The long days of winter are a perfect time to take up a new hobby.
Since 1964, the Dundas Valley School of Art has helped thousands in the Hamilton area become better painters, potters or photographers, expanding their passion for the arts.
The school offers a range of classes covering
Richard Long never carries water with him when he walks. The legendary British land artist, who famously turned walking into an art form, has tramped for days, sometimes weeks, through terrains as barren as the South African Karoo desert, India’s tribal lands and the Hoggar mountains of southern Algeria
Inside the Tom and Ruth Harkin Center at Drake University, a short trail of paper cut-out butterflies traces the curve of a large white ramp that leads to the building’s second floor. From afar, the butterflies are soft in color, their pastel-hued bodies pressed against the surface, the tips of
Next time you’re looking for great art, try watching your step. One artist is taking it upon himself to beautify cracks and holes in the pavement with colorful mosaic art. Based in Chicago, Jim Bachor transforms unsightly potholes into beautiful renditions of famous paintings.
Aptly named Master Pieces, this
Side-by-side images of work by Lynthia Edwards (left) and Deborah Roberts (right) were included in the complaint filed by Roberts in federal court.
An Austin collagist is suing another artist and a gallerist for copyright infringement.
The big picture: Deborah Roberts’ claims raise fundamental questions about the creation and ownership
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