An online collection of ‘outsider art’ enters the real world for the first time in Des Moines (IA)
Grocery Giant Trader Joe’s Hides Art in Its Aisles. This New Book Reveals Just Where to Look
Cedar Rapids (IA) artist celebrates 85th birthday with first art show
Wayne State (MI) art exhibition examines gentrification in Rust Belt cities
Neosho Arts Council (MO) to save historic WWII mural
This AI art installation wants to hear your migration story
Red Wing (MN) teen goes viral for miniature sculpture of UPS driver
First artwork by humanoid robot sells for over $1.0 million
Coburn Gallery (Ashland, OH) art exhibition addresses gun violenc
America Chose
Artworks Encourage Voter Turnout Ahead of US Election
ArtsVote Ohio, a nonpartisan group, is energizing creatives to show up at the polls
The election will be televised: 70 years of TV ads for US voters
Universities transform art museums into spaces for voting and political discourse
Six Artists Open Up About Voting in the US Election
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Peregrine Honig, “Riding the Rails” at Studios, INC, Kansas City, opens November 1
What Exactly Are Ofrendas, and How Are They Related to Día de Los Muertos?
Milwaukee (WI) Artist Ella Clemons Stitches Dive Bar Bathrooms
Hypocrisy Now: Washington Post names the 20 best art museums in America, refuses editorial staff to assess political candidates
Grove City (OH) gallery to showcase neurodivergent artists in new exhibit
Art is central to protest in UW-Madison (WI). Here’s how its mediums have changed campus
Amaoko Boafo Is Among Thousands of Artists Condemning the ‘Unjust’ Use of Their Work to Train A.I.
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