It opened in 1950, broke barriers and went through a rebirth after Katrina. It has held concerts, jazz showcases, conferences ...

Currently on view at Nature Morte in Colaba, What the Flame Could Never Burn is Adébayo Bolaji’s first solo exhibition in India. as it explores incandescence ...

So, the sculptures as a group are referred to as Alleywags, according to Threshold Arts, operators of the theater and a force behind public art in Rochester. They were fabricated and installed at ...

Construction has begun on the Tennessee Theatre to connect it to the 612 Building, adding more bathrooms, a full-service bar, and a donor lounge, with a goal of being finished by early 2026.

Magruder has made art for both the entertainment industry and the art world, including building a whole room full of giant foam popsicles for the 2017 Museum of Ice Cream pop-up.

City Building Official Wayne Sorensen said it would cost upwards of $700,000 just for exterior repairs needed to make the building stable. That did not include costs for the interior.

The ceiling section fell around 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday, when the theater was unoccupied. Art House called it a "gut punch," but added that they aren't going anywhere.

Fort Wayne Civic Theatre will have a dedicated scenic shop and administration offices in an eastern wing of the expanded Arts United Center. But not all of Civic’s operations are ...

The second annual Evening of the Arts was Yokota High School's student-run showcase of music, theater and visual art at Yokota Air Base, Japan, May 16, 2025. (Jeremy Stillwagner/Stars and Stripes) ...

Home Made Theater opened the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein show “Oklahoma!” Friday evening in the time-honored manner: Curly enters from the rear of the theater, where strands of “Oh What ...

The 1,046-foot-tall Chrysler Building, completed in May of 1930, was the pinnacle of both the then-unnamed Art Deco period and the skyscraper boom that rapidly transformed New York City’s skyline.

Theater/Arts: Gatov Gallery honors Holocaust survivors with new exhibit Columnist Willie Plaschke writes about Long Beach's theater and art scenes. The Alpert Jewish Community Center in Long Beach.