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Under the Full Moon: 26 artists of 3 generations share the same platform for this art exhibition
Visit Under the Full Moon: The 3 Gen that continues till May 26 to understand different perspectives and experiences under the same roof.
10 things to do in NH this weekend: Festivals for art, music, coffee and more
Nova Arts’ The Thing in the Spring is back with concerts, art installations and community events.
A brush with fame a proud time for Crofton Art Group members
Annual two-day show and sale features an abundance of pieces
VMFA announces two upcoming exhibitions highlighting works by abstract artist Benjamin Wigfall and contemporary artist Whitfield Lovell
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA) is excited to announce that two comprehensive exhibitions of works by two critically acclaimed artists will open this summer at the museum. One ticket will enable visitors to see Benjamin Wigfall and Communications Village and Whitfield Lovell: Passages at VMFA from June 17 through Sept. 10, 2023. “We […]
The Fine Print: Making Waves In The Race For District Commissioner
You want your government to be as transparent as your drinking water.
SB Printmakers etch exhibit at OAC
Santa Barbara Printmakers has returned to the Ojai Art Center!
Cultivate at KCAD brings free art and enrichment classes to kids this summer
Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University (KCAD) and the arts education organization Cultivate are teaming up to offer creative enrichment classes for kids, teens, and adults.
Boone Barndog shares art through locally made coloring books
WATAUGA — Local artist Mar Startari creates and shares coloring pages and books inspired by the High Country at the Watauga County Farmers Market as a first-year vendor.
Four decades of political posters adorn Mission Culture Center
Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts is displaying 46 years of political posters that cover everything from art to war to local movements.
