New York State Senator Lea Webb recently honored D. Jo Schaffer, a retired SUNY Cortland professional staff member, with the ...

Crop art of former Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall by Laura Melnick in the exhibition "Seeds of Justice" on view in ...

The European Commission recently released its second edition of the “Questions & Answers on the EU legislation on the ...

Fifty-seven years ago, an assassin’s bullet struck Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on a Memphis balcony, and in that single, ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — In an environment often filled with hopelessness, Dennis Jackson is bringing harmony. Known as the “Dot Man,” ...

This weekend you've got a chance to gaze at Montana's sepia-toned glory days and an opportunity to see some of our brightest ...

The Center for Ethics and Economic Justice will host a seminar titled “Entrepreneurship, Vocation, and the Common Good” on ...

Because the Smithsonian can receive private funding, it is not entirely in trouble-but the long-term effects remain unclear.

From CoastalReview.org​ Dozens of carvers, collectors and exhibitors from North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland ...

The Art Institute of Chicago announced recently that it had returned to Nepal a sculpture that had been in its collection for at least a quarter century. Conspicuously left out of the press release: ...

The one-day pop-up exhibition, “The Humboldt County Youth Experience: Struggle, Connection and Empowerment,” showcases youth from throughout the county with lived experience in foster care, mental ...

Roger Waters joins the FloodGate podcast to discuss Gaza, the fight for Palestine, censorship, and the power of art in ...