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Visual Arts
The Great Rewind: Why teens trade 2026 for 2016
Chokers, warm filters, and synth-pop are back as high schoolers across the country embrace a decade-old "vibe shift" for comfort.
Sabrina’s album sparks debate over cover art
On her knees, hair in a man's hand, Carpenter's fans and critics disagree: Does the cover reinforce patriarchy, or is it just her playful satire of control?
Seattle student’s mural brings calm to counseling center
Six carefully chosen colors, a “blob guy,” and a wall in the counseling center — together forming a student’s first mural.
Baltimore’s Artscape festival celebrates its 40th edition
One of America's largest outdoor arts festivals is underway in Baltimore this weekend. Parts are family-friendly as well.
Noguchi sculpture added to Rose Garden
The First Lady announced the first sculpture by an Asian American artist in the White House collection. It's in the Rose Garden.
Ideas on teaching ceramics remotely
Teaching ceramics during a pandemic that includes all-remote learning is a little different, and some art teachers rise to the challenge.
Yumi Hogan honors young artists in Md.
Yumi Hogan, a supporter of the arts and the governor's wife, recognized talented student artists at her bi-annual art exhibit.
Houston puts art into life—and life into art
Things in Texas are big, incl. a work of installation art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Climb in; be a part of it.
Animism comes to the Art Institute of Chicago
Animism will come to the Art Institute of Chicago in Feb., a student writes from Summit. Are we in the grips of magical thinking?