Remember what it was like when you went to art class? Colorful, messy experiments with paint and clay were likely involved. You brushed, swirled, smooshed, and baked the creations you learned to make.
There were so many wonderful pieces at Seaside Art Gallery’s Animals in Art Show this year! While the art show may be over, there are still many ways art can help the people and animals in your community year-round.
African American History Month, also known as Black History Month in Canada, the United Kingdom, and elsewhere, takes place in February. In the United States, it commemorates the important milestones made by African Americans in America’s history.
Snow storms, short days and below freezing temperatures sure do make the wait for spring feel long and cumbersome. But you can, of course, have fun while you ‘hibernate’ indoors!
It’s a good thing that our world is filled with remarkable colors. From oceans to mountaintops to cities, we can find colors that inspire, engage, and inform us in our daily lives. The Pantone Color Institute has announced “Living Coral” as the “Color of the Year” for 2019.
