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This year, ULM Art Program’s Coordinator Megan Smith hosted a ceramic bowl-making day to support the Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana’s Annual Empty Bowls Fundraiser. With the purchase of a ticket to Empty Bowls, attendees will get to take home a handmade bowl to serve as a reminder of the empty bowls in our community. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana. The event was hailed by the Ceramics concentration Bachelor of Fine Arts alumni, and has been supp...

Basin Arts, the La Place Coterie, and Bottle Art Lofts joined together Friday to host a Public Art Block Party at the Historic Four Corners to formally dedicate a new large-scale mural

University of Maine at Presque Isle student Dylan Ouellette is turning his love of the ceramic arts into a business and community art space called The Ceramic…

ArtCenter’s Graduate Art Program is delighted to announce that a full scholarship will be awarded to an incoming candidate pursuing an MFA in the fall of 2024.

EOU’s Nightingale Gallery presents annual ‘Eastern Oregon Regional High School Art Exhibition.’ La Grande, Ore. –The Nightingale Gallery of Eastern Oregon University presents its annual “Eastern Oregon Regional High School Art Exhibition.” The exhibition runs from Feb. 23 to March 15. There will be an opening reception for the exhibition on Friday, Feb. 23 from […]

Metro's Here: Arts & Culture Along the K exhibit at the Museum of African American Art in Baldwin Hills highlights the making of each public art piece on Metro's newest line.

As Lark Mason celebrates two decades in the online auction business, we caught up with him to find out what he values in art and life.

(VOVWORLD) -The 12th "Spring on Truong Sa (Spratly)" special art program paid tribute to officers and soldiers of the Vietnam People's Navy for protecting the sacred sovereignty of the sea, islands and continental shelf of the Fatherland.

Dublab's new program at Los Angeles International Airport aims to calm stressed travelers and showcase local music.

Sadé DuBoise will focus on community input as part of artwork for library’s new Black Cultural Center.