Houston's Graffiti Park, a cultural landmark, was demolished to make way for an I-45 expansion, sparking debate over cultural preservation and memories of its artistic significance.

USU Caine College of the Arts students visited New York City, gaining real-world insights from alumni like Bibhu Mohapatra, and learning about the integration of art and business.

Sacramento awards $950,000 in cultural arts grants to 72 local nonprofits to support arts and cultural experiences, funded by the City's Measure U, General Fund, and County's Tax.

Arlington offers a variety of weekend activities including a free dance class, the Annual Juneteenth Celebration, concerts, sports events, an M.C. Escher exhibit, the Smurf Experience, theater shows, and a farmers market.

The Lake Como neighborhood's "Do Something Good For Your Neighbor" sculpture will feature in the Venice exhibition "PORCH: An Architecture of Generacy."

On Tuesday afternoon, the Pink Triangle was extensively vandalized, and a suspect has been arrested.

Seattle's CityArtist grant for 2026 is open to local artists in Literary, Media/Film, and Visual Arts, offering support and requiring public presentation of work.

The Clay Theatre in San Francisco is set to revive by 2026 after being closed for five years, with Neil Mehta leading the investment and Ted Gerike as the creative director, promising a renovated space with 200 seats and over 500 annual screenings.

Frank and Lida Lee are selling their Marina and Presidio theaters, long-standing fixtures of San Francisco's independent film scene. They hope to find a buyer who can adapt the theaters to changing times and maintain their cultural legacy.

The SFO Museum received an AASLH Award of Excellence for its "Rosie the Riveter: Womanpower in Wartime" exhibit, praised for connecting past and present.

Denton County kids can enter an art contest to promote emergency awareness, with pieces showcasing preparedness for events like tornadoes. Submissions are due by July 1, and winners will be featured in a 2026 calendar.

St. Louis Park invites local artists to create organics recycling-themed artwork for their Cart Art in the Park contest, with submissions accepted until June 23. Winning designs will feature on the city's organics carts.

Subway Doodle's digital creatures based on NYC's commute are exhibited at the Banksy Museum, as PIX11 reports. The free showcase is at the museum's performance space until August 24.