A reception for the George Caleb Bingham Gallery’s show Punctuation is tomorrow. The exhibition showcases the work of seniors in the MU art department.
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Tomorrow night, take a peek into the lives of rural Missouri teens at “My Life, My Town,” a group of documentaries put together by the photo staff at the Columbia Missourian and producers at KBIA.
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Cupboards spilling over with Columbia’s ubiquitous round plastic cups? We’ve got three ideas for utilizing those plastic pariahs in a new way.
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With only a few weeks left in Columbia, this writer’s making a list of all the CoMo foods she’s got to eat before leaving for good.
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The District’s blog “The District Scoop” has announced that the city is considering new walkability options for some of the main intersections around downtown. The additions also have some added aesthetic benefits. Planned improvements:
Removal of the concrete overpass at Providence Road, north of Ash. The plan is to replace this bridge [...]
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Tonight is the opening reception for “Blue,” a show centered around all things cerulean (and other shade of this cool color). The party gets started at Columbia Art League at 6p.m.
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Tonight, Harrison Bergeron will be hosting an artist’s lecture about his exhibition “A Multimedia Extravaganza.”
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Heading out for Artrageous tomorrow night? Check out Vox’s recommendations for the can’t-miss special events.
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The lineup for Hot Summer Nights a Beatle’s Tribute, Celtic music and more auditory awesomeness.
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Tomorrow night, head to Memorial Union for a student fashion show featuring more wearable pieces and wearable art.
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Website lets you see what products are trending on the internet. With the tagline “Unique products and stores you’ve never heard of” you’ll want to brag about your obscure shopping skills.
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Nail art is burgeoning business. We wondered what nail designs Columbians are requesting.
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A retrospective of the work of Robert Bussabarger, retried MU art professor, is on display at the Montminy Art Gallery through April 29.
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Celebrate the start of spring with crafted bunnies and eggs from Bluestem Missouri Crafts.
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Temporary public art installations, created by local Guerrilla artists, are being planned for upcoming Artrageous Friday events. The next Artrageous Friday is April 20.
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New downtown venue will offer artist-led painting classes and beer and wine. Participants of all skill levels will be encouraged to socialize and chat while working on their masterpiece. The Canvas on Broadway will have a soft opening the week of April 2 and a grand opening April 13.
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Does something become art because we say it is or because someone intended it as art?
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Floral arrangements are a way of bringing some natural beauty into the unnatural spaces where we spend most of our time. Much like other forms of art, their main purpose is to be admired, though most works of art have a much longer shelf life. For the Museum of Art and Archeology’s [...]
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The experience of viewing art in a gallery can be a peaceful, reflective, exciting and infuriating. For this writer, some experiences have become interwoven into the fabric of memory.
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Dreaming of putting your artwork on display nationally? The Houlihan’s Restaurant chain is accepting submission for artwork that will be displayed in their new restaurants. Portfolios must be submitted by March 31.
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