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May 25, 2024
Art lovers now have the chance to see Yoko Onos work at SWG3.
April 26, 2024
The iconic Japanese-born artist and musician has been announced as the next in a series of artists to present their work as part of The Billboard…
April 10, 2024
EXPO CHICAGO programs spotlight international and local artists, curators, and industry leaders.
October 12, 2023
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June 2, 2023
Chicago’s art scene came out as a collective force for EXPO Chicago to claim its status as a formidable player on the international art stage
May 25, 2023
Local artists Sarah Cunningham and Jaime Prosser's featured exhibition at the Walkway Gallery highlights the benefits in different art and proves that it is never too late for an artist to pursue their chosen creative medium. Walkway Gallery exhibitionist and Billboard Project artist, Jaime Prosser said she was looking forward to sharing the space with […]
May 23, 2023
Local artists Sarah Cunningham and Jaime Prosser's featured exhibition at the Walkway Gallery highlights the benefits in different art and proves that it is never too late for an artist to pursue their chosen creative medium. Walkway Gallery exhibitionist and Billboard Project artist, Jaime Prosser said she was looking forward to sharing the space with […]
May 18, 2023
Ashley Whaby was found dead the day after a party where she may have unknowingly ingested fentanyl. No one has been charged in her death, and her grandmother, Debbie Peeden, wants answers.
May 2, 2023
(Des Moines, IA) – The Des Moines Arts Festival® presented by Nationwide has announced the return of a popular interactive mural known as the Billboard Project. The project has not occurred at the award-winning Festival since 2014 and is made possible in 2023 thanks to support from Athene. The Des M
April 27, 2023
A non-profit called “4 Them We Fight” teamed up with the Billboard Project to put local faces on display to drive home a tough message: one pill can kill.