Making a Peoria Renaissance by Mae Gilliland Wright Photography by Erick Minnis A newly formed group seeks to elevate the voices of local Black artists.
Float, Drown or Swim Against the Tide by Brian “Fox” Ellis Questions of art and business in the time of COVID-19
Jazz on the Porch by Jonathan Wright The pandemic has been rough on everyone, but few have been hit as hard as working musicians.
Making Impressions The PAG Print Room will house printing presses, tools and equipment to support a variety of forms of letterpress and relief printing.
Peace and Harvest: The WPA in Peoria by Lottie Fiddes, Peoria Riverfront Museum The artistic legacy of the WPA can still be seen in Peoria and throughout the country.
Mementos of Humanity by Jonathan Wright Love letters from a distant era inspire antidotes for isolation over 75 years later.
Love Letters to Peoria by Mae Gilliland Wright A unique project channels the events of a tumultuous summer into love for the community.
When the Great European Piano Virtuosos Came to Peoria by Ken Zurski Even before the vaudeville days, Peoria had a great desire for the arts—especially classical music.
The Art We Need Now by Lynette Woelfle Steger Take a stroll down Washington Street... and find yourself momentarily pulled out of your usual mental state.
