SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS)—Critical Mass was held at ArtSpace Friday night, and works by artists from nine northwest Louisiana parishes were displayed. Over one hundred works of art are on display at Art Space until June 18. During the Critical Mass 12 event, critics discussed select works of art and named a winner in the Literary

Highlights The manga industry legends are revamping History of the World to educate readers about historical figures and events in an engaging way. Contemporary mangaka like Kohei Horikoshi and Yusahisa Hara are creating new cover art and adding extra pages to attract old and new fans. The anthology features famous historical figures on the covers,

A workshop participant creating a watercolor painting. Members of the 70-year-old Mendocino County Art Association (MCAA) Board share their passion and vision for its present and future. Jeanette Carson, President of the not-for-profit organization, Kathleen Gordon-Burke, Vice President, and Diana Steele, Past President and Treasurer want the community to know, that artists of all media,

Realizing they had created a white community of artists within a Black neighborhood (“It didn’t feel right,” Ockel said), the Shipyard Trust for the Arts began its artist-in-residence program in 1995 to draw in creators from the surrounding community.  The first participant in the program, Malik Seneferu, had never heard of the concept of an

An attorney for former president and current criminal defendant Donald Trump stood in front of the nine U.S. Supreme Court justices Thursday begging – like a dog, as Trump would say – for his client to have absolute presidential immunity. The desire for immunity stems from the fact that Trump has nearly twice as many

This slideshow requires JavaScript. Garden State Arts Weekend spotlights New Jersey’s arts, bringing together artists and the spaces where they showcase. Artist Christine Romanell spearheaded the idea, modeling the weekend after New York’s Upstate Art Weekend, an annual celebration that brings thousands of visitors to art spaces in the New York counties north of The

The “T” in Pusha-T stands for Terrence (among other things), but these days, it might as well also mean “tennis.” The rapper has been spending a lot of time thinking about the game lately, drawing parallels between tennis and his life as an artist. In a recent interview, Pusha-T shared insights into his love for

Support your local artist and enjoy the nice, warm weather by attending one of the various arts and crafts events in the Blue Water Area. The Blue Water Area is full of creative and talented artists. Find your new favorite art piece at any one of these upcoming arts events. More events can be found

When Palatka youth Isabella “Bella” Thomas’ sculpture was selected to be exhibited at the National K-12 Ceramic Exhibition in Virginia, she knew she had to see it for herself.  Bella and her family traveled to Richmond, Virginia, on March 20 to see the exhibition of 150 sculptures submitted by students from kindergarten through 12th grade