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The program, running through October, is a collaboration among the Portland Museum of Art, Maine's Bureau of Parks and Lands, Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens and Freeport retailer L.L. Bean.

This summer, the a href= http://www.bowdoin.edu target= _blank Bowdoin College Museum of Art /a presents At First Light: Two Centuries of Artists

Amplifying Atlanta

The results of a Salt Lake City Council-commissioned survey on gentrification are in, showing a high majority of residents are troubled about how their city is changing.

“Business as usual in SLC will increase displacement and homelessness without a doubt,” consultant says.

On Saturday night, June 18, Memphis, Tennessee-based artist Desmond Lewis was in a public park unloading cakes — bundles of fireworks connected b

Nestled on the banks of the Ohio and Licking Rivers, ‘The Nati’ features museums, cuisine, and plenty of fun!

“Afro-Atlantic Histories,” with artworks dating from the 1700s to the present, is like nothing else ever shown before at the National Gallery.

The museum announced plans this year to build a 60,000-square-foot building on its downtown campus. The $85 million project is likely to be completed in 2026, but an architectural firm will be hired in December.

IN 1968, thirteen Black security officers and gallery attendants at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art hosted a Black Culture Festival on museum grounds. As a successful piece of community outreach, the event, which coincided with the exhibition “The Sculpture of Black Africa,” was celebrated, earning lead organizer Sergeant William Knight and head of security Sidney Slade commendations from the Los Angeles County board of supervisors. In art historian Bridget R. Cooks’s telling, this cu...