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May 3, 2024
Weekend of November 6, 2020 Show UP for Uptown UptownCharlotte.com Charlotte Center City Partners Announces Expanded Weekend Initiatives Invitation to safely rediscover and commit to...
October 24, 2023
A North Carolina artist began painting a large mural on the side of The Railyard restaurant Sunday as part of an ongoing city project to renovate the alley on Johnston
October 7, 2023
ALPENA — Tara Wilson wanted to make her business more than just a flower shop. So she’s constructing a new seating area on the back side of her Wilson’
August 26, 2023
Friday marked the beginning of Paint on Port, a week-long public art project in Ozaukee County.
May 30, 2023
WILLIAMSBURG — Despite challenges from the weather, work progressed on the City of Williamsburg's second commissioned mural at Midtown Row during the long…
May 14, 2023
WILLIAMSBURG — The City of Williamsburg will welcome its second commissioned mural to Midtown Row later this month. At its meeting Mar. 9…
May 11, 2023
The mural will join a second mural already there to create “a more interesting and dynamic public space that is fun to visit.”
July 16, 2022
The latest murals for Charles City’s “Town of Colors” project are nearing completion. Matt Litwin of Minneapolis has been painting a mural on the ceme
May 7, 2021
May 7, 2021 News File Photo Bay City artist Mark Piotrowski painted this mural in July 2020 on the side of Salon 125 at 125 E. Chisholm St. in Alpena. The mural, called “Wave Journey,” was the second installment in the Fresh Waves project, a public arts initiative to bring new, vibrant artwork to the downtown district. ALPENA — Artist applications are now open for the Alpena Downtown Development Authority’s third Fresh Waves mural project. Applications are due my midnight on May 25. Th...
February 18, 2021
Chatham Arts Council Awards Funding to Artists Impacted by Pandemic In an effort to alleviate the negative impacts of the coronavirus pandemic on local artists, the Chatham Arts Council has partnered with several other art councils in North Carolina to provide grants for struggling artists. More than $82,000 in ‘Artist Support Grants’ have recently been awarded to applicants in Chatham, Harnett, Johnson, Lee, and Wake counties. Led by the United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County and i...