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A new exhibit at The Dalí Museum is turning dreams into physical images. Literally. From ones centuries old to ones not yet realized, dreams are at the center of a new two-part exhibit running through April 30.

From ones centuries old to ones not yet realized, dreams are at the center of a new two-part exhibit running through April 30.

Art is Exceptional exhibit showcases work by District 186 students with special needs that runs through Jan. 28 at the Springfield Art Association

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Picture yourself in a room throwing paint at a canvas, t-shirt, or whatever you want to get artistic with.

Liminal Spaces are defined as ‘ambiguous’ locations, spaces in between, often seen as transitional, open-ended, and undefined.

Since opening its doors in 1884, the New York City landmark has welcomed artists, writers and cutting-edge thinkers who shaped America's cultural landscape. Today, the Hotel Chelsea is starting a new chapter as a luxury boutique hotel.

Look at the straight lines of a Mark Rothko painting or the splatterings of Jackson Pollack, and you know that this art won’t expect you to linger on the lush

This week in 1973: A bomb devasted part of the Latin American Section of ITT Building in New York; A Jackson Pollack painting sold for $2 million in New York City, a record in this country and a record for an American work; and a singer from McMerrin, Virginia, was still enjoying his only No. 1 record, which hit the top of the charts in May.

NORWAY — Visitors to Norway Memorial Library can enjoy an art exhibit in the reference room. “Quiet Please” features fifteen mixed medium paintings by Peter Herley. Of his art exhibit he writes, “With static in the world coming at us from all directions, we need a place to be quiet and reflect. With that, Quiet […]