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Watch this mesmerizing acrylic pour painting technique as we create a stunning paisley pattern in purple, with beautiful ...

Joanna Goncalez is a volunteer for Beyond BASIC and said the organization is breaking barriers through art. “Most of those individuals that have an intellectual disability, they will age out. And so, ...

Art also emerged as a way for her to channel her interest ... “Thanatos” The World Has Dropped Its Petals is a series of elaborately detailed graphite drawings illuminating the world of flowers. In ...

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Artist and curator David Sequeira has curated Floribunda at Bunjil Place.Credit: Penny Stephens The fundamental role of the flower in art is now being celebrated in Floribunda, a new show opening ...

French Drawings from The Horvitz Collection” Courtesy of the Art Institute of Chicago The artworks come with “one of the largest financial gifts in the history of the Art Institute,” which ...

Isabell Haaland loved to bake, but once thought she could never sell what she made. Now she finds fans of her precisely decorated cookies everywhere she sells them. Isabell Haaland shows two of ...

There is a work in the current show of drawings from Kinngait at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection that shows a woman with a quill tracing an empty thought bubble on the paper in front of her.

As the vibrant colors of spring bloom across Tyler, the Rose City Art Gallery and Gifts is celebrating the season with the annual Tyler Blooms Art Showcase and Sale. This event, held in ...

“Astonishing Things: The Drawings of Victor Hugo”, which opened at the Royal Academy of Arts on Friday, traces Hugo’s passion for illustration, 140 years after his death. The exhibition’s notes say ...

Ashley Harpster, a first-grade teacher, told us her class loved the experience. Students focused on abstract art for day one of art week. “They’re excited. They’re really excited.