Articles

Here at ByFarr, we’re ringing in spring with an exciting announcement! We recently expanded our print studio at our Cottontown office, where everything from die-cutting to embossing to foiling is now possible.

From Vietnam to South Carolina: Minh Le makes her mark on Columbia and beyond.

Whether you aspire to See the Art, Be the Art, or Create the Art, there’s room for everyone on Columbia’s canvas.

Morihiko Nakahara doesn't remember when or how he first learned to read music. It could've been in kindergarten, as music class was a required subject in his native city of Kagoshima Perfecture, Japan.

In this Arts & Culture issue, we're shaking things up with a "left brain perspective." Take a journey through eight iconic boroughs that perfectly encapsulate how care for the arts, thoughtful development, and architectural preservation play a role in Columbia's unique cultural landscape.

There is a remarkable moment that happens when we uncover a true passion that is destined to make an impact in our lives and the lives of others.

"I like working large," Ija said. "The bigger the project, the better. Murals, busses, it doesn't matter to me."

There are an abundance of theatre productions, live music performances, and art displays for all to enjoy. Dive into the variety of fantastic ways to appreciate the coming of autumn here in our Capital City!

Everybody’s got a story about the first concert that they ever went to, and around Columbia, you’ll often find that those stories include a local band or artist and a hidden hole-in-the-wall venue that you’d only know about if you were a local...

Trahern Cook, also known as Easel Cathedral, has mastered the art of plein-air paintings like few other local artists...

Making an impact on our community and its future: Alex English

Sharing her love of Columbia throughout our state and beyond: Kim Jamieson