.uk and @sevenpedro for the invitation. Hope to see you next year IRL! @johnfekner @javierabarca.es @dapper_aesthetician @mathieutremblin @makemakemakemake @moc83 @cynthia.montier @mariliakaisar @uli_blanchet @eldskrifter @dapper_aesthetician @peterbengtsen @muttoncurry_ @j_r_ustick @tania.di @kollyjulien @maribelonacarrasco @giodg @urbancreativitylund @jamesprigoff #urbancreativity #streetartconference #lisbonartconference #artconference #urbanart #publicart #filipevilasboas #graffiti #streetintervention (à Lisbon, Portugal) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCiK8jygk24/?igshid=dkzknn3o3f8m

[beatrizdesignz-blog]

Yesterday was an all day event at the Annual Homecoming Art Conference in Indianapolis and being one of a handful of celebrated Latinx artists my participation in open conversations was an integral part of what my work represents for future Indiana latinx artists. My Mechica amiga from Chicago lives in FT Wayne was my partner for the day, she is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to standing up for latinx and Mechica Artists in Ft. Wayne and a pleasure to spend time with her. After a full day of art talk and art business we finished our day by attending CIRCLES a collaborative exhibition at gallery 924 where we heard the eloquent voices of three important black artists that are creating positive role models for young black male artists. Thank you to the Indiana Arts Commission for an informative and engaging art conference and to the arts council of Indianapolis for hosting CIRCLES! Step out an visit this important exhibition at Gallery 924. @arts4learningin @butlerartscenter @artscouncilindy @inartscomm @perolike @jayaparnell @masonarchieartist Lobyn Hamilton @eji_org @originalgarygee @samuelevazquez @theartconference @kibiorg #artistatwork #artistlife #artbusiness #artconference #artfirst #artistofcolor (at Arts Council of Indianapolis) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4C6dBxgcEj/?igshid=6ur1pezqqek4

[rpardoart]

If you are in Fort Lauderdale next week come join us at this amazing Art Conference organized by @the55project and Focus Brasil!! ❤️❤️❤️ #art #publicart #urbanwallsbrazil #artconference #visualart #artandeducation #artivism #contemporaryart #❤️ (at Mary N. Porter Riverview Ballroom)

[delphineboel-blog]

Conference & workshop at #muzee #muzeeum #oostend #belgium#delphineboel #contemporaryart #statementart #textart#emotionalart #womanartist #belgiumart #britart #artconference #artisttalk #artworkshop

[elizabetharzani]

NAEA Session: Seat Taken, 2017

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Graphika Manila 2017 D-1

Graphika Manila 2017 D-1

Kicking in the New Year with the premier creativity conference in the Philippines wherein the most creative minds of artists and designers get together.

Graphika Manilais a two-day, yearly conference held in the Philippines last January 21 – 22 that focuses on showcasing latest multidisciplinary creative approaches and strategies when it comes to design, art direction, illustrators,web and…

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Art sales: the business of art

The Art Business Conference took place last week and consisted of a day of panel discussions, not about art, but the business of art, organised by Louise Hamlin, formerly of The Art Newspaper.

The opening address came from Conservative MP Victoria Borwick. As a Brexiteer and president of the British Antique Dealers’ Association, Borwick is in a minority in the art trade, but took the opportunity to tub-thump about Britain being at the heart of the international art market and very much “open for business”.

Later, a panel on the risks involved in consigning property to an agent for sale alerted the audience to the potential for theft, the limits of legal action and the necessity of insurance. 

Via The Telegraph 

Review | Inside: Artists and Writers in Reading Prison

Inside: Artists and Writers in Reading Prison is the latest project by Artangel currently on show at HM Reading prison and running until 30 October.

Adrian Searle gives the exhibition four stars describing its main installations as well as Wilde’s own cell: “The core of Inside, and the silent, dead and squalid heart of Reading Gaol, is the cell where Oscar Wilde lived out the worst two years of his life, between 1895 and 1897. He was condemned to an appalling regime of hard labour, hard fare and a hard bed. At some point modernised with a dinged-up metal desk, sink and toilet, the cell is perhaps less grim than it was in Wilde’s time, when evidence of his dysentery overflowed the small tin vessel he had to use for a toilet and made his warders gag.”

Via The Guardian

High-end hotels’ passion for daring artworks 

Traditionally, hotels bought their art by the yard, as Robert Diament, director of Carl Freedman Gallery in Shoreditch, points out: “The reason they used to go down that route – and also why many hotels continue to do so – is very much due to budget constraints and practical reasons such as insurance. To create a successful installation in a public space needs time, planning and very careful consideration.”

A new trend shows however how high-end hotels are now increasingly exhibiting daring art pieces. Hotel Le Bristol on the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré in Paris, for instance, currently hosts a large pergola in modish coloured glass by Daniel Buren, the French artist who recently exhibited at Fondation Louis Vuitton. Inside, in the bar, Moroccan-born artist Hicham Berrada has projected his ethereal creations on to mirrored screens.

Many more are the hotels following this trend, such as The Meurice (both in Paris and in London), Das Stue in Berlin and the Byblos Art Hotel Villa Amistà, Verona.

Via The Evening Standard   

An art exhibit based on a migrant tragedy in Austria stirs unease 

Han Falb, the owner of the café Jazzgalerie in Nickelsdorf, Austria, has hosted Konfrontationen Festival each year which showcases experimental music and art. This year the exhibition, created by Klaus Filip and Arnold Haberl of the klingt.org collective, focused on the white truck in which 71 migrants were found suffocated on the side of the Budapest-Vienna highway in August last year. The grim discovery shocked Europeans, and began a kind of soul-searching over the dangers the migrants faced even in the heart of Europe.

The exhibition drew numerous complaints, evidence of how the migrant crisis has touched lives in this area.

But Mr. Falb, in his own way, tries to bring the outside world to Nickelsdorf, which for decades was isolated because of its proximity to one of the former Soviet bloc’s most tightly policed barriers.

Via The New York Times

A new exhibition showcases hundreds of pieces by Victorian taxidermist Walter Potter 

The master of visionary taxidermy, Walter Potter, is showing hundreds of his pieces for the first time in the US at the Morbid Anatomy Museum running through until 6 November. The eerily commanding centrepiece of the new exhibition “Taxidermy: Art, Science & Immortality” is “The Kittens’ Wedding”, an elaborate tableau by Mr. Potter.

The art piece, completed in the 1890s, shows a wedding party gathered solemnly at an altar. This is not Potter’s largest tableau, but the only one in which the animals are fully clothed, right down to frilly undergarments properly out of sight. 

Via The New York Times