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No matter how many years removed I am from being that kid scanning the radio dial, looking for my rap fix, I am still searching for that excitement, that connection and that dopamine hit that comes with discovering something new, writes historian, journalist and author Dart Adams.

Travelling to the United States this summer? Be sure to check out these art spots!

Travelling to the United States this summer? Be sure to check out these art spots!

Got plans to visit the United States this summer? Consider these iconic art installations.

She sold her first piece when she was a teenager, met Andy Warhol, collaborated with Jenny Holzer and saw her art reach museums like the Whitney in New York

Berkshire County has an extensive number of museums from a wide range of disciplines. Each of these museums showcase local and visiting artists through their temporary exhibitions that explore a...

The first lady of graffiti, a legendary New York City artist, has lately been placing her signature murals from Kingston to Highland to Rosendale.

Female artists are thriving in the graffiti arena. But it was not always this way. Forty years ago, the graffiti world was male-dominated, and just a few women practiced the art form. Among them was Lady Pink (AKA Sandra Fabara), who embarked on this artistic journey in 1979. Through May 20, her story is being told at Miami’s Museum of Graffiti. The exhibit, entitled “Lady Pink — Graffiti HerStory,” spans her four-decade career, from her start painting on trains to her renown today. �...

Lady Pink. Photo courtesy of the artist. As soon as Lady Pink can get a vaccine, she’s headed down to Miami. The legendary street artist’s solo show—only her second in the last decade—opened on Friday at Miami’s Museum of Graffiti, but she could only attend virtually. “I’m scheduled for my vaccination on April 1,” the 57-year-old, born Sandra Fabara, told Artnet News in a joint phone call with the museum’s co-founder, street artist Alan Ket. But for now, she’s back in Gar...