“Freeman Alley is a space for people to express their creativity and meet new and interesting people from all around the ...

The Virginia Street Arts Festival returns to Waynesboro May 17-18, featuring muralists, interactive exhibits, and community art projects. Three muralists, Jesse Jentzen, Humble, and Andrew Davis ...

A portion of ‘The Strange and Unusual’ mural by Karilyn Alex, as seen on the oddities parlor of the same name in Kingston. The ‘Valenti’s Restaurant’ mural by Ashley Kostak, depicting a ...

The Virginia Street Arts Festival returns to Waynesboro May 17-18, featuring muralists, interactive exhibits, and community art projects. Three muralists, Jesse Jentzen, Humble, and Andrew Davis, will ...

If you’ve been around Tucson, you have probably had your gaze stolen by one of over 100 art murals throughout the area.

She’s the reluctant icon of generations of street artists: photojournalist Martha Cooper became a cult figure after her 1984 book "Subway Art" inspired creative souls around the world.

Tourists on the first Street Art Society of NEPA Mural Trolley Tour of 2025 stopped by the Brook Trout mural by Maggie Brace, which is painted on the side of Chuck’s Diner in Luzerne.

Side Street Studio Arts in downtown Elgin will present “Voices Visible,” a pop-up exhibition featuring the work of five dynamic artists of color selected through its 2025 initiative ...

The California Highway Patrol is rolling out a new tool to help fight dangerous driving. New stealth patrol cars allow officers to blend in with traffic and catch drivers who are traveling ...

A NEW art gallery, tattoo studio and events space is opening under one roof in the heart of a historic village in Bradford. The former Mitchells Printers building in Fountain Street, Thornton ...

The Virginia Street Arts Festival returns to Waynesboro on May 17-18, and three buildings will be transformed for the community to enjoy for years to come. “A Weekend of Color, Creativity and ...

The group helps produce legal street art in public spaces with the support of Plymouth City Council. Mike Vosper, the founder of PAT, said it was "important to show art is for everybody".