By Mineral House Media     Today we live in a global village with technology at our fingertips, and it appears that our access to contemporary art is only accelerating. It’s hard ...

By Judith Dierkes     The biggest news for Memphis in 2019 is the celebration of the Bicentennial of both the city and county. Rather than sticking with the tradition of honoring a ...

By Jack Deese     A thousand tomorrows, the Atlanta Biennial, showing at Atlanta Contemporary January 17- to April 7, 2019, showcases the work of 20 artists all working in the ...

By Alli Lemon     The surge of art programming in Northwest Arkansas is not news to residents of region. Since the opening of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in 2011, visitors ...

By Bridget Bailey     As the curtain of Fall finally sweeps in—and the weight of politics is ever-present—Nashville’s artists and creatives gather together to make merry. The turnout at ...

by Sara Ypsilanti     In recent years, Miami has become famous for Art Basel and Miami Art Week, both of which occur in December, but our city flourishes with wildly diverse ...

by Judith Dierkes     The South Main Art Trolley Tour in Memphis is back and better than ever. It is the last Friday of every month from 6 to 9pm. It now has as much food and drink as ...

by Jessica Borusky     In Tulsa and Oklahoma City, there are distinct desires to showcase artwork awash in contemporary socio-political issues. Current exhibitions that reverberate this ...

by Mary Paige Pepper The first in a series of five, LAND AND SEA examines that which is seemingly familiar. Through sculpture, video, painting, and sound, LAND AND SEA questions human interaction ...