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- 1Artist David Revoy bans AI derivation of his works●License update: AI derivation prohibited on all my art, lore, stories, comics
French illustrator David Revoy has updated the licenses covering all his art, lore, stories and comics to explicitly prohibit AI derivation, meaning his works may no longer be used to train or generate AI content. Revoy, known for the open-source webcomic Pepper & Carrot, has long been an advocate for free culture and artist rights. The move is drawing attention as creators increasingly seek legal tools to keep their work out of generative AI systems.
- 2Trailing of the Sheep Festival Name Traced to Art Exhibition▼Trailing of the Sheep Festival Got Its Name During Art Exhibition
The Trailing of the Sheep Festival in Sun Valley, Idaho, received its name during an art exhibition, according to a report by Eye On Sun Valley. The item recounts how the popular annual celebration of the region's sheep-herding heritage was first christened at that event. No further details about the exhibition or the people involved were provided.
- 3Watertown Museum Opens Exhibit of Armenian Religious Art●Watertown Museum’s New Exhibit Features Armenian Religious Art
The Watertown Museum has opened a new exhibition dedicated to Armenian religious art, according to local news coverage. Watertown, Massachusetts, is home to one of the largest Armenian-American communities in the United States, giving the exhibit particular resonance locally. Details on the artworks, lenders, and opening dates remain limited so far.
- 4Syracuse to Face UConn in Exhibition Game at Mohegan Sun●Orange to Face UConn in Exhibition Game at Mohegan Sun
Syracuse will play UConn in an exhibition basketball game at Mohegan Sun arena in Connecticut, according to Syracuse University Athletics. The matchup brings together two storied Northeast programs ahead of the upcoming season, giving fans an early look at both rosters in a neutral-site setting.
- 5Artist prepares spring exhibition of tropical fish paintings●Getting these cuties listed! The original paintings will be in my exhibition in the Spring and will be available for sal
Artist Sharon Cummings is listing new tropical fish paintings ahead of her spring exhibition, where the originals will go on sale. Prints of the works, including a piece titled Tropical Aqua Blue Flower Fish, are already available through Fine Art America. She shared the update with followers, calling the pieces her 'cuties'.
- 6Manila's environment office wins third place at Plastic Reimagine 2026 exhibit●Congratulations, Department of Environment and Public Services 🎉 The City of Manila, through the Department of Environment and Public Services (DEPS), bagged 3rd Place at the Plastic Reimagine 2026: From Waste to Innovation exhibit during the PackPri
The City of Manila, through its Department of Environment and Public Services, took 3rd place at the Plastic Reimagine 2026: From Waste to Innovation exhibit held during the PackPri event. The recognition highlights the department's work on turning plastic waste into innovative solutions, and congratulations are pouring in for the city's environmental team.
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The University of Massachusetts men's basketball team beat Rhode Island 81-68 in an exhibition game, leading from start to finish and never surrendering the lead. The result offers an encouraging early sign for the Minutemen's form heading into the season, though it came in a non-counting preseason matchup rather than a regular-season contest.
- 8System of a Down marks 25 years of 'Toxicity' with new exhibit●‘Toxicity’ at 25: System of a Down exhibit revisits the album that changed everything
A new exhibition marking the 25th anniversary of System of a Down's landmark 2001 album 'Toxicity' has opened, revisiting the record that made the Armenian-American band a global force. The Los Angeles Times profiled the display, which traces the album's creation and its lasting impact on metal and political rock.