“Hello February, please be good to me.” — Unknown I imagine I’m not the only one this quote speaks to, given the freezing temperatures we’ve had. When I think about artists who make their living creating outdoor murals or work plein air, I am keenly aware they are made of stronger stuff than I. Looks…

This First Person column is the experience of Lucas Orfanides, who lives in Sackville, N.B. For more information about CBC’s First Person stories, please see the FAQ. In Grade 7, the week before Family Day, we were assigned an art project in class to make a painting on a dinner plate as a gift for…

On the second floor of a Second Avenue building, overlooking the heart of downtown Decatur, is the city’s newest arts initiative.

The concept of visual communication is essentially as old as humanity itself. The evidence extends far back into prehistoric times, with the primitive drawings, notched bones, marked stones, and representational paintings that would eventually be discovered in archeological digs and on cave walls not only predating all forms of written language, but also forming the…

On Saturday night a quaint San Francisco gallery transformed into a catwalk that spilled out onto the sidewalk of 18th street. Beginning inside among works of art, the models carried their looks out onto the street — a fitting format for a show entitled “Art and Fashion in the Garbage Age.” A partnership between MAG…