The "Feel the Beat" exhibition at the Georgia Museum of Art explores the intersection of music, dance, and visual art.

Lee "SOEMS" Beard talks about his creating process, how he got started in graffiti, and what he hopes for with the future of graffiti.

Paving a new path for musicians is Nick Hexum, lead vocalist of multi-platinum rock band 311, who recently founded his own ...

Modesto, prepare to get your motor running. June will mark the return of Graffiti Summer. It’s the region’s annual ...

American Graffiti' has hit Netflix, where more viewers can discover a film that paved the way for the tentpole movies we see ...

Take a closer look at the back of the cardholder to see the stunning details and unique design that complete this Britney-inspired accessory ... I Did It Again" music video.

Earlier this week, news broke that Apple Music was getting new leadership within Apple, including a major new outside hire. That leadership could very well infuse some TikTok-style innovation into ...

The truth is, Stevie Wonder, shocked the rock and roll world when he became a major player in the pop music scene. It would see him take ... Featuring on Physical Graffiti, Jones has often cited ...

Was the riff similarly inspired? No. It had already been ... that’s like a graffiti in itself. The music was a physical manifestation. Lastly, you’ve said you’re now working on a new ...

The piece was inspired in part by his time studying Zen Buddhism in Japan, and the cloud motif is something he frequently incorporates into his work. “I started using the cloud references growing up ...