Spirographs, invented in 1962, are toys that create geometric patterns using gears. These designs are used in art and similar patterns can be found in nature.

The impulse our artists have to make art for art’s sake creates a very generous environment,” gallerist Borrego Curro told Observer during ART WKND GDL.

A new project in Finland will bring artists and scientists together to raise awareness about the climate crisis. Climate ...

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The Palisades Fire burned Charlotte Tragos’ home to the ground. The height chart from when she was a child was marked on the ...

A.G. and Rachel Blyther reside under perhaps the most distinct grave in Raleigh, where they found peace unavailable in North ...

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Dovetailing with the dedication on Tuesday was an event the hospital dubbed the Peanuts PaintFest. In a partnership with the ...

Only the Do Good Day Hub remains in operation at the PEACE Campus, with a lease that runs through the end of the year.

After making a name for himself in the Phoenix and Chicago art scenes, "Sentrock" traveled home to paint a mural at his old ...

Ahead of her presentation at the Design Museum, the designer and artist shares an insight into her unique practice “It feels like coming full circle,” says Bethan Laura Wood of returning to the Design ...

In 1977, Murray was offered a full-time role as the prison’s fine arts instructor, which he held till he retired in 2003 and, ...