His final print, Fallen Tree, depicts an imposing tree felled during the Great Storm of October 1987. On show at Salts, it stands as a poignant metaphor for the artist, who too was struck down in his ...

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The city and school district is celebrating Black History Month through the voices and visions of its students Saturday along Market Street.

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A one print of 1931’s “Frankenstein” has the highest estimated value at $250,000. With only seven or eight copies known to exist, it’s considered the “holy grail” for poster collectors. Physical media ...

At first glance, the gauzy blend of light and dark colors may not appear to capture one of America’s most treasured natural vistas.

A long-shuttered, 151-year-old building in downtown Hobart is set to be demolished by crews within the next few months.