With Art in the Park set to return June 7 and 8, we identified just 11 of the many worthy artists on approach who you'll want ...

Pearl of the Wabash,” a new art piece done by local artist Esteban Garcia Bravo, has been unveiled at Tapawingo Park. The concrete sculpture depicts a mussel with a pearl, installed with ...

Everyone loves to be outdoors in the summer, and nobody can argue that Mother Nature is the world’s greatest artist.

On Saturday, Project [BLANK] will present a single performance of "Park Opera," which redefines what opera can be. This large-scale, interdisciplinary arts installation uses the concept of opera ...

Maya Draisin, former president of the Webby Awards and co-founder of the International Academy of Digital Arts and ... of damage to the park or just a sense of kind of these outsiders coming ...

Browse more than 50 vendors and live art demos on Fountain Street. Free admission. •Saturday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.: West Rock Fringe festival, directly across from the park at 418- 427 West Rock Ave.

According to Jerry Saltz, the down-to-earth Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic, for his money, The New York Outsider Art Fair ... over and over again. (Left) Fountain House. Maxx Reith, Fighter ...

Emma and the Angel of Central Park: The Story of a New York Icon and the Woman Who Created It. The scrapbook kept by the artist’s sister. Courtesy the Heckscher Museum of Art If you want to see ...

The Irvine Park fountain isn’t the only St. Paul installation with brighter days ahead, so to speak. Public Art St. Paul announced on Thursday that it had added a large, newly restored bronze sc ...

One of his mourning statues is here in Hyde Park ... s outsider art was quickly taking over the art establishment, but the Ferguson Fund trustees agreed to give Taft $10,000 a year for five years to ...

It doesn’t matter how long you’ve lived in Sarasota—if you’ve walked around downtown, you’ve come across the mermaid fountain in Paul N. Thorpe Jr. Park at the intersection of Pineapple ...

and art that pushes the boundaries, like Marcel Duchamp’s controversial “Fountain.” But to see these works, I had to download an app called HoverLay, and point it at signs around the park.