2023 Underground Art Market Report
The Washington State Department of Corrections (DoC) started steps to refine the treatment of transgender inmates across its facilities, The Advocate noted, citing KIRO. The move followed a complaint and a settlement agreement submitted in federal court by Disability Rights Washington. Among other things, the …
Read MoreArt sleuth Arthur Brand says the works taken from Medemblik town hall were dropped off at his home. ADVERTISEMENT He may not wield a whip or navigate through treacherous caves but a Dutch art detective is further enhancing his reputation as the ‘Indiana Jones of the art …
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See New Hampshire creative’s side get rewarded at the 2023 Governor’s Arts Awards ceremony at 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 23. Watch parties will gather at The Colonial Theatre, 95 Main St., Keene; the Loading Dock, 35 Mill St., Littleton; and Positive Street Art on the …
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ATTLEBORO — City officials have condemned racist, antisemitic graffiti that defaced a playground at Balfour Riverwalk Park. The graffiti apparently received little attention at the time it was discovered but was brought to the attention of the council Tuesday night.
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While they painted over the harm, they shared similar feelings of anxiety, a want for peace, and a connection. DULUTH, Minn. — On Oct. 7, the day of the recent Hamas attack on Israel, the Islamic Center of Twin Ports reached out to Temple Israel …
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Last Updated on October 19, 2023 Are you an anime enthusiast looking to bring your artistic visions to life? Your wait is almost over, thanks to the upcoming Procreate Dreams release date. This new app is more than just a drawing tool; it’s a revolutionary …
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Aside from being an RIT lecturer, artist, and developer, Jake Adams is also the creator of HoloComix — it’s a comic book, but it’s also a hologram. Adams first created a holocomic in 2018 but that was just the an initial …
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As a teenager, Kyle McIntosh worked at Rally’s in Seymour. Across the intersection of Burkart Boulevard and Tipton Street was a concrete wall below the parking lot of Seymour Coin Laundry. As someone with an interest in art, graffiti in particular, he saw a blank …
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In 1980, a group of Upper Moreland students graffitied the words “Free the hostages” in red, white, and blue on the Terwood Road Overpass in Willow Grove. The image above was published in The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin on January 18, 1980, during the throes of …
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Kingston, Luzerne Co. — The Street Art Society of NEPA will be adding 5 to 6 murals in the borough of Kingston as part of phase 3 of their mural addition project. Other additional locations in Luzerne County that are currently in the process of …
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