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MARTINSBURG — The Berkeley Arts Council (BAC) hosted a reception Sunday for members of the Everyday Art in Line, Wash and Collage course, designed for participants over the age of

He plays in one of Scotland’s best-loved bands but the Teenage Fanclub drummer Francis Macdonald has swapped his sticks and drum kit for pencils and paintbrushe

Some of Glasgow’s most famous faces will be hung in an exciting art exhibit this week.

Dunfermlines Outwith Festival has announced a new exhibition for its 2023 line-up.

Who's who and what's what is what inspires HELEN MUSA's "Arts in the City" column. Here's this week's...

After a five year hiatus, the Move Music Festival is coming back with 12 continuous hours of local music this Saturday in Downtown Albany.

Claire Laymans take on the lockdown trend for Zoom meetings - Credit: Claire Layman Kaleidoscopes latest group show at Aeon Gallery brings a welcome splash of colour to Hampstead this month. Part art exhibition, part boutique store, the pop up ranges from trays, spoons and side tables to wall art, including lightboxes canvases and prints. Running from May 21-31 it follows the success of Kaleidoscopes December show which ran between lockdowns at the Heath Street venue. Three of the Kaleidoscop...

Can this woman revive the Art Center? “We lost sight of who we are and what we’re supposed to be in this community.” Seventy-five years after Rochester Art Center’s founding, executive director Pamela Hugdahl has some new ideas ... about how to return the city’s premier art institution to its old ideals. Written By: Maggie Ginsberg & Jennifer Koski | 6:30 am, Mar. 5, 2021 × Rochester Art Center Director, Pamela Hugdahl, February 8, 2021. (Ken Klotzbach / kklotzb...