Land artist Stan Herd returns to Dodge City (KS) to repaint his iconic mural
A tale of two art magazines: one celebrates human-delivered arts in Kansas City, one is dedicated to AI art
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3 Minneapolis art exhibitions to see during the sleepiest week of 2024
‘27 years of goodbyes’ thrust Kansas photographer to unexpected international acclaim
‘Niimiwin’ art exhibit celebrates the powwow tradition (Minneapolis, MN)
Youngstown (OH) Cultural Legacy show to honor recently lost artists
Museum In Wisconsin Houses A Jaw-Dropping Quilts Collection
Court ruling states UMB acted properly in managing Thomas Hart Benton Trust
Schools in central Iowa use art of origami to meet geometry standards for Iowa mathematics
Arctic winds create mysterious frozen sand sculptures along Lake Michigan beach
Nikki Giovanni was a walking revolution
Woman Transforms Historic African-American Doll Collection Into A Free Museum In Omaha (NE)
Ethereal, Glowing Curtains Drape Over Lake Michigan in Reuben Wu’s Light Paintings
Illinois artist builds ‘world’s tallest glass tree’ from recycled bottles
Tiff Massey’s ‘7 Mile + Livernois’ exhibition is a tribute to Black Detroit
Toledo Museum of Art makes historic art acquisition using cryptocurrency
The lore of Leigh Bowery
Thirty years after his death, his legacy is about to live loud and proud at Tate Modern
A Kansas artist’s love for his wife lives on as a Christmas tradition in Lindsborg
Evanston Made (IL) clinches $1.2 million grant, city funding, to open arts center
OpenAI’s Sora Tool Leaked By Group Of Aggrieved Early Testers
Canton Museum of Art exhibit explores the avant-garde spirit of Cleveland’s Kokoon Klub
Art exhibit at Tennessee university museum draws controversy
Free speech and Christian faith at loggerheads again
Historic Land Transfer to Osage Nation Facilitated by Arts Group (St Louis, MO)
Skylab Gallery to host final show before eviction (Columbus, OH)
An online collection of ‘outsider art’ enters the real world for the first time in Des Moines (IA)
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