The Television Academy Foundation will present the free, virtual event for media-arts students and early career professionals, “Access: Behind the Screens - Margin to Mainstream” on Wednesday, Feb. 25 ...

This winter has been a long one, with few respites from the snow and cold weather. Cabin Fever, the Corning Gaffer District's 17th annual winter wine and beer tasting event set for Feb. 20, is ...

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Pendleton Ward on Getting Involved with "The Elephant": "Well, it's cool to be involved in experimental art. I think it all started the beginning of this past year. It all happened pretty quickly. It ...

The Church on Delmar is a new cannabis-friendly event space in St. Louis' Skinker DeBaliviere neighborhood. The city’s first cannabis-friendly event space is now open on the Delmar Loop. Retail ...

A lineup of animation historians, filmmakers, and industry veterans will gather in L.A. next month to celebrate one of animation’s most influential studios, UPA. A Night of UPA: Mid-Century Modern ...

Celebrate Pi Day with this fun Python tutorial where we create an animation illustrating the irrational nature of Pi! Watch as we visualize Pi's never-ending decimal expansion and explore the math ...

Helmers behind 'In Your Dreams,' 'Arco' and 'Little Amélie' talk animation's endless possiblities; 'Let's imagine things better,' says Ugo Bienvenu The fourth annual “Pixels and Pencils” directors ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Street performers, floats and costumed entertainers dazzled crowds Saturday for the 11th annual Arts in the Dark Parade. Over 90 cultural groups lit up the Loop, with crowd attendance ...

The momentum of Chicago's downtown real estate scene continues to shift west, redefining the boundaries of business, development, and innovation. As Fulton Markets rapid expansion meets the historical ...

Physics and Python stuff. Most of the videos here are either adapted from class lectures or solving physics problems. I really like to use numerical calculations without all the fancy programming ...