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Representing a survey of the magnificent art and artists within the vast collection of the Do Good Fund, a public charity based in Columbus, Georgia, the traveling exhibition Reckonings & Reconstructions: Southern Photography from The Do Good Fund will be on display at Davenport's Figge Art Museum from June 15 through September 8, its local display also thanks to supporting

When we set out to marry (please excuse the pun) our weddings and spring arts preview issues, we knew we had to include a roundup of great art institutions in

Step inside to mountains and waterways, flora and fauna, even with a background soundtrack of birdsong and babbling brooks. Studio Place Arts this winter invites viewers to “Head for the

Each of Studio Place Arts’ two upstairs galleries feature solo exhibitions: Erika Lawlor-Schmidt’s “K is for Koan, T is for Tone” and Jessica Scriver’s “Every Which Way.”

The Hunterdon Art Museum invites the public to the opening of four new exhibitions and the unveiling of a 90-foot mural constructed on its terrace wall bordering the Raritan River

(CLINTON, NJ) -- On Sunday, October 1, 2023 from 2:00pm-5:00pm, the Hunterdon Art Museum invites the public to the opening of four new exhibitions and the unveiling of a 90-foot mural constructed on its terrace wall bordering the river.

CLINTON – The Hunterdon Art Museum invites the public to the opening of four new exhibitions and the unveiling of a 90-foot mural constructed on its terrace wall bordering the

If you don’t think stacks of cardboard boxes are art, think again. The Figge Art Museum’s latest exhibit is a site-specific installation opening Saturday, Sept. 23, from renowned Swiss artist Zimoun. He transformed the third-floor gallery into a “mesmerizing realm of moving cardboard towers accompanied by an orchestra of captivating sounds,” according to a Figge […]

Northern Kentucky University's School of the Arts is showcasing two remarkable art exhibitions at the NKU Art Galleries.These exhibitions are set to push the boundaries of artistic expression and

Aurora’s Public Art division has issued a call for artists for many opportunities this year in the city, according to Jenn Byrne, Public Art director.