**Daily Newsletter** **Perspectives of Venezuela and Cuba from Exile, an Exhibition of Artwork Made by Children in Gaza, and Remembering Colombian Artist Beatriz González** Good morning. The ongoing repression of dissidents in Venezuela following the US attacks reminds us that President Trump never had the interest of the nation’s people at heart. The painful reality of many immigrants is one […]
Colombian artist Beatriz González, a pivotal figure in Latin American contemporary art, passed away on January 9 at 93 in her home. Renowned for her vibrant color use and innovative application of furniture as a canvas, she explored Colombia’s collective memory by visually interpreting the nation’s history, focusing on political events, violence, and loss. Her passing was confirmed by her […]
Rachel Accurso, the renowned early childhood educator known as Ms. Rachel, is championing Palestinian children’s causes through an art exhibition in New York City. She will showcase artworks by children from Gaza on January 13 at Chelsea’s Caelum Gallery in the show titled “Colors That Survived.” Twenty limited edition prints of each piece, priced at $200, will be sold with […]
**Nyamakop’s Revolutionary Game ‘Relooted’ Explores Cultural Repatriation Through Engaging Heist Adventure** In a bold and groundbreaking move, South African indie game studio Nyamakop has announced the upcoming release of “Relooted,” an innovative heist adventure game challenging players to confront issues of cultural restitution by reclaiming African artifacts from Western museums. Set in a futuristic Johannesburg, “Relooted” tasks players with guiding […]
Kepler’s Supernova, initially detected in 1604, has remained a focal point of extensive investigation for astronomers due to its captivating remnants. As a Type Ia supernova, it arises from a binary system wherein one star is a white dwarf. When this white dwarf surpasses its critical mass by drawing in material from its companion or merging with another white dwarf, […]
**Editor’s Note: The following story contains material that may be triggering to some readers.** **Dreamworlds: Surrealism at 100 – An Exhibition with Contextual Gaps** *PHILADELPHIA* — The Philadelphia Art Museum’s *Dreamworlds*, celebrating 100 years of Surrealism, showcases masterworks but glosses over historical and political nuances, especially regarding Salvador Dalí. Known for his shocking acts and contentious politics, Dalí’s complex character […]
A Touching Story of a Boy and His Shelter Canine: Cai and Waylon’s Adventure In a narrative that has touched hearts all over social media, a 9-year-old boy named Cai found more than just a new furry companion; he stumbled upon a connection that felt destined. Like many children his age, Cai longed for a dog to call his own. […]
Happy New Year! As we kick off 2026, our latest book reviews highlight significant works that delve into art, history, and identity. Among these is Sue Roe’s “Hidden Portraits: Six Women Who Shaped Picasso’s Life,” which critically examines the complex relationships between Pablo Picasso and the women whose legacies have been overshadowed by his fame. Critic Bridget Quinn provides insight […]
Hummingbirds are recognized for their elusive nature; so much that spotting one is deemed a symbol of fortune in numerous cultures. To enhance these fleeting encounters, Birdfy has introduced an innovative smart bird feeder tailored for these swift beings. The Birdfy Hum Bloom was unveiled at CES 2026 and even garnered recognition at the CES Innovation Awards. Although many bird […]
San Francisco is set to host two highly anticipated art exhibitions showcasing the large-scale works of Bay Area artist Mitchell Johnson. As 2026 begins, art enthusiasts can expect to engage with Johnson’s vibrant and evocative paintings that explore landscapes with a unique blend of abstraction and realism. The first exhibition, “Large New England Landscapes (Selected Paintings 2008-2025),” will be displayed […]