The Chandler Museum hosts "Marvelocity: The Art of Alex Ross," an exhibition featuring the renowned comic artist's work, early drawings, and a look into his creative process.

Mayor Daniella Levine Cava has appointed Edouard Duval-Carrié as Miami-Dade County's Artist-in-Residence, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the Art in Public Places program.

Old Sacramento received its holiday tree, a 60-foot, 12,000-pound white fir from Siskiyou County, beginning the festive season with a lighting ceremony planned for Nov 27. It will be adorned with lights and special effects by Stage Nine Exhibits.

A new mural called "Joyce's Garden" was created by the North Texas Mural Company on Locust Street in Denton, honoring longtime local business owner Joyce Harris.

Houston hosts the largest Islamic Arts Festival at UH, featuring food, culture, and arts, alongside the 'Radiant Nature' exhibit at the Botanic Garden and the 'Heroes and Villains' themed Texas Renaissance Festival.

The "Centuries in the Making" exhibition in Raleigh showcases the history and contributions of the local African American community, with a focus on social, economic, and spiritual aspects.

A 74-foot Norway spruce from West Stockbridge, Massachusetts, is set to become the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, decorated with lights and a crystal star.

The Illinois State Museum's Lockport Gallery will soon open an exhibit with modern artwork by diverse Illinois artists, curated with a fresh perspective.

Brighton prepares for festive events with a Tree Lighting Ceremony on Dec. 7 and the Festival of Lights Parade on Dec. 14, featuring a winter market, family activities, and live performances.

Maya Freelon's art installation at Historic Stagville, "Whippersnappers," acknowledges the lives of enslaved children with sculptures and mixed-media works.

The Seattle Hmong New Year festival celebrates cultural diversity with traditional dances, food, and activities at the Seattle Center Armory on November 9.

An art exhibit on Kaua‘i showcases native forest birds to raise awareness about species on the edge of extinction, featuring works from local and mainland artists.

The Art Institute of Chicago has launched its first gallery dedicated to Korean art, curated by Yeonsoo Chee and featuring a range of historical artifacts from over 2,000 years ago to contemporary works.