On the runway, a dozen wearable pieces designed by Denton artist and activist Emily Cavender mainly represented invisible ...

WORCESTER — Artist Jennessa Burks is bringing bright paintings to Main South, aimed at promoting pedestrian safety. Painted ...

Bronson says that ‘my art is my therapy, my saviour, my hope, my dreams’, and it has been getting deeper and more detailed ...

WASHINGTON — Among the hundreds who will march during Saturday's WorldPride parade in D.C. is a group of Iranians based in the DMV that uses art to send a deeper message for the LGBTQ+ community.

Item 1 of 6 Kenyan metal sculptor Kioko Mwitiki and his student Kelvin Muia work on a metal sculpture at his art studio in Kisamis location of Kajiado, Kenya February 5, 2020.

The 2nd annual Gender Joy Art Show has returned after a one year break. 40 people who identify as girls, women, trans, and gender expansive folks contributed pieces.