Metro Arquitetos Associados was tasked with complementing the Museu de Arte de São Paulo’s (MASP) original building, designed ...

SLO Town has two new public art installations to marvel over. Along the Way consists of colorful fabric panels hung over the ...

Shelby dressed as Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz had to pal around with the likes of Rob, who was deep in character as New Orleans wonderdog Scrim, rather than Toto. As Rob greeted the public as ...

In order to alter the spaces in which she works, Koch uses scrims, fabric, and other means to block and redirect light. Light and air become the materials with which the artist works, prioritizing ...

Just when you thought the Scrim adoption drama had settled, a new chapter arrived overnight. The tale of New Orleans’ most famous stray has taken another turn—this time, with the key players uniting ...

CREATED IN HIS HONOR. WELL, IN A SOCIAL MEDIA POST, MICHELLE SHERMAN, WHO RUNS ZEUS’S RESCUE WHERE HE WAS BEING FOSTERED, REVEALED THAT HE WAS ORIGINALLY SUPPOSED TO BE ADOPTED OUT TO TWO PEOPLE ...

The celebrity runaway dog Scrim will stay with Zeus' Rescues owner Michelle Cheramie after a brief tug-of-war with fellow rescuer Tammy Murray ended Thursday in a tearful videotaped reconciliation.

It was just a week ago that Scrim, the Crescent City’s celebrity runaway dog, was finally captured and delivered from the mean streets after 11 months on the run. Videos circulated on social ...

For nearly a year, Scrim, New Orleans' most famous stray, managed to evade capture, living off the streets and quickly locking his place as an instant urban legend. But now, after his long-awaited ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Beloved repeat runaway dog Scrim, can now have a space in your home thanks to the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum. On Tuesday, Feb. 18, museum officials unveiled ...

Scrim, New Orleans’ celebrity stray dog, wandered far and wide during his life on the road, all the way from Mid-City to Harahan. But his fame has traveled even farther. Now, a toymaker in ...

For months, Scrim ran wild around the city, eluding capture and developing a giant fan base. His saga has inspired tattoos, murals and Mardi Gras floats. By Rick Rojas Reporting from New Orleans ...