Letter: Artists as connoisseurs
[ad_1] The essence of connoisseurship lies in disinterested and informed appraisal (“Is AI killing the art connoisseur?”, Collecting, Life...
[ad_1] The essence of connoisseurship lies in disinterested and informed appraisal (“Is AI killing the art connoisseur?”, Collecting, Life...
[ad_1] “Artists don’t want this type of technology to replace their creativity. They love the notion of it helping them when they need it”:...
[ad_1] “I just was not expecting the look on people’s faces. It was really just vicious – the most shocking, awful things you could hear...
[ad_1] “You probably wouldn’t think of us sounding like Pink Floyd. But we’ve got a lot of stuff live that’s quite trippy, influenced by...
[ad_1] The co-founder of a charity providing artists with workspace has said “private introductions” from big name creatives helped his...
[ad_1] Whitehaven Town Council is inviting artists, photographers, and collectors to host their own exhibitions in a newly created...
[ad_1] “I nearly died at Download Festival. When I took that mask off it was like upturning a bucket.” From a panic attack in a...
[ad_1] The project will take place in Inverclyde and focus on public engagement and community development. In Greenock, the...
[ad_1] For several decades, creatives of all kinds have shared an old problem. On one hand, they provide a source for cultural impact,...
[ad_1] Guitar bands aren’t on the way out in Australia, if Spotify’s watchlist is anything to go by. The streaming music giant unveils its...