For much of the year, the best—and safest—place to see art was on the street. And perhaps more than in any other year, street art offered a real-time distillation of the events shaping our lives.

What does the global art market truly look like after a full year of near total shutdown, and practically no in-person art fairs? Art Basel’s annual report paints a stark picture. Perhaps not ...

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PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- In 2020, many spent their time isolated during the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. But in that isolation, local artist Brian Bazemore found inspiration. That art is a ...

Part of a year-end series revisiting subjects of some of our most popular arts articles of the year. For the art world, 2020 was the year that the Black Lives Matter movement spurred a deeper ...

Merriman is a sculpture, ceramic and installation artist who uses clay for its geologic properties. Building work from native resources tied to geographic borders and collective history, she uses ...

This has been a despicable year, but not without its silver linings. The puppy population of New York City soared, Biden beat Trump, and the truth-to-power urgency of Black Lives Matter finally became ...

On Monday, Hoenig Theatre Artist Scholarship announced the complete list of 2020 scholarship recipients. President Ann Hoenig and members of the board are proud to announce over $25,000 in ...

Tulsa Artist Fellow Sarah Ahmad in her studio at Tulsa Artist Fellowship in Tulsa, OK. Photo by Melissa Lukenbaugh. Tulsa Artist Fellowship announces the opening of its 2020-2021 Fellowship ...

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