Art

An eastern Kentucky teacher is getting a lot of attention for this seasonal post-it note artwork.

I've seen this my whole life. I have the copy I inherited from my grandfather. It's called "Grace" and it's by Eric Enstrom. Who else has it and/or the female counterpart?

With the kids being homeschooled for the time being lots of parents and caretakers are on the constant search for educational experiences.  How about making Kool-aid Rock Candy?!  The kids will love this and probably the parents too.
One of the coolest things about making rock candy is not …

The 22nd Annual Owensboro Multicultural Festival normally takes place the second weekend in August at First Presbyterian Church on Griffith Avenue will look quite different this year but will be just as amazing.
The Festival is an annual event celebrating diversity, sponsored by First Presbyterian Ch…

New Beginnings has launched the search for an artist to create a powerful mural and message in downtown Owensboro.

Friday was National Tattoo Day and we asked the Tristate to show off their body art.  People get tattoos for a variety of reasons and the stories behind them are always the best.  Here are some of the ones you all shared with us.
Angel here and I don't have any tattoos but I have always admired the b…

If we are being totally honest we have all taken our hairstylists for granted. With COVID-19 locking them up for 10 weeks we are all singing their praises as they freshen us up just in time for summer.

One woman did. And, THANKS to that crocheted nest, she hasn't seen a hornet at her place in four years.

How about interactive chalk art? In northern Kentucky, they've turned it into an obstacle course, which is a brilliant idea.

In the non-recipe division, look how creative Kentuckians have kept busy during the COVID self-quarantine.

"Who's Your Hero Chalk Art Contest" for children and adults, is happening tomorrow for residents at Riverbend Pointe. Pieces will be judged, but it's all about helping this beautiful park community. Healthy at home and in the driveway!

Creativity has exploded as we self-quarantine and stay healthy at home. Look at all this chalk artwork from around the tri-state.