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After fits and starts and a COVID delay, a long-awaited Native American sculpture will be unveiled in downtown Polson at 6 p.m. Thursday evening, May 23, at the corner of Third Street and Main.

Within a half-mile radius of North Street in Burlington, a cluster of small shops sells everything from boxed mac and cheese to homemade macaroni salad,...

Twenty2degrees Design Partnership has recently completed an extensive refurbishment of the Prague Marriott

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From Here On Out: Celebrating Black Lives and Black Artists May 2, 2021 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM April 19, 2021 courtesy Integrated Art Group "Tropical Bungalow" by Glenn Jerome, a part of "From Here On Out," on display through May 2. This collaborative exhibit from Integrated Art Group and Café CODA, curated by Deerfield artist Tony Catteruccia and IAG founder Margaret LeMay, celebrates Black lives and examines how artists interpret current events and help communities come together. The exhibit ...

ONLINE: Art Toast "Self Portrait" by DarRen Morris, reproduced by Philip Salamone as a mural in downtown Madison. "I did not know then that there were actual Black artists," writes DarRen Morris in the artist statement on his website. Morris is currently in a Wisconsin maximum security prison, sentenced to life without parole at age 17. Morris says he was "party to the unintentional death of an innocent man. Although I was involved in this death, I am not a murderer." He has no formal artistic ...

ONLINE: Art Toast From Here on Out, an exhibit celebrating Black lives and examining how artists are interpreting current events, on display at IAGs Marƶeń showroom (and online) through March 1. Third Thursdays feature Art Toast, a livestream studio talk hosted by exhibit co-curator Margaret LeMay; Decembers event features artists Jennika Bastian, Megan Bloesch, Thomas Ferrella, Madison Golden, Mark Weller and Christopher Karl Wilde. RSVP here, or find the stream on A work by Christophe...