New art work on display at Statehouse (WCAX-TV Vermont)
The Vermont Statehouse added to its art collection.
Autistic Artist Wins CEPA's Best In Show (WKBW-TV Buffalo)
Richard Nesbitt is non-verbal and deaf, but CEPA judges didn't know that when his art work was chosen for the prestigious Best in Show. Nesbitt uses photography, his drawings, and bold colors to express himself. His work was chosen from 100 other entries.
Student art now on display at FL library (Forest Lake Times)
The second annual Celebrate Youth Art! art show is now on in Forest Lake. The annual show of art work produced...
Every Week at YPS (Ypsilanti Courier)
Art on Display Students at every YPS grade level will showcase their art work from Feb. 25 to March 30 in the Community Room of the Ypsilanti District Library, 5577 Whittaker Road.
Broad Street To Get New Public Art Piece (The Chattanoogan)
Broad Street will be getting a new piece of public art - thanks to the owners of Lupi's Pizza. Larry Zehnder, city parks and recreation director, said the owners of the pizza place at 406 Broad St. want to place the art work out front.
Tunkhannock students win awards at Rossetti (Wyoming County Press Examiner)
BY ROBERT L. BAKER Wyoming County Press Examiner Some 61 students from both the Tunkhannock Area Middle School and High School have their art work on exhibit this month at the Schulman Gallery of Luzerne County Community College in Nanticoke. All were honored on Sunday, March 7, with ribbons in the 29th Annual Suzanne Maria Rossetti Memorial Juried Art Exhibit for their outstanding artwork. The ...
Local art students display work (The Crowley Post-Signal)
The Crowley Art Association would like to invite the public to view students art work on display at The Gallery, 222 N. Parkerson in Historic Downtown Crowley throughout the month of March as we celebrate national Youth Art Month. Iota High and Church Point High Schools were selected to be displayed. Among the many works are acrylic, oils, mosaics, pencil drawings, pop art, and paper mache. The ...
BNZ announces no excess payments for burglary (Scoop.co.nz)
Individuals who purchase SelectaDNA, a new theft deterrent, alongside their BNZ insurance policy and use it to mark their personal property will no longer need to pay a standard excess if they make a home burglary claim*.
More than skin deep (Stillwater Gazette)
Off the skin and onto the canvas. Sort of. The work of four tattoo artists from downtown Stillwater's Tatts by Zapps will be featured at an exhibit at the Art Guild Gallery through February.
WIC office dives into mural (The Herald-Palladium)
BENTON HARBOR - When the Berrien County WIC office commissioned a mural for its children's play area, the staff had deeper ambitions than just creating a pretty underwater scene.