A staggering 87 artists will be featured at this year’s Wet Paint Party and Art Sale, hosted by the Greater Augusta Arts Council February 16, 2019. This record-breaking group of artists will each have a piece of original artwork for...
January 19 Episode of Arts Weekly with Karin Gillespie. Book suggestions for the new year and upcoming arts events. Listen Saturdays at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3 or online anytime. Subscribe to Arts Weekly via all podcast platforms....
Record breaking 86 artists submit for Wet Paint, Art by Davidson Fine Arts students at the City Gallery, Reminders and Calls for Artists...
The Greater Augusta Arts Council will host three information sessions for artists interested in applying for funds through the 2019 Porter Fleming Foundation Grants. The deadline for 2019 applications is February 1....
Hooked on Augusta, a group of local textile artists, is looking for volunteers who crochet or knit at any skill level to help create public art installations known as 'yarnbombing' for the downtown Augusta area. They also seek donations of...
Golden Blocks Project artists selected, Georgia Poet Laureate prize open, upcoming artist info sessions for Arts in the Heart, deadline reminders...
Four (4) regional artists have been selected for Golden Blocks Project Grants, which will bring public art and creative place-making to the Laney-Walker Historic District and Bethlehem District neighborhoods. The project is a collaborative effort to pay homage to the...
Augusta textile artist featured by Teen Vogue, Art of Peace deadline extension, GA Council for the Arts Partner Grant guidelines online now...
Local Filmmakers featured in regional festival,Winter Art Sale Reception, Shop small this season - handmade & artistic gifts in Augusta, upcoming deadlines for calls for artists...
The 3rd Annual Winter Art Sale at the City Gallery debuts at the City of Augusta Municipal Building December 3. Buy affordable artwork by 17 local and regional artists in a variety of styles and mediums. Attend a public reception...
