The new Ujuālnān art installation in San Antonio's Pearsall Park, created by Doroteo Garza, combines art, science, and culture to reflect the solar system and honor local history.

Production work in Hawaii has plunged since the pandemic as tax‑credit battles leave crews and studios idle. Lawmakers and a new film coalition are pushing fixes.

Raleigh's Five Points Center for Active Adults offers affordable art classes in collage, watercolor painting, and open studio critiques, led by artist Adrienne Garnett. Classes are open to adults over 18.

The 7th Annual Sun City Portfolio Day saw over 500 artists from the El Paso region present their work to 28 colleges, including first-time participants from Clint and Canutillo ISDs.

A 75-foot Norway spruce from East Greenbush, NY, will be the 2023 Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, lit up with over 50,000 LED lights and a Swarovski star.

NYC's artist homes-turned-museums offer intimate glimpses into creatives' lives, while Israeli artist Ilana Goor's $19 million carriage house is for sale, reflecting New York's hidden art sanctuaries.

A temporary sculpture honoring Solomon Northup, "Hope Out of Darkness," is on display on the Rose Kennedy Greenway in Boston, reflecting on America's history of slavery and the fight for justice.

Rancho Cordova collaborates with local students to install rain-activated poetry on streets to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety and engage the community.

Nick Bayer's "Howdy" mural, embodying Oklahoma symbols and hospitality, welcomes visitors to the Oklahoma City Convention Center, funded by the city’s 1% for Arts program.

Carmelo Anthony opened an exhibit in Baltimore chronicling his basketball career and social activism, featuring interactive displays and a scholarship presentation.

Detroit ACE partners with Broadway in Detroit for discounted tickets to "Back to the Future: The Musical" with family activities and a DeLorean photo op.

The Evolve Dynamicz Dance Collective celebrates its ten-year anniversary with "Vive10," featuring a mix of choreography and improvisation, providing a kid-friendly and participative environment for all.

Damaged musical instruments from a bomb cyclone have been repurposed into art by the Downtown Issaquah Association and Hammond Ashley Violins, resulting in the "Strings of Change" exhibit, showing at the Historic Shell Station in Issaquah.