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Animated creations are superimposed on the landscape in an augmented reality installation at Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary.

How much real money can you make from virtual art?

Two Marion High School art students took top places in the Illinois High School Art Education Graphic Design Art Throw-down.

Written by Gbenga Bada and Sampson Unamka Grammy award winner Burna Boy electrified fans at the FirstBank Decemberissavybe campaign with a sterling performance at the ‘Burna Boy The Live Experience’. The 30-year-old singer expressed how delighted he was to have relocated back to Nigeria at the concert. The self-claimed ‘African Giant’ performed a catalog of […]

Korean folk tales retold through virtual media art

A MAN who hails from the village of Effin is hosting an art exhibition in the German capital of Berlin this month. Daithi Magner, the founder of the newly estab...

Cabarrus 4-H Cloverbuddies Summer Club – Tuesday - Thursday, June 8-10, 9 a.m. - noon; an in-person event, just for Cloverbuds Cloverbuddies Club. Share your love of animals with others. A great mix of science, animals and art, all especially for our 5-8 year-old friends. Ages: 5-8. Cost: $30. In-person at Cabarrus 4-H Extension Office, 715 Cabarrus Ave. W, Concord; Contact Tracy LeCompte, tracy_lecompte@ncsu.edu, 704-920-3310 for details. Rockin’ the Burg’s The Embers, featuring The Cha...

Hawaii Magazine The street fair is not back just yet, but some businesses are staying open late Friday nights. May 26, 2021 Friday Art Nights used to be when sleepy Hanapēpē Town woke up, drawing hundreds of people to art galleries, eateries and shops – many located in historic buildings—the street filled with musicians, artists, and craft and food vendors. That changed in March 2020 when the state shut down, in-person Art Nights paused, and businesses shortened their hours or temporarily...

The annual Best of Ringling and Senior Thesis Project exhibitions move online for the second year, giving students a broader reach.

Arts Council Napa Valley has recognized 17 students for excellence in the arts for April and May, the final two months of the Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) Recognition Program. All 60 students honored with the ACNV VAPA Student of the Month award during the 2020/21 school year are now being considered for scholarships to be announced the first week of June. The scholarship program is  supported by The Festival Napa Valley, Napa Valley Community Foundation, the SATO Family Foundation and ...