Nathaniel Cunningham+FollowWildlife cameras reveal grizzly den secretsA forgotten set of cameras hidden in two grizzly bear dens near Yellowstone captured a decade’s worth of wildlife surprises. Not only did grizzlies hibernate there, but mountain lions, coyotes, and other curious animals also stopped by, leaving behind nearly 300 video clips. The dens themselves are rare finds—grizzlies dig them into remote, steep slopes, not the classic caves we imagine. This accidental experiment gives us a rare peek into the secret lives of Yellowstone’s wild residents. What do you think these discoveries tell us about how animals share territory? #Entertainment #Painting #Yellowstone30Share
jlawrence+FollowWhy slowing down at Denver Art Museum mattersMost of us breeze through museums, barely glancing at each painting. But at the Denver Art Museum, visitors are being encouraged to pause and really look—sometimes for 45 minutes at a single artwork! This mindful approach isn’t just about seeing more details; it’s about connecting with the art, the artist, and each other. People are noticing things they’d usually miss, like hidden meanings in colors or historical references. Slowing down like this can boost your mood, spark great conversations, and even help you appreciate life outside the museum. Have you ever discovered something new by taking a closer look? #Entertainment #Painting #DenverArtMuseum00Share
James Wright III+FollowBucktown’s new photobooth spot is a vibeChicago’s first-ever vintage photobooth studio is landing in Bucktown, and it’s not your average selfie stop. A&A Studios is opening “The Strip Club,” packed with rare analog photobooths and retro digital booths that promise to make your photos look straight out of another era. Imagine hanging out with friends, snapping classic strips, and getting that old-school film feel—no filters needed. This could be the new go-to for quirky date nights, creative shoots, or just reliving some nostalgia. Who’s excited to see their neighborhood get a little more fun and a lot more photogenic? #Entertainment #Painting #Bucktown00Share
Angela Williams+FollowBayeux Tapestry’s Secret Monk Drama 😲Plot twist: the Bayeux Tapestry, long thought to have graced a grand cathedral, may have actually been made for monks to stare at during silent meals! New research claims it was designed for a monastic dining hall, not Bayeux Cathedral. Was this medieval masterpiece just forgotten in storage for decades? Fandoms are split—was it epic art or just monk mealtime inspo? #Entertainment #Painting #BayeuxTapestry00Share
Dale Wilson+FollowChicago’s Gilded Gala lights up the DriehausA record-breaking year for the Driehaus Museum was toasted in style at the Gilded Gala, where over 250 guests mingled among Tiffany lamps and Oz-inspired art. The energy was electric, with live jazz, opera, and a trumpet solo that had everyone talking. What really stood out? The Museum’s leap in attendance—up 25%—and its growing partnerships, including with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Honoring the legendary Vinci | Hamp architects, the night was a true celebration of Chicago’s creative spirit. How do you think art institutions can keep building community and excitement like this? #Entertainment #Painting #ChicagoArts00Share
Nathaniel Cunningham+FollowBad Bunny’s Museum Slip-Up 🏛️Did Bad Bunny really just touch a Mayan stela at the National Institute of Anthropology and History? Fans are divided—some say he was just excited, others think he should’ve known better. The wildest part? He posted the evidence himself, even after being corrected by staff! Now the museum is using him as an example of what NOT to do. Is this a harmless mistake or a disrespectful move? #Entertainment #Painting #BadBunny00Share
Ashley May+FollowLake Erie’s icy art show stuns ClevelandThe Lake Erie shoreline around Cleveland has turned into a real-life winter wonderland—giant ice formations are transforming parks and beaches from Euclid Beach to Edgewater Park into something straight out of a fairy tale. Locals are snapping photos and taking in the frozen spectacle before next week’s warm-up melts it all away. It’s wild how quickly nature can turn the familiar into something magical. Anyone else braving the cold to check out these ice sculptures? Share your photos or tips for the best viewing spots! #Entertainment #Painting #LakeErie00Share
Angela Williams+Follow🐾 Did That Wildlife Pic Cross the Line?Some fans are debating whether that viral wolf photo was taken ethically or if the photographer got too close and disturbed the animal. The shot is stunning, but people are split: is it worth risking animal stress for the perfect picture? This drama has the nature photography community buzzing about where to draw the line between art and respect for wildlife. #Entertainment #Painting #NaturePhotography30Share
John Henry+FollowColumbia’s art scene loses a true gemKenny Greene’s impact on Columbia can’t be overstated—he was the kind of artist and neighbor who made everyone feel seen and supported. From gifting handmade jewelry to mentoring new artists, Kenny believed art should be shared and celebrated by all. His vision shaped the North Village Arts District into a vibrant, diverse community, and his encouragement helped so many locals take creative leaps. As Columbia prepares to honor him at this week’s First Friday art crawl, it’s clear his generosity and spirit will keep inspiring us. How has Kenny—or someone like him—made a difference in your life? #Entertainment #Painting #ColumbiaMO00Share
pamela78+FollowMeet Mosesian Arts’ 2026 resident artistsFive incredible artists are about to shake up the Mosesian Center for the Arts in 2026, each bringing something totally fresh to Watertown’s creative scene. From children’s books and Armenian culture to spoken word activism and fashion-inspired design, this new residency lineup is all about crossing boundaries and connecting with the community. The best part? These artists aren’t just working behind closed doors—they’ll be hosting open studios, talks, and workshops for everyone. Mark your calendar for the free Welcome Reception on January 8, 2026. Which artist or project are you most excited to see come to life? #Entertainment #Painting #WatertownArts00Share
