Visitors to the Legion of Honor museum in San Francisco are greeted by a monumental, 6-foot-tall bronze replica of The Thinker, one of the most iconic masterpieces of French artist Auguste Rodin. Located in the museum’s Court of Honor, the sculpture serves as a captivating centerpiece within an institution established to display a renowned collection of Rodin’s artwork. The original […]
After nearly 300 years, Kosta Boda has unquestionably perfected the craft of glassmaking. For generations, this Swedish heritage brand has skillfully merged tradition with innovation, crafting glassware deeply embedded in Scandinavian design values. At the heart of Kosta Boda’s modern triumph is Bertil Vallien. Now, at 88 years old, the artist has traveled all the way from Sweden to Brooklyn […]
In her newest solo show, “Water, Water, Everywhere,” Claudia Keep translates common interactions with water into mesmerizing visual experiences. Currently exhibited at Parker Gallery in Los Angeles, the collection showcases oil paintings that portray ordinary yet dynamic scenes. Keep’s investigation spans various environments such as cafes, pools, and beaches, highlighting the familiar through an emotive perspective. Pieces like “Night drive […]
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**BSA Weekly Image Showcase: April 26, 2026** The BSA Weekly Image Showcase dated April 26, 2026, presents yet another stunning assortment of images that embody the spirit of modern street art globally. Focusing on creativity, culture, and community, this week’s compilation does more than commend the variety and vibrancy of street art; it also highlights the stories and voices that […]
Installation photography of Nick Cave: Mammoth, Smithsonian American Art Museum, 2026, ©Nick Cave; Photos by RON BLUNT STUDIO An array of imitation fruits, adorned vegetables, crafted canes, glass aquatic creatures, toy vehicles, leather footwear, and much more fills a brilliantly lit table that stretches the entirety of a gallery at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Although they may seem randomly […]
Nic Nicosia: The Transition from Photography to Sculpture For many years, Nic Nicosia has been primarily honored as a photographer renowned for his surreal and dramatic imagery. Gaining fame in the 1980s, Nicosia’s creations were acknowledged alongside the artists of the Pictures Generation, further receiving recognition through showcases like the Whitney Biennial in 1983. Yet, the early 2000s signaled a […]
Luxury Villas in Japan Blending Scandinavian and Japanese Styles Images: Kenta Hasegawa Nestled on the hills of Sagishima, an isolated island in Japan, three luxury villas harmoniously combine Scandinavian and Japanese aesthetics, seamlessly integrating into the surrounding scenery. Each building was crafted from soil obtained directly from the location and shaped into the island’s undulating landscape. This initiative, named NOT […]
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The upcoming 61st Venice Biennale is anticipated to be an eventful edition, not just for its art but due to the tumultuous global atmosphere. There’s speculation on whether protests might overshadow the artistic displays within national pavilions. The late Koyo Kouoh’s main exhibition, “In Minor Keys,” is a focal point, with questions on its ability to meet the moment squarely. […]