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Detective’s Art Show Helps Rescued Women
LORAIN, OH — A Lorain Police detective, who doubles as a talented artist, showed a special piece Saturday night with a special guest on-hand.
Detective Steyven Curry’s show at the Lorain Art Council featured a piece he calls “Survivors.”
Vineland library hosts local senior art show
Re-THINK Trash Art Exhibit to open
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Tacoma Comes Back Strong in 2013
The National Arts Program® has always thrived in the City of Tacoma, WA, which is why we were saddened to hear that the city would have to take a break from participating in the NAP after six years due to budgeting and staffing cuts. However, even with tight budgets and a smaller staff, coordinator Naomi Strom-Avila was determined to bring the exhibition back to the city in 2013.
A Shining Example of the National Arts Program® in Orlando
This was the City of Orlando’s Tenth Anniversary show and what a show it was! The exhibit, which included over 160 artworks, will hang in the City Hall Terrace Gallery through August 25th. This two month long exhibition commenced with a beautiful reception on Thursday, June 27th. At the awards ceremony Coordinator Paul Wenzel was honored with an anniversary award from the National Arts Program®, presented to him personally by Mayor Buddy Dyer. Paul commented that, "It was a pleasant surprise and an honor to receive it."
The Museum That Turned Its Lobby Into a Flea Market
however, a repository for things selected by a curator.Artifacts | Cats, the New Rulers of the Art World
St. Paul skyway art project has passers-by pondering what's on their bucket list
Former DC church is transformed into art space
The Off-the-Wall Dragons of Beth Johnson
Although, once you warm up to them you’ll see they are quite endearing.National Arts Award Program is July 12
An Arts Walk Right at the Medical School
The hallways at Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences' New Jersey Medical School (previously UMDNJ) serve as an art gallery. Walk the corridors and enjoy a changing exhibit of works by members of the Rutgers community, the Newark community, and, for a Fall Arts Festival, anyone with something to share.
Each spring, under a National Arts Program®, more that 130 artists with ties to Rutgers enter works for an awards competition. Click here for more information.