It is a microcosm of larger trends.

The county is hoping that tech companies might be interested in the building, and that the community doesn’t see the closure as an abandonment of cultural investment.

An album is almost never “just an album” but Beauty Pill Describes Things As They Are was always going to be something more.

It could remain open through June of 2015.

Emily Pulley, a soprano who has performed with the Metropolitan Opera and the Virginia Opera, stars in UrbanAria’s current production, She, After, at Artisphere’s Black Box Theater.

Parking spots will be become impromptu parks tomorrow as part of the global celebration of Park(ing) Day.

What would it be like if the world were invaded by the characters who populate the beloved video games of our past? Pretty ugly for us, the French video artist Patrick Jean projects in his short film Pixels.

Reunions are inherently nerve wracking. However, Black Tambourine managed to calm their nerves to give a memorable performance to cap off Chickfactor’s 20th anniversary celebration at Artisphere.

Our lengthy conversation with Beauty Pill’s Chad Clark begins with his attempts to demystify the record making process while explaining the nuts and bolts of the creation of “Steven and Tiwonge” and reveling in the uniqueness of his residency at Artisphere.

After recording their first album in seven years, Beauty Pill is ready to show off the results of their Immersive Ideal sessions at Artisphere.