Charleston artist Liz Roberts uses real fish to create colorful one-of-a-kind prints. Known as Fish Print Girl, Roberts puts a vibrant spin on a centuries-old Japanese art form known as gyotaku.

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After a hiatus, the hands-on multimedia art exhibition returns July 19 at Assembly Square.

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Becoming transnational : insights into the transformations of the contemporary art scene in Nairobi, Kenya Noémie Jäger Smithsonian Libraries and Archives ...