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The Benton holds an interactive workshop on the interplay of pictures and words
On Feb. 28, the University of Connecticut’s William Benton Museum of Art held a free and public interactive two-part workshop surrounding some works from Juan Sánchez and Jaune Quick-to-See Smith ...
A statue, a street sign, the name of a park. What do they say about who we are and what’s worth remembering?
In 2017, the planned removal of a Confederate statue from a park in Charlottesville, Va., led to a right-wing rally ...
Pet of the week: Meet Razz Jazzy
If you are interested in adopting Razz Jazzy click or tap here. Don’t forget to join us every Saturday for a glimpse of other ...
Nude art isn't lewd. Columbus' Knee-jerk decision to drop classes has consequences. | Opinion
Censorship in art is never really about art — it’s about control. That's the case with decision to drop nude classes at the ...
A series of mixed-media paintings take you on a visual journey of 'Stations of the Cross'
The exhibit “Via Crucis” continues through April 5 at the Weaver Gallery in the Everest-Rohrer Chapel/Fine Arts Center at ...
One man's drawing helps tell the story of Hopkinsville's 1925 Black business district
In addition to telling our local history, we want to highlight the people who documented that history for us to tell. On this ...
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Who owns your soul?
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Jesus said a lot that makes me uncomfortable. “Turn the other cheek” is never what I want to hear. I can’t be alone in this. I can’t be alone in finding some ...