By Charles A. Smith He was a smart kid, good at math. Maybe he would be a marine biologist, or an architect. But ultimately, he turned to...

I am please to announce my participation in the Grace Farm's "Practicing Joy" workshop a part of a four installment initiative. This...

I am honored to participate on a panel discussion at the Mississippi Museum of Art entitled “Race, Space, and Abstraction in the American...

Walk into the University of New Haven’s Seton Gallery, painted the fresh, off-mint green of a new prison, and something might catch your...

Light turquoise walls covered with portraits and poetry transformed the Seton Art Gallery into a room designed to evoke the atmosphere of...

This Thursday, February 11, UNH Seton Gallery with artists and director, Laura Marsh will debut well-known artist, Felandus Thames’ most...

Whereabouts Unknown opens February 11 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Seton Gallery and focuses on the impact of imprisonment on families,...

A video of a man belly-crawling his way through New York City, rare comic books, prints by Kerry James Marshall, and issues of the...

The exhibit at the Yale School of Art's Edgewood Avenue gallery, "Black Pulp!," is lighthearted in some ways. Visitors are greeted by a...