The Black Arts Project, a curated NFT project that celebrates and supports Black creativity, is launching its first collection with none other than the incredible illustrator Aurélia Durand.

Despite the legal setback for his upcoming “The Rapists of Pepsi Paloma,” director-screenwriter Darryl Yap said his movie is already finished and ready for review. The film is set to premiere in ...

Anna Gibbs is a relatively new arrival ... While Anna enjoyed art, it was more of a weekend gig as she worked as a teacher. But the move to New Zealand to rejoin her parents who'd moved years earlier, ...

The Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden has announced the acquisition of 175 artworks by more than 60 modern and contemporary artists through purchase and gifts, marking transformative ...

Jordana dropped her fourth album, "Lively Premonition," in October. The 10-track record combines indie pop with shimmering ...

Interior stylist Sarah Lods' home is filled with art, including this large abstract by Matt Arbuckle. To the left, is an ...

Vocal group säje and guitarist Bill Frisell, with abundant Seattle ties, are up for awards at the 67th Grammy Awards on ...

Cory Branan almost prefers when fans who haven't heard of him come in knowing absolutely nothing about his art. "I like to ...

The Washington Commanders’ unexpected run to the NFC championship game has rekindled the long-forgotten passion of a ...

Hundreds of residents, young and old, attended the ribbon cutting for the new Westfield River Elementary School on Saturday, ...

Cissna Park’s Addison Lucht takes a selfie with her teammates at Friday’s practice after earning The News-Gazette’s Athlete ...