Philadelphia Art Museum Director Files Lawsuit After Dismissal

**Alexandra Suda Sues Philadelphia Art Museum After Termination** Less than a week after her dismissal as director and CEO of the Philadelphia Art Museum (PhAM), Alexandra “Sasha” Suda has filed a lawsuit against the institution, claiming unlawful termination and breaches of her employment agreement. This legal step follows an external investigation, prompted by a board committee, which influenced her exit. […]

Public Artwork by Shellyne Rodriguez Honors the Bronx

Shellyne Rodriguez, a renowned artist and community organizer, unveiled her latest public artwork, “Phoenix Ladder: Monument to the People of the Bronx,” on November 8. The terracotta, brick, and steel sculpture features an ascending ladder, symbolizing resilience and renewal, reflecting the Bronx’s history of overcoming adversity. The piece commemorates the rebuilding of the borough following the 1970s fires, which destroyed […]

Experience The Met Virtually: Take a VR Tour

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Launches Immersive Virtual Reality Exhibitions Today, November 10, the Metropolitan Museum of Art unveiled two pioneering digital exhibitions that invite visitors to engage with its revered collections through virtual reality. This new initiative allows art enthusiasts to explore the museum’s iconic galleries from the comfort of their homes, using either a VR headset or a […]

The True Identity of Marie Antoinette Beyond Her Opulent Image

Marie Antoinette’s Influence on Fashion and Politics Explored at the V&A Museum The Victoria and Albert Museum in London is currently hosting an exhibition titled “Marie Antoinette Style,” a captivating exploration of the life and influence of one of history’s most iconic queens. Known both for her fashion-forward choices and her controversial role in the turmoil leading up to the […]

Roman Shipwreck Found Almost Completely Intact in Six Feet of Water Near Mallorca

A remarkably preserved Roman merchant ship from the late Roman Empire, resting just about six feet (two meters) beneath the crystal blue waters off the coast of the island of Mallorca, near the Iberian Peninsula, is set to be recovered and raised starting in 2026. The [Ses Fontanelles shipwreck](https://ia.ub.edu/en/ses-fontanelles-shipwreck/), dating back to the mid-4th century CE, has provided researchers with […]

Transform Your Practice with UMBC’s Intermedia and Digital Arts MFA Program

The Intermedia and Digital Arts (IMDA) MFA program at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), offers an exciting opportunity for interdisciplinary artists aiming to innovate or expand their practice. This three-year, 60-credit graduate program provides private studios located within Baltimore’s vibrant art community. The faculty consists of nationally and internationally acclaimed artists, filmmakers, designers, and scholars who maintain active […]

Invitation for Applications: Roman Witt Residency Program at the University of Michigan

**Roman J. Witt Residency Program: Fostering Artistic Innovation at the University of Michigan** The Roman J. Witt Residency Program is a distinguished initiative at the University of Michigan designed to support the creation of new work by both established and emerging artists and designers. Each academic year, the program awards a single residency, offering a significant opportunity for artists worldwide […]

An In-Depth Ranking of ’80s References Featured in Stranger Things

**An In-Depth Ranking of ’80s References Featured in Stranger Things** “Stranger Things,” Netflix’s nostalgic homage to the 1980s, is nothing short of a cultural phenomenon. Laden with pop culture references, the series masterfully captures the essence of the ’80s, reigniting the era’s charm for both those who lived it and new generations alike. Below is an in-depth ranking of the […]