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Superheroes are more popular than ever these days, and why shouldn’t they be? A superhero has strength where others don’t, and they can almost always protect themselves and their loved ones. They also get to...

PARKERSBURG — “Parkersburg Piccalilli: An Artists’ Takeover” is coming to the Parkersburg Art Center on Sept. 14-15. The program is presented by the A

Conceptual art as a series inspired creative thinking with a little existentialism for a couple students at Roaring Fork High School.  Each year, advanced placement seniors at Roaring Fork High School choose a sustained investigation...

Exciting things are happening in Battle Creeks art scene. The new Arts and Culture Collaborative of Battle Creek will provide resources, support, space to create, and possibilities for creative collaboration, with a specific focus on helping margina

Sit down. Close your eyes. And imagine traveling to a foreign country you have never been to.  What is it like? It’s hard to say, unless someone can help guide you. This is an exercise...

Art gives people the ability to speak novels without using a word. One eighth-grade student at Basalt Middle School, Tamar Marks, speaks volumes about what she cares about with just a paintbrush and watercolors.  In...

A gathering of 'celebrities' is expected at the inaugural Love The Arts Ball in Nacogdoches

A gathering of 'celebrities' is expected at the inaugural Love The Arts Ball in Nacogdoches

The Greensboro Free Library is hosting a gallery exhibit featuring Hardwick’s GRACE heritage artist Dot Kibbee.

a href= http://www.sfmcd.org target= _blank The Museum of Craft and Design /a announced Kara Owens as its new Associate Director. Owens will be vi