New York is investing millions of state dollars in weather tracking and emergency preparedness, aiming to gird the state against the worst of new, more extreme weather patterns — but state officials ...

Known for his snake- and skull-shaped jewelry, the iconoclastic designer who died in 2023 also left behind an astonishing ...

Over the next month, visitors to the Carbondale Arts Gallery will be welcomed by two solo exhibitions — “Oddly Familiar” by Chad Knowles and a vibrant installation of hundreds of brightly colored ...

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Graphic artist John Iasiah Pepion, of the Blackfeet Nation and based out of Browning, recreates history through his ledger ...

Speak Your Truth!, a non-profit collective dedicated to stopping the stigma of mental illness through words, art, dance and ...

Lisa Cantrell may be new to Marshalltown, but she’s already connected with the city’s local art scene. Her painting “Roots” ...

Two art-market analysts find a bear market for auctions sales of art: For three seasons now, 50% of artworks resold at ...

Amid a global plastic-pollution crisis, artist Erik Jon Olson turns his own plastic waste into quilted works of art in which ...

A rare watercolor of early Pottsville by Howard N. Watson is the centerpiece of Hometown Pottsville, an exhibit at the ...

Storytelling company 80% Studios is pushing the boundaries of how Native art is expressed and is helping people of all ...

Artist Wendy Sheasby and gallerist Martha Corscaden’s mothers were friends. “I’ve known Martha for a very long time,” Sheasby said. “I grew up in Keene Valley, and I since moved to the Hudson Valley, ...