Mobile and Baldwin County News
The little shotgun-style building on McKenzie Street near the pedestrian overpass in downtown Foley doesn’t look like a landmark, but it is twice over. The structure that houses the Foley…
A hundred acres of quiet on the Tensaw River Follow the rivers north of Spanish Fort into the Mobile-Tensaw Delta and the subdivisions thin out fast. Past the last paved…
Retirement is a gift I have earned and intend to enjoy. That was the plan, anyway, after looking forward to it for 20 years. Now that I’m here, it has…
Walk into the homes of many coastal Alabama art collectors and you have probably already seen the earlier Ashley Terrell: ethereal landscapes and abstracts in muted colors, painted with big…
Fairhope has long been a town that draws creative people to its sidewalks and storefronts, and few of its newer artists have arrived at the easel by a less conventional…
The Mobile Arts Council is hosting a sale of paintings by John Chamblin at its galleries at 318 Dauphin Street in downtown Mobile. The sale closes Friday, March 2, and…
Rex Dingler, the New Orleans-born street artist known for his cityscapes and social-commentary art, returns to Mobile on Friday, February 10, for an art exhibition and book release party titled…
A sprawling multi-media art exhibition featuring the work of 40 local artists is set to open on Mobile’s Dauphin Street in September 2011, with all proceeds benefiting Penelope House, the…
Three celebrated Mobile, Alabama, artists took part in a live online webcast through Artstream Live in January 2011, bringing their creative work to audiences across the internet in a groundbreaking…
Painter Lauren Woods brought her exhibition Somewhere In Between to the Mobile Arts Council’s “Skinny” Gallery in December 2010, and sat down during the run of the show to talk…