Four new Fresno‑area restaurants opened in January, offsetting several closures. Two new spots launched Chinese soup‑dumpling menus; one part of a small chain. Starving Artists Bistro reopened and ...

Breaking into the music industry is an artist's dream—but attaining success, or even just staying in it, often comes with strings attached. From predatory contracts and unpaid royalties to battles ...

Arguably Sundance’s most fervently awaited premiere, “The Moment” unveiled a satirized account of global pop icon Charli XCX’s life post-Brat summer. Charli’s performance is undoubtedly one of the ...

Financial literacy — that’s what keeps the paint brush stroking. A new arts residency in Palm Beach County seeks to help artists build sustainable careers amid ongoing anxiety over public funding.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In 2017, an observation about April Sunami’s work equaled what many Columbus artists consider the official seal of approval. It’s ...

Columbus artist April Sunami has received the Aminah Robinson Artist Fellowship. The fellowship includes a three-month residency in Robinson's restored home studio and a $15,000 award. Sunami will ...

Watch the demanding life of a starving artist in Passpartout’s oil painting simulator. Players must balance creativity with survival, crafting paintings that appeal to customers while managing ...

Explore the chaotic, humorous, and challenging world of a starving artist in this oil painter simulator. Passpartout streams reveal the delicate balance between artistic ambition and survival. Players ...

Starving Artist Bistro has closed in late 2024, but is reopen under new ownership. Janessa Tyler Special to The Bee Starving Artists Bistro reopened at Friant and Fort Washington roads this week, with ...

A High Desert artist is finding creative ways to sell art in what he calls an "art-deprived community." Jerrold Ridenour of Hesperia created a sticker vending machine filled with his original ...

“We are, I believe, the only group of our kind in the country,” Herron said with pride. “Not in New York. Not in Los Angeles. Not in Chicago. Why does this only happen in little ol’ Cleveland? Shouldn ...