Box art isn't just for show; it sets the tone for the entire gaming experience. Covers like Limbo's evoke emotion and set the ...

It’s been longer than 358 days. Released in 2009, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days focuses on the life that Roxas — Sora’s Nobody — lived before he returned to Sora at the start of Kingdom Hearts II.

The Wild Hearts Gallery in Placitas is spotlighting an unconventional medium this month: dried gourds. The new exhibit, “Gourdeous Art,” features the work of 13 members of the New Mexico Gourd ...

The new goods are divided between the Dragon Quest PETs collection, with 10 goods available; the Final Fantasy PETs collection, which offers only 3 new items; and the Kingdom Hearts PETs line ...

In June, the museum plans to display the five bronzes in its Art of Africa Gallery. (It will also display one on loan from Lehman, a commemorative head that left the kingdom before the 1897 attack.) ...

An exhibit of letters penned by writer and historian Letizia Roxas-Constantino, wife of historian Renato Constantino ... Ohm David for amplifying the life of Letizia through his art. "All of these we ...

The 28-year-old, who is not a working royal but does attend occasional family occasions, has exhibited his abstract ceramics internationally after studying art at the University of Edinburgh.

Kingdom Hearts 4's Strelitzia appeared alongside Sora in the reveal trailer. This mysterious girl was thought to be a newcomer to the series, however, those who played Kingdom Hearts Union X know ...

NOW, THI The mother of Derrick Harmon, the Pittsburgh Steelers' first-round draft pick, has died.The team confirmed the news in a written statement released by Steelers President Art Rooney II on ...

I'm the Idaho News 6 neighborhood reporter dedicated to bringing you the latest stories from Nampa. NAMPA, Idaho — A new community art movement, Hearts Across the Valley, is making waves in the ...

Sixteen of the jester’s best works, including the Louvre series, are on display until January 9 at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., the first major American exhibition of its kind.