Painting and Splatter with a twist is getting ready to host a whole new year of making your special day even more fun.

Splatter with a Twist is the best place to host your birthday or date night in the new year. Suspected mountain lion attack ...

Helen Frankenthaler has a few global shows this next year. To prepare, let's look at the five most expensive work's she sold ...

AMMON — You can make a mess while having an absolute blast. One local business is letting families, teens, and friends enjoy an exciting and colorful experience with paint. Ammon Art Garage, owned by ...

CLEARWATER, FLA. – Art Tampa Bay in Clearwater opens its doors with classes to benefit kids and adults with disabilities, foster children, cancer patients and others. One Friday every month, they have ...

As the media world finds renewed interest in Olivia Nuzzi’s RFK Jr. scandal due to her ex-fiancé Ryan Lizza’s tell-all series on the subject, the newly hired West Coast Editor of Vanity Fair is ...

Stumpy's Hatchet House in the Liberty Center has a new interactive feature that doubles as a stress reliever. The axe-throwing entertainment business located at 3728 Liberty St. has converted its back ...

iSmash, a fast-growing interactive entertainment brand known for its rage rooms, splatter painting and ax-throwing, plans to open in December in Stuart, according to a news release. The ...

Famed American painter Jackson Pollock’s large-format work Number1A, 1948 uses a vibrant shade of blue that had previously been unknown. Researchers analyzed paint directly from the canvas on display ...

The founder of a small business called Mayhem is building out three rage rooms and two paint splatter rooms at 52 Alder St. in Portland’s West Bayside neighborhood. “Rage rooms have been on the rise ...

If you've ever done a DIY paint job, you know it's hard work—and it can get a little messy. When painting ceilings, drips are the biggest problem because, unlike when you're painting a wall, the paint ...

A quick run to Sheetz for gas last week turned into a frustrating ordeal for Antoinette Black after she unwittingly drove her new car over freshly painted road lines applied by PennDOT in Camp Hill.