Chadd Scott is a freelance journalist and travel writer whose work has been featured in Forbes, Bookcottages.com, and The Gabber Newspaper. He specializes in writing about travel destinations, cultural events, and art exhibitions, with a focus on providing unique and off-the-beaten-path experiences for readers.
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Chadd Scott's articles predominantly cover cultural and entertainment events, with a focus on art, museums, travel, and historical preservation. Given this emphasis, he would be most receptive to pitches that provide unique insights into cultural experiences or offer access to exclusive events within the realms of art, museum exhibitions, offbeat travel destinations, or historical preservation initiatives.
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Natasha Romero (Cherokee) with a beaded buffalo skull at SWAIA Indian Market 2024. It's not the size. Although it's the biggest. One thousand artists.
Installation image, ‘Where I Learned to Look: Art from the Yard,” 2024. Conventional art history proclaims as the first originally “American” artform.
Louise Nevelson, 'Trilogy,' 1978, COR-TEN, steel, and aluminum, largest element 44' x 6' x 12'. ... [+] 'Trilogy' by permission, © 2024 Estate of Louise Nevelson / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.
E.I. Couse painting easel in studio at Couse-Sharp Historic Site in Taos, NM.
Alvin Ailey. Photo by John Lindquist. New York may never sleep, but summer feels like nap time. At least in the art world.
By: Chadd Scott
“Ethiopia at the Crossroads" at the Toledo Museum of Art exhibition installation image. Deep thinking.
“Emancipation: The Unfinished Project of Liberation" exhibition installation image at the Telfair ... [+] Academy and Jepson Center in Savannah, GA.
The Joslyn‘s spectacular new Snøhetta designed building will receive all the headlines as the museum reopens following a two year closure, but what's contained inside makes a bigger statement.
The third edition of PST ART, “Art & Science Collide” runs through February 2025. What organizers tout as “the nation’s largest arts initiative” has mushroomed into a galaxy of presentations and programming.
Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University shows off commitment to Asian American art in new exhibition
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