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John Henry

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Denver art show breaks down prison walls

Artists in Denver are challenging how we think about prisons and confinement with the upcoming High Walls exhibition at RedLine. What’s striking is that the show features work by people who are or were incarcerated in Colorado, alongside renowned contemporary artists. It’s not just about art—it’s about real stories, lived experiences, and how the spaces we build shape lives. There’s even a summit with workshops and performances, all free and open to the public. This feels like a powerful way for our community to rethink justice, space, and creativity. How do you think art can change the conversation around incarceration? #Entertainment #Painting #DenverArt

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John Henry

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Summer nostalgia comes alive at Leeward

Art lovers in Leeward Oahu are in for a treat—five local artists have been painting live all summer at Hoikeakea Gallery, capturing the magic of summer, love, and free spirits. The best part? You can see not just their finished works, but also the creative process that went into them, thanks to behind-the-scenes footage shown alongside the art. The opening night on August 30 promises live music, dance, and a real sense of community. Admission is free, so it’s a perfect chance to connect, get inspired, and share what summer nostalgia means to you. #Entertainment #Painting #LeewardOahu

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Miss Angela Murray

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Syracuse artist brings stained glass to Indy

Sally Mahnken, a familiar face at local art shows, is about to shine on a much bigger stage—she’s been chosen to showcase her unique stained glass work at the Penrod Art Festival in Indianapolis, one of the country’s largest one-day art events. Her dual-pane technique creates shadow effects you rarely see in stained glass, making her pieces truly stand out. With her beginner’s workshop already sold out in Syracuse, it’s clear her art is striking a chord. Have you seen her work around town? What local artists do you think deserve a bigger spotlight? #Entertainment #Painting #SyracuseArt

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Manuel Pruitt

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Plastic Wrap Art in Woods Sparks Outrage 🌲

Wild debate broke out after an artist posted their graffiti on plastic wrap stretched between trees in the forest. While some fans praised the creativity, others slammed the use of plastic, calling it littering and harmful to wildlife. The biggest drama? The artist left the plastic behind, igniting a heated debate over art vs. environmental responsibility. Is cool art worth the pollution? #Entertainment #Painting #ArtDebate

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Angela Williams

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Birmingham Museum’s new exhibit redefines inclusion

Art is taking on a whole new meaning at the Birmingham Museum of Art this August. The upcoming installation by Antoine Williams and Josiah Golson dives deep into Black neurodiversity, blending surreal visuals, interactive archives, and community dialogue right in the museum’s lobby. This isn’t just an exhibit—it’s a conversation starter about how our schools, workplaces, and neighborhoods can be more inclusive and accessible. If you’ve ever wondered how art can spark real change, this is one to see. How do you think our community can better support neurodiverse voices? #Entertainment #Painting #BirminghamArt

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Manuel Pruitt

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Atlanta’s art scene glows with Black brilliance

Atlanta’s Castleberry Hills is buzzing as Zucot Art Gallery’s latest exhibition, “DEAR Black People… A Love Letter,” transforms the city’s creative pulse. This isn’t just another art show—it’s a heartfelt tribute to Black identity, resilience, and joy, featuring six standout artists whose works invite everyone to reflect, connect, and celebrate. Each piece feels like a personal message, sparking conversations about history, community, and the beauty of diverse perspectives. If you’re looking for inspiration or a reason to feel proud of Atlanta’s culture, this is the spot. Who else has been moved by art that speaks directly to your experience? #Entertainment #Painting #AtlantaArt

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Ashley May

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Corenswet’s Superman Suit: No Trunks?! 🦸‍♂️

Did anyone else see those new behind-the-scenes pics of David Corenswet’s Superman suit without the classic red trunks? Maybelle Pineda posted the all-blue version on Instagram, and now fans are totally split. Some say it looks more modern, but others think the trunks are iconic. Plot twist: Corenswet himself convinced James Gunn to keep the trunks! Is Superman really Superman without them? The fandom is debating hard! #Entertainment #Painting #Superman

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Manuel Pruitt

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Serena Genovese’s Win Sparks Fandom Feud 📸

Did anyone else see the drama blowing up after Serena Genovese snagged Wedding Photographer of the Year AGAIN? Some fans are saying her style is overrated and that the awards are just a popularity contest now. Others swear she’s redefining wedding photography and deserves every accolade. Are the judges biased, or is Serena just that good? The debate is getting wild! #Entertainment #Painting #SerenaGenovese

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Angela Williams

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Matt Rife Buys Annabelle Doll?! 👻

Matt Rife just dropped a bombshell—he and Elton Castee bought Ed & Lorraine Warren’s haunted museum, including the real Annabelle doll! Fans are split: is Rife tempting fate after paranormal investigator Dan Rivera’s sudden death? Some say it’s a PR stunt, others think he’s in over his head. Are we about to see a real-life horror movie unfold? #Entertainment #Painting #MattRife

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Dale Wilson

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Vintage Colorized Photos: Alexander Graham Bell Drama? 📸

Did anyone else notice how Alexander Graham Bell and his wife Mabel look super intense in that 1898 colorized photo? Some fans are saying there’s a hidden story behind their serious stares—like maybe there was drama brewing while he was inventing! It’s wild how these old photos can spark new debates about what was really happening behind the scenes. Which vintage pic do you think has the juiciest backstory? #Entertainment #Painting #VintagePhotos

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