It might not be a major in name, but this weekend's stop is a tournament that never lacks excitement, with the winner taking home the richest payout in golf.

In homage to NYC’s pioneering graffiti era, the brand’s designs emphasize storytelling over tags, turning garments into ...

The Derfner Museum of Judaica's 'Envisioning the Sacred' exhibit encompasses paintings, printings, drawings and linoleum cuts ...

A H.C. artist, whose work has been displayed nationally and abroad, was among a half dozen recipients of the 2026 Governor's ...

This year’s biennial isn’t “weird,” as so many others have called it, writes Aruna D’Souza in her review. It’s beautiful, smart, charming, joyful, mournful, and it has a curatorial logic even without ...

The exhibition, titled “CTRL + ALT + Create!”, features graphic design, illustration, photography, and fine art created by juniors and seniors from the Saginaw Career Complex. The show opened March 5 ...

Children are never too young to experience the arts. Through creative play, young participants build confidence, develop fine motor skills, strengthen communication and observation skills ...

Art supplies can get expensive quickly, especially when large sketch pads or rolls of canvas are involved. But one artist who goes by @ella_drew_something on TikTok recently discovered that an ...

More than 200 guests enjoyed another delightful evening at the 21st annual Zonta Art and Wine Fundraiser at Nuckols Ranch o Saturday. Members of the P Zonta Club out did ...

All 20 color plates from Henri Matisse’s “Jazz” book are on view at the Art Institute of Chicago for the first time since being acquired by the museum in 1948.

The Jar is for adventurous, openminded, direct humans who are longing for connection," says Guy Ben-Aharon, who founded the ...

In conversation with Mark Shunney, the founding manager of the Stanford Public Arts Program, Quinn Cook ’29 explores what it means to craft (at) Stanford.