Olivier Grapples With Heartbreak in Haunting Music Video “Whereareyou?”
Independent pop artist Olivier released his melancholic single “Whereareyou?” on
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Frist Art Museum Organizes First Major Exhibition in the U.S. Devoted to Medieval Art in Bologna
The Frist Art Museum presents Medieval Bologna: Art for a
Sculptor Dan Droz Opens Second 2021 Solo Show at James Gallery in Pittsburgh
Opening October 7, sculptor Dan Droz presents “Defying Dimensions,” his
Critically Acclaimed Songwriter Elisa Nicolas Re-Embarks on Solo Career With New Single ‘No Answers’
Sophisticated singer-songwriter, producer, and engineer Elisa Nicolas made an unforgettable
U.S. Military Veterans and Service Members to Run 2021 Boston Marathon in Support of USO
The iconic Boston Marathon will feature veterans and service members
2021 Indianapolis Prize Gala Celebrates World-Renowned Animal Conservationists
The Indianapolis Prize – the world’s leading award for animal
Yang Zhang’s Debut Album ‘Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of Flame’ Unveils a Modern Fairytale
The modern-edge version of fairytale music can give way to
Temptations Celebrate Remarkable 60 Years With New Single
This year marks the 60th Anniversary celebration of The Temptations,
Ahmad Joudeh, Stateless Refugee and Dancer, Finds Hope, Home and Success in Ballet
Imagine Publishing announces today the release of Dance or Die:
New Online Exhibit Explores Sainthood Candidate’s Passion for Baseball
Beginning October 1, 2021, The Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center
Bruce Munro Returns to Longwood Gardens With New Exhibition ‘Light’
Longwood Gardens, one of the world’s great horticultural displays, announced
Michael Bublé Announces ‘Christmas’ Album Super Deluxe 10th Anniversary Limited Edition Box Set
Michael Bublé’s Christmas is celebrating the 10th anniversary of the
New Exclusive Club Partners With Historical Society to Honor Past and Current Local Community Pillars
The Pillars Club recently opened in Jacksonville, FL. The private
New York City Mayor de Blasio Calls on Black Brooklyn Designer for Met Gala 2021
Brooklyn-based independent designer Dreu Beckemberg dressed Mayor Bill de Blasio
GOAT Launches Fall Exhibit, a Digital Shopping Event for Rare Vintage Apparel, Archival Luxury Pieces and Cultural Artifacts
GOAT, the global platform for the greatest products from the
Rick James’ Hit Album ‘Glow’ Is Available Now as a Digital Deluxe Edition
Celebrating the extraordinary life of Punk Funk singer, songwriter, producer,
Companies Unintentionally Penalize Black Employees Who Don’t ‘Codeswitch’
Black employees who engage in racial codeswitching – adjusting behaviors
Gordon Huether Unveils ‘Luminaria’ in Albuquerque, NM, Honoring Victims of Violence
Luminaria, a three-piece artwork by international artist Gordon Huether, was
Frist Art Museum 2022 Schedule of Exhibitions
The Frist Art Museum announced its 2022 schedule of exhibitions.
Lady Gaga Returns to Park MGM for Nine Performances This Fall
Academy Award, Golden Globe and 12-time GRAMMY Award-winner superstar Lady
Ingrid Ludt to Exhibit Playful Paintings Drawn From Nature in Beyond Matter, a Solo Exhibition at Bromfield Gallery
Beyond Matter, Ingrid Ludt’s first solo exhibition in Boston consists
Yang Zhang’s Debut Album ‘Recall Of The Fallen Empire’ Reveals a New Dimension of Emotional Cognition With Self-Created Style Blending
Imagine a new level of style blending that can give
Michael Jackson ONE by Cirque Du Soleil Returns to Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino
After 17 long-awaited months, Michael Jackson ONE by Cirque du
Garbage to Release 20th Anniversary Reissue of Band’s Third Studio Album ‘beautifulgarbage’
Garbage have announced details of their upcoming 20th-anniversary reissue of
Year One Is Critical for Creating an Inclusive Work Environment for LGBTQ+ Employees
The first year of employment is critical for LGBTQ+ employees,
Chicago Fashion Designer Stevie Edwards Pays Homage to the ‘Boss’, Diana Ross
Chicago Designer Stevie Edwards announced that Actress LisaRaye is featured
Original Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit Comes to Lighthouse Minneapolis August 13, 2021
Lighthouse Minneapolis, a new venue in Northeast Minneapolis dedicated to
Live This Week: The Flute Convention for All Players, August 12-15
The National Flute Association’s 2021 Virtual Convention goes live on
Fred Gallo Named Recipient of Tony Honors for Excellence in the Theatre
The Tony Awards Administration Committee has announced the recipients of
The Original Cast Recording of “Diana: The Musical” Will Be Released on September 24, 2021
UMe releases “The World Fell In Love,” the first official
UNCSA Partners With the Posse Foundation on New Initiative to Recruit Diverse Young Artists
The University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA)
‘Fabulous Monsters’: Hicham Aboutaam Announces New Phoenix Ancient Art Exhibition in New York
This summer, on July 29, the latest installment of ancient
MJ Unpacked Announces Las Vegas Blues Brothers Concert Benefiting the Last Prisoner Project
MJ Unpacked announces a Blues Brothers concert benefiting the Last
More Than the Games: The Olympics and the Global Spotlight on Societal Issues
Millions of spectators tuned in Friday to watch the opening
Emerging Artist Verneda Lights Explores Healing Through Art
Emerging artist Verneda Lights believes that “Art is a medicine,
Legendary Graffiti Artist Futura Teaches How to Create Characters, Symbols and Abstract Art With a Can of Spray Paint
MasterClass, the streaming platform where anyone can learn from the
Derek Jeter to Receive 2021 Living Legend Award From Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory
Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory will honor Baseball Hall of
National Park Foundation Celebrates a Decade of Preserving Latino History and Culture in National Parks
In honor of Latino Conservation Week, hosted by the Hispanic
National Theatre Live is Back on the Big Screen at a Cinema Near You
NT Live: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the
Singer-Songwriter Quinten Tyvon Releases Three New Singles: Ignite, Alright Now, and Expression
Quinten Tyvon is an artist and songwriter who has developed
‘When We Last Spoke’ Wins Best Picture at 2021 ICVM Awards
WHEN WE LAST SPOKE celebrates big wins at the 2021
U.S. Presidents’ Narcissism Linked to International Conflict
The most narcissistic U.S. presidents since 1897 preferred to instigate
The Black Eyed Peas Celebrate 25 Year Career Milestone With Billboard Magazine Print Cover
Global chart-topping trio, the Black Eyed Peas, celebrate 25 years
L’Oréal Paris Champions the Role of Women in Cinema With the Launch of Its Inaugural Lights on Women Award
On the occasion of the 74th Festival de Cannes, L’Oréal
Michelle Vezina Peterlin Announces New Exhibit Gossamer
Michelle Vezina Peterlin is an artist whose work vibrantly combines
Los Angeles’s Longest Running Art Fair Leans Into the Future With AR, VR, and NFTs Alongside Contemporary and Modern Art
The LA Art Show, the most comprehensive international contemporary art
Artworks on Racial Justice Get a Major Public Projection Onto the Brooklyn Public Library
Pitroda Art is pleased to present the final public installation
Light and Legacy: The Art & Techniques of Edward S. Curtis, Is One of the Largest Curtis Exhibitions to Date
At the close of the 19th century, many Indigenous Peoples
University of North Carolina School of the Arts Names Saxton Rose Dean of the School of Music
The University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA)
