Vallejo is known for its talented artists and they are all on display for free throughout town with the annual open art studios. Approximately 70 local artists showed off their work at over 20 locations throughout the city starting on Saturday and continuing on Sunday. One of the venues was on Georgia and Marin streets

A longstanding artist cooperative will draw to a close at the end of this month, as four members of the Landing Artists bid farewell to the influential movement through a poignant showcase of distinctive works.  A longstanding artist cooperative will draw to a close at the end of this month, as four members of the

In 1987, Joan Didion wrote a series of articles for the New York Review of Books that were then collected into the book “Miami.” The acclaimed journalist captured the “tropical capital” during a period of dubious notoriety — post Mariel and McDuffie, in full-blown cocaine-cowboys, glamour-and-carnage swing. She saw the city with the fresh perspective

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Nine local artists are working on Creative Creatures animal murals at the Great Plains Zoo. Without much time to be ‘monkeying around’ the artists will be busy working on their murals of the zoo’s animal residents each weekend in November. The original murals will be created on the large, white

“Mask Off” by Linda S. Fitz Gibbon. (Courtesy) YoloArts’ The Barn Gallery in Woodland is set to unveil a new group show titled “Artists in Critique” on Nov. 16. Using the language of critique, the artists, who hail mostly from Sacramento and the Bay Area region, met once a month to present their artwork and

New York City Center is presenting the NYC premiere of Song of Songs featuring gorgeous choreography by Pam Tanowitz perfectly set to David Lang’s exceptional choral music performed live on the stage. We attended on Thursday night when the full house audience gave the production a well-deserved standing ovation. Song of Songs is part of

Mounting an exhibition showcasing the work of four artists can most often pose at least one significant challenge: how to get the works to relate to one another. The task is further complicated by a diversity of genres — in this case drawing, painting, ceramics and photography — and disparity of subject matter, both representational

WOODSTOCK, N.Y. — An exhibition titled “Elise Pittelman: The Borscht Belt” will go on display starting Friday, Nov. 17, in the Solo Gallery at the Woodstock Artists Association & Museum, 28 Tinker St. The exhibition includes a selection of paintings of scenes from popular Catskill Mountain resorts from the 1950s to the 1970s. An opening

The Lewes Historical Society will hold its second symposium, Delaware Art & Artists, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 18, at the Inn at Canal Square in Lewes. Delaware artists and related themes on art will be presented by more than 10 scholars and professionals from the First State and surrounding regions. The

GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Nathan Kukla doesn’t teach art. He teaches students how to be artists, and how to think like artists. Kukla, who is in his 25th year as an art instructor, knows how hard it can be for students to put themselves out there and showcase their creativity through art. He also knows