Painter, sculptor, and mixed-media artist Juan Logan will talk about his work Aug. 11 in the Morris Museum of Art 's Terra Cognita contemporary art lecture series.

You've probably seen the commercial for Canon Project Imagin8ion. If you have, you might you know the painting on the wall is a work by Augusta artist Edward Rice.

An exhibit of Philip Juras' visions of the ancient landscapes of the South are now part of a special exhibition of his paintings at the Morris Museum of Art.

Susan Johnston , a well-known Augusta artist, will be the first to be featured in a gallery at Peacock Alley for the Home and Garden, inside KKPW.

Artist-author Malaika Favorite 's 40-year career will be highlighted in a two-site exhibit titled Retrospective of a Hardback Woman, 1970-2010.

Aiken's artists are offering their views of the city in juried exhibition at the Aiken Center for the Arts. Artists submitted works interpreting their relationship with the city and its history.

With the new year on the horizon, there are quite a few art exhibits on the calendar for January openings.

A new gallery called Knick Knack Paddy Whack will open today at 1415 Monte Sano Ave. in the Shops of Summerville.

It seems that Thursday nights are becoming more crowded with arts and cultural events, and this week is no exception.

There are a couple of notable programs this weekend at the Morris Museum of Art.

Three Southern museums have combined forces to organize the first comprehensive traveling exhibition celebrating the life and work of artist Helen Turner.

We're heading into the home stretch of Westobou, but there is still a lot on the calendar between now and the Saturday's finale.

As the third annual Westobou Festival gets under way this week, the visual arts are taking a prominent role in the cultural extravaganza.

Philip Morsberger's images seem to be everywhere this month. As the Westobou Festival's first signature artist, Morsberger has paintings featured on promotional materials for multiple events.

August is kind of a slow month, artswise; so what happens? The two visual arts events of note next week are scheduled on the same night at the same time in two different places.

From the earliest days of the Morris Museum of Art, visitors have been intrigued by two paintings by Atlanta artist Don Cooper.

Artists Raoul Pacheco and Ethan Brock will open solo exhibitions at the Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art.

The art to be seen this month brings the opportunity to explore a range of artistic visions.

Artist Willie Cole will be the first speaker in the 2010 Terra Cognita lecture series at the Morris Museum of Art on Feb. 11.

ART AT THE GERTRUDE HERBERT: Works by Augusta State University art professor and printmaker Kristin Casaletto will be featured in an exhibit opening Friday in the main galleries at the Gertrude ...