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Butler seeks 88th Midyear submissions The Butler Institute of American Art is now accepting entries for the 88th National Midyear Exhibition which will open J

"The press has often been light on contextual information and details about the images they use."

The a href= http://www.sgfmuseum.org target= _blank Springfield Art Museum /a yesterday debuted Spirit of Independence: Kent Bicentennial Portfoli

In September, the Smithsonian American Art Museum reopened its modern and contemporary galleries following a redesign, with a pledge to highlight art and artists excluded in the past. We take a tour to see what made the cut

In the spirit of America’s presidential primary season, the Everhart Museum presents a new exhibition, “Every Four Years: Looking Back, Looking Forward.”…

The two most revolutionary technological advances in human consciousness are the invention of writing and the form of photography.

By Frankie Kadir Vaughan As a movement, it’s generally understood that Abstract Expressionism started in 1940s New York City and, as was the case with many artistic movements, was dominated by male artists. But Rick Friedman, a Southampton-based ar

James Gayles’ watercolor portraits aren’t just real, they seem to tell a story. The Capital City Arts Initiative’s exhibition, "Windows to the Soul", presents James Gayles’ watercolor paintings at the Courthouse Gallery from Oct. 4, 2023 through Jan. 25, 2024.