Thousands made their way to the Zhou B Art Center in Chicago’s Bridgeport community to witness a powerful cultural moment of creativity, acknowledgement and celebration. The Black Boy Art Show ...

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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.

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I’m super excited to be here.” Now in its 34th year, the Governor’s Art Show is sponsored by the Loveland and Thompson Valley Rotary clubs in partnership with the museum.

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The LA Art Show, which returns to the Los Angeles Convention Center Feb. 19-23. (Photo courtesy LA Art Show) Another standout exhibit will be presented by Korea’s Art in Dongsan.

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“Last year, I wanted to have an art show to show the work of artists with special needs. It was a success our first year, so I wanted to continue it,” Wilson said.