Spring has spring and it’s a great time to check out the arts scene in the Lehigh Valley. Here’s a preview of some of this ...

With 3D art inspired by oil-on-canvas Rococo-style paintings, Tangled was a compelling and complex ... But that all changed ...

As for the nail art, you’ll be treated to exquisite painting that covers everything from marbling ... Oh, and preening-focused busy folk will love the option to get your mani-pedi done at the very ...

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Minhwa, which literally translates to "painting of the people," refers to Korean folk painting created by ordinary people ... as well as newly acquired pieces by Amorepacific Museum of Art and rarely ...

Minhwa, which literally translates to "painting of the people," refers to Korean folk painting created by ... pieces by Amorepacific Museum of Art and rarely seen masterpieces, will be on display.

Speaking of art, American folk art continues to attract collectors and artisans. Developed as a product of need, its usefulness was inherent for daily living. Paint was the base, while sealing and ...

But the tall tale never quite hooks you. It’s not ripped from the headlines, but Tyler Cornack’s comedy “Mermaid” certainly seems inspired by them — specifically, the strange “Florida ...

Maia Kealoha dreamed of being an actress. Now, she's starring in Disney's live-action remake of Lilo & Stitch. Learn more ...

As everyone knows, China has a rich history and culture involving art. Chinese people first developed folk art between 4,000 and 5,000 years ago. Famous folk art such as paper tearing, shadow play ...

This April the Portola Art Gallery (Allied Arts Guild/75 Arbor Road) presents “Folk Art Painting” and “Cutting Edge Creations” — a joint exhibit by painter Terry McMahon and woodworker Chris Toulson.

A striking and little known landscape painting, it was done in the countryside outside the asylum. It went to Hugo Nathan, of the London art advisors Beaumont Nathan, for an unnamed private client.