When Sarah Richard opened MADE, a ceramic art studio in Dayton’s St. Anne’s Hill neighborhood, she realized pretty quickly that they would run out of space. After almost three years at 1619 E ...

As Mental Health Awareness Month approaches, Digital Vibez launches its Creative Arts Studio on Wheels to help youth express themselves through art.

POTTSVILLE — A diverse collection of local art was displayed in downtown Pottsville on Saturday for the17th annual Block of Art festival. Hundreds of art pieces, made by Schuylkill County ...

The recent surge of Studio Ghibli-inspired images generated by artificial intelligence has reignited a heated debate on the ethics of AI-generated art, raising critical concerns over copyright ...

At Spelman College, Studio Gang designed the Mary Schmidt Campbell Center for Innovation and the Arts not to just foster connection and collaboration among disciplines, but also to invite the ...

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Winged Canvas is an online school for illustration and a vibrant art nerd community! Dedicated to making art education accessible, they offer free live art education streams every Saturday and ...

The rise of AI-generated “Ghibli-style” portraits have taken social media by storm, but behind the dreamy visuals lies a more profound debate about art, ethics and originality ...

AI art invades Studio Ghibli as Sun Devils weigh innovation vs. exploitation Students and faculty offer their thoughts on the newest AI art trend ...

Sam Altman says AI means more people can now create art — and that's a "net win" for society. The OpenAI CEO defended generative tools after backlash over Ghibli-style images made with ChatGPT.

While netizens are hooked on the viral trend of transforming personal photos into Studio Ghibli-style art using AI tools, experts warn of privacy risks.

Many creating Studio Ghibli-like art and images of themselves online would say they're doing so out of admiration and appreciation for the art. So is the act alone disrespectful?