The Museum of the City of New York showcases "Above Ground," an exhibit on NYC graffiti art's evolution, featuring artists like Keith Haring and Lady Pink.

Sacramento is offering grants for youth creative workforce readiness, through the American Rescue Plan Act, with applications now open for nonprofits and businesses.

Irvine City Hall hosts "Minna Chow: Traditional Chinese Brush Painting," blending art forms with nature, offering a free reception for dialogue with the artist.

Kenwood High School students created and installed artwork at The AVENUE at White Marsh's ice rink, showcasing skills from graphic design to drone technology.

The Cambridge Program for Individuals with Special Needs' annual play, directed by David Tynes, features 40 members showcasing the lives of those with intellectual disabilities.

The City of Fort Worth is offering a free screening of "The Wisdom of Trauma" on December 5 at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth; reservations are required.

The Wetlands Park Friends hosts a holiday art exhibit at the Wetlands Park Nature Center, showcasing over 40 wetlands-themed paintings by local artists, curated by Nancy Good. Free admission is available.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center in Dallas, in collaboration with Visual AIDS, is hosting "Day With(out) Art 2024: Red Reminds Me" and other events in December to address and discuss the ongoing HIV/AIDS issue.

Deborah Aschheim's "Portraits of Community" exhibition at the Barwell Road Community Center in Raleigh showcases diverse local personalities through art.

Indigenous leaders from around the world gathered in San Diego to discuss sustainability, integrating ancestral knowledge into modern environmental stewardship, at the Indigenous Sustainable Design Forum.

Davis honors Karim Abou Najm with "Fiat Lux" art installation, funded by his family, friends, UC Davis, and the city's arts fund, unveiling it in a celebratory event relocated due to weather.

Justin Sun bought Maurizio Cattelan's conceptual art piece "Comedian" for $6.2 million at Sotheby's, which includes a banana, duct-tape, and authenticity certificate.

Jon M. Chu directs "Wicked" and balances fatherhood while anticipating the sequel and other projects. He reflects on his Bay Area upbringing and passion for film.