Karl Bodmer journeyed west across the U.S. from 1832 to 1834. His images depict Native Americans and scenes from along the ...

When Hopi artist Mavasta Honyouti was a boy, he watched his grandfather tenderly care for the corn that fed his family. During breaks, his grandfather would take out a piece of paako (cottonwood) root ...

The Northwest Montana History Museum presents Montana's troubadour, an ethnohistorian, Salish artists and toolmakers and a ...

How does a young Black man, growing up on a dirt road in Albemarle in a family whose educational options were limited under Jim Crow, decide he wants to be ...

First Thursday Art Walk, January 9 | 5-8 pm | Free to the public. Mark your calendars for the first Art Walk of the new year!

This North Dakota city might not be on your radar, but it should be for its unique restaurants and bars, local arts scene, ...

Casper native Spencer Bohren was a master of American roots music and the blues, opening for B.B. King and playing with other ...

Cosenza, a talented Lexington musician who performed with a litany of bands and worked on more than 100 albums, died Feb. 18 ...

When Marge Courtney was turning 60 years old in 1994, she decided to pursue a whole new career. After working for decades as ...

In this first of two parts, we salute individuals who died from January through June. Each toiled and excelled in different ...

The arts in Dayton continued to thrive in 2024. From the exciting debut of a new arts center to a former U.S. president’s influential literary and peace-driven legacy, here are the stories that framed ...

There are artful collections hiding in the South's quieter places. Discover storytelling, distinct curations, and perhaps ...