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    Madonna Wins Artist of the Year at 2026 VMAs▼Madonna Wins Artist of the Year at 2026 VMAs: 'I Spent the Last Year-and-a-Half Finding Myself'✉newsCultureMusic2 d ago

    Madonna took home the Artist of the Year award at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards. Accepting the honor, the singer said she had spent the past year and a half 'finding myself,' a remark that framed the win as a personal as much as a professional milestone. Details about the ceremony and other winners were not included in the report.

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    Concept Artist Turns AI Filmmaker With First Film●He Helped Directors Imagine Their Films. Then AI Let Him Make One Himself✉newsTechnologyAI3 d ago

    A longtime film industry concept artist, who spent his career helping directors visualise their movies, has now directed a film of his own using artificial intelligence tools. The story highlights how generative AI is opening directing opportunities to behind-the-scenes artists, while also raising questions about the technology's growing role in filmmaking.

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    Artist shares playful pigeon doodles as she loosens up her style▼Pigeon doodles!!! :omgdotlol: I really, really want my art to be more playful, fun, and loose, which is hard when you’reMmastodonCultureArt1691 d ago

    Artist Evansky shared a set of loose, playful pigeon doodles, explaining that she wants her art to feel more fun and spontaneous after a long stretch of over-rendering her work. She notes that experimenting in this way can feel risky even for a professional artist, and she is working hard to embrace a lighter, less polished approach. The post has drawn an encouraging response from other artists dealing with the same struggle.

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    Artists defend 6-year-old told her painting was 'wrong'●A 6-year-old’s art teacher said she did her painting ‘wrong.’ Professional artists disagreed. https:// web.brid.gy/r/httMmastodonLifeParenting33 h ago

    A 6-year-old girl's art teacher told her she had painted something the 'wrong' way, prompting widespread pushback from professional artists who argued that in art there is no single correct approach and that children's creative choices should be encouraged rather than corrected. The story has drawn sympathy for the child and criticism of rigid teaching methods.

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    Heavy Mag Offers Free Studio Hire And Consultation At GOOD LOCO●# TheMetalDogArticleList # HeavyMag Complimentary Studio Hire And Consultation At GOOD LOCO https:// heavymag.com.au/comMmastodonCultureMusic217 h ago

    Australian music outlet Heavy Mag reports that GOOD LOCO is offering complimentary studio hire and consultation sessions, with the promotion tied to Australian Music Month. The offer is aimed at independent artists, particularly in the Sydney scene, as a form of career support. It gives emerging musicians a chance to access professional recording space and advice at no cost.

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    A new essay on PopMatters explores what art brut, the outsider art tradition, can tell us about modern internet culture. It argues that the raw, unfiltered creativity of self-taught artists offers a useful lens for understanding how people make and share work online, outside institutional gatekeeping and mainstream artistic norms.

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    Artist Jenny Lam recalls 2022 CanvasRebel interview●On this day in 2022 I got interviewed by CanvasRebel! http:// canvasrebel.com/meet-jenny-lam An article about when I kneMmastodonCultureArt31 d ago

    Artist Jenny Lam is marking the anniversary of her 2022 interview with CanvasRebel, a publication that profiles creatives. In the piece she discussed when she decided to pursue art professionally, her projects and inspirations, the mission behind her creative journey, and her resilience. She shared the article again, drawing small engagement from fellow artists online.

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    Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra debuts as first Android tablet with Photoshop●Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is the first Android tablet with Photoshop, at $1,399✉newsTechnologyMobile11 h ago

    Samsung's Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra has been announced as the first Android tablet to support Adobe Photoshop, with a starting price of $1,399. The move marks a notable step for Android tablets in creative professional workflows, an area long dominated by iPads and Windows devices. Commenters are weighing whether the high price and Photoshop support make it a genuine alternative for designers and artists.

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    A Celebrity Makeup Artist Picks Five SHEGLAM Products For Fall●5 SHEGLAM Products To Keep On Your Fall Radar, According To A Celebrity Makeup Artist✉newsCultureCelebrity14 h ago

    A celebrity makeup artist has named five SHEGLAM products to watch this fall in a beauty feature published by Bustle. The roundup highlights affordable makeup picks for the autumn season, offering readers expert-backed recommendations as they refresh their routines for colder months and look for budget-friendly alternatives to prestige brands.

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    Coulee Art House is hosting an initiative that brings together the worlds of art and law, according to a report by The Star. The event highlights how creative practice and legal expertise can intersect, offering a shared platform for dialogue between artists and legal professionals.

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    Ex-boyfriend jailed 20 years for murdering nail artist●Ex-boyfriend sentenced to 20 years in prison over murder of nail artist✉newsWorldCrime1 d ago

    A man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for the murder of his ex-girlfriend, a nail artist. The sentencing follows the killing of the young beauty professional, a case that drew attention because of the relationship between the victim and her killer. The court handed down the 20-year term, and the case has prompted discussion about violence against women by former partners.

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    The Tyler Center at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is broadening opportunities for artists from Temple University's Tyler School of Art, according to The Temple News. The expansion is expected to give Temple students and emerging artists greater access to PAFA's resources, exhibition spaces, and professional development in Philadelphia's art community.