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Gannon University's Schuster Program for the Arts and The Schuster Gallery opened a new exhibit Tuesday night. 'Works on Paper' will be on display at the gallery, located at 700 [...]

Byline: Allison Hunter The Donna Beam Gallery presents its latest exhibit, a collection of various art styles that incorporate one unifying theme: paper. Curated by Jerry Schefcik, the Director of [...]

Byline: Abigail Bowé PaperWest, a regional juried exhibition currently being held at the Alvin Gittins Gallery at the University of Utah, is a touching celebration of paper. Curated from submissions [...]

The Cimarron National Works on Paper exhibit is back at Oklahoma State University after a 24-year hiatus. Artists from all over the U.S. submitted their work digitally to the Oklahoma [...]

Byline: MELISSA FUCHS (Works from five different artists are on display at the Marion Art Gallery. Bethany Clancy/ Staff Photographer) MELISSA FUCHS Special to the Leader Saturday evening saw the [...]

Photo by Dayne Francis | The Signal Owner and gallerist, Jack Michael, is bringing the arts to College Park with Paper Plane Gallery. The 650-square-foot 'shotgun shack,' as Michael calls [...]

Byline: Amanda McShane By Amanda McShane Ethel Barrymore, charcoal on paper, 1903. Rev. William Lawrence, charcoal on paper, 1916. The Smithsonian American Art Museum is featuring a new exhibit which [...]

Byline: Abigail Wang -- arts@theaggie.org ALI BHIMANI / COURTESY Art studio major exhibits creativity through paper Most of us usually don't think of paper cut-outs as the first way to [...]

Byline: Joy Burton Part of a paper art quilt exhibit called 'The Language of Pattern' by Mary Hambly is featured March 5 at By Hand Gallery on West Kirkwood Avenue. [...]

Byline: Claudia Gonzalez-Diaz Part of a paper art quilt exhibit called 'The Language of Pattern' by Mary Hambly is featured March 5 at By Hand Gallery on West Kirkwood Avenue. [...]

Byline: Joy Burton Part of a paper art quilt exhibit called 'The Language of Pattern' by Mary Hambly is featured March 5 at By Hand Gallery on West Kirkwood Avenue. [...]

Byline: Lizzie Kaboski Part of a paper art quilt exhibit called 'The Language of Pattern' by Mary Hambly is featured March 5 at By Hand Gallery on West Kirkwood Avenue. [...]

TweetShareShareShare When audiences enter the Merlino Gallery at Long Beach State, they're faced with two questions on a sheet of paper: Where do women stand when marriage is no longer [...]

Spread across four large rooms on the first floor of the Woods-Gerry Gallery, pieces composed of a multitude of materials, from paper and wood to textile and glass, are displayed [...]

Byline: Hannah Keating Torii Kotondo, Rain, October 1929, woodblock print, ink and color on paper. Published by Sakai and Kawaguchi. Minneapolis Institute of Art, gift of Ellen and Fred Wells, [...]

Byline: Brittney Nanton This fall, the Rose Art Museum has a new exhibit called Into Form. Bringing together a large variety of different pieces, including works done on paper, sculptures [...]

Byline: Julia Owens Pamela Murray curated an exhibition in Skillman Library composed of a continuous folder sheet of paper in a zig-zag style, 'similar to that of the air bellows [...]

Byline: ANNA FLANDERSThough Rod Library typically functions as a sanctuary of academic sources for research papers, currently, children's books have taken over as the main attraction thanks to the featured [...]

Byline: Amanda McShaneLibby Federici (left) and Helen Lewis (right) in front of Helen's artwork called Ireland. Her medium (what was used on her artwork) is watercolor and marker on paper. [...]

Byline: Hannah Heckart 'When I pulled the paper off the first print, it was like something in me just clicked.' Galleries are constantly being replaced in the art exhibition room [...]

Zimmerman Library Frank Waters Room 105 will play host to the event 'Crazy Paper: A Book Arts Open House Back to Events,' displaying the work of artists who take the [...]

Byline: Carlos Almeida 'Floating Drawings,' three-dimensional artwork, is composed of planar elements that 'float' before the wall. Paper, wire, and cloth are displayed upon a silk screen, covered in gouache [...]

Women Greet a Horseman from the Mah'bh'rata, India, Maharashtra, Paithan school, early to mid-19th century, ink and opaque watercolor on paper. Gift of Professor Walter M. and Nesta R. Spink [...]

Byline: Hannah Shih UT alumnus Daniel Aranda glides a black Micron pen across the watercolor paper in front of him, etching in the details of a famous 'Simpsons' scene. Aranda [...]

Byline: Vivian Pham All pieces in the exhibition were created with mixed materials such as graphite, charcoal, soft pastels, oil pastels and gouache paint on heavy-duty watercolor paper. (Vivian Pham [...]

Scattering beauty around campus in our first month back is Angela Lorenz, who is making her mark with two distinct exhibits. The first, covered by this paper last week, is [...]

Scattering beauty around campus in our first month back is Angela Lorenz, who is making her mark with two distinct exhibits. The first, covered by this paper last week, is [...]

A sculpture made of paper cups. A candelabra of cans and chicken wire. Oil paintings of Fairfield in February. These are just a few of the pieces you will see [...]

Byline: Grace Godvin For Sheila Gallagher in the fine arts department, life isn't all about grading papers and taking attendance. Away from campus, she spends her time at her studio, [...]

Byline: Natalie Chudnovsky Create an art exhibition or write a paper - these were the final project choices Professor Paul Von Blum gave his Critical Vision class at the beginning [...]

Byline: Isaac Whalen 'Rose Bowl,' by Hannah Woll (Paul Tindell/Bullet) by Isaac Whalen For Mary Washington art majors, senior thesis papers are made up of many different objects, sometimes even [...]

The Seattle Art Museum opened at 25% capacity and for once, viewing an art exhibit in complete solitude is possible. The SAM's quiet and limited-capacity reopening may be the best [...]

Byline: Matthew Kassorla Gallery Night, hosted by the Downtown Ithaca Alliance, is opening next Friday, Nov. 6, from 5:00 to 8:00 pm in the Ithaca Commons. During the event, there [...]

Byline: Giselle Taylor How might an artist depict his experiences in the Vietnam War? How might another incorporate stamps of Spock from Star Trek into his work? The answers to [...]

Byline: Paige Fiske When walking into the Prichard Art Gallery, patrons first notice the giant art exhibit hanging from the ceiling. The Kaleb Bass creation is an extravagant mixture of [...]

Byline: Press Release Image courtesy of The Art Studio Inc. Sajeela Siddiq's solo exhibition, 'A Poetry of Line and Shape,' will have a virtual opening, Nov. 7, at The Art [...]

The Polygon Gallery's Third Realm exhibition features work such as Apichatpong Weerasethakul's Ghost Teen, 2009. Courtesy of Polygon Gallery By: Devana Petrovic, Staff Writer * All galleries on this list [...]

Byline: Thomas Recchio The current art exhibit 'Preparators and their Art' at Katzen Arts Center features the artwork of local D.C., Maryland and Virginia artists, ranging from sculptures to multimedia. [...]

The El Camino College Art Gallery presents works from students in the online, 2020 Student Arts Show starting May 18. The decision to hold the art gallery show online was [...]

The graduating class of 2009 will have the unique ability to say they earned their degrees during one of the most pivotal years in our nation's history. With the election [...]

Byline: Emma Chuck The National Gallery of Art's online exhibit Fashioning a Nation is a memorial to the close relationship between two essential facets of culture: history and fashion. Each [...]

Byline: Katharine Kennedy Bachelor's of Fine Arts students will display their work via Instagram instead of in Willard Hall. (File Photo by Dylan Connell | Collegian Media Group) Each year, [...]

Editors' Note: The Harvard Art Museums are closed due to COVID-19 for the foreseeable future. This article was written before the closure. Rachel M. Saunders is the Harvard Art Museums' [...]

Editors' Note: The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is closed due to COVID-19 for the foreseeable future. This article was written before the closure. Museumgoers were buzzing with excitement on [...]

From flashy billboards to images that surface in Instagram feeds, constant messaging seeps into most people's realm on a daily basis. Persuasive Prints, an exhibition at the CU Art Museum, [...]

Byline: Emily Dingler A new art exhibit at ETSU is displaying drawings made by artists from across the state of Tennessee. The exhibit is titled 'Along the Horizon: Contemporary Drawing [...]

Ai Weiwei's piece, Two Figures, is a life-size work of a plaster-cast man and wife lying on a mattress, with a pile of red seeds surrounding the man's head. This [...]

Byline: Jodie Kahan, Assistant Opinion Editor I have never taken a studio art class, but I do have a fascination with artists. This probably dates back to the pre-bat mitzvah [...]

Kauffman Gallery hosted renowned art curator, Esther Adler, to Pace Prints exhibit on Feb. 13. Esther Adler is the Associate curator of drawing and prints at the Museum of Modern [...]

By: Meghan Hudson, Arts & Life Editor One seminal work in Persian literature is the 'Shahnameh,' which is roughly translated to mean 'Book of Kings.' 'It was written thousands of [...]