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Printed Matter’s LA Art Book Fair Scheduled for May 7-10 Return

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Terms and Conditions for the May 4th Contest

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Printed Matter’s LA Art Book Fair Scheduled for May 7-10 Return

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Enormous Buddha Statue Installed in New York City
April 19, 2026

Fiber Sculptures Investigate the Influence of Social Media on Women’s Identity

Glimpse, 2025. String, yarn, discarded electrical cable, rubber tube, elastic cord, foam, and cloth. Sculptural threads twist, spiral, and vibrate with an almost electrifying energy in the creations of Sato Sugamoto. Employing vibrant fibers and electrical wires, Sugamoto forms complex, knotted shapes that suggest the hidden structures of human cognition. Grounded in her experience of traversing Japan’s cultural norms, Sugamoto’s […]

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April 19, 2026

BSA Weekly Image Picks: April 19, 2026

**BSA Weekly Image Selections: April 19, 2026** In its commitment to illuminating the rich and varied realm of street art, the Brooklyn Street Art (BSA) team has once again assembled a captivating array of images that embody the art form’s energetic essence. For the week of April 19, 2026, the BSA editors unveil a collection that highlights social commentary, vivid […]

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April 18, 2026

Interview: Painter Who Transitioned from Goldsmith Uses Metal Leaf to Seize the Enchantment of Wildlife

Mixed-media artist Marie Lavallee serves as a wonderful reminder that creativity can take multiple forms. Her love for painting began in high school, after which she built a career as a goldsmith, eventually returning to painting after the age of 50. Despite her shift in mediums, remnants of her previous craft are still visible—Lavallee includes gold and copper leaf details […]

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April 18, 2026

12th Edition of New York’s 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair Honors Afro-Brazilian Innovation

In the realm of art, few occasions hold as much excitement as the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair, poised to brighten New York’s Starrett-Lehigh Building from May 13 to May 17, 2026. Serving as a tribute to the rich and varied artistry emerging from Africa and its diasporas, 1-54 has established itself as a guiding light for contemporary African art […]

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April 18, 2026

A Discussion on Art Featuring Rama Duwaji

**Weekly Newsletter** The artist and NYC first lady in an exclusive interview, LACMA’s stunning new building, Trump plays Christ, and much more. — Last week, I visited Gracie Mansion in Manhattan for a conversation with artist and New York First Lady Rama Duwaji. It was her first interview with a journalist since her husband, Zohran Mamdani, took office on January […]

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April 17, 2026

Tania El Khoury’s Calming Approach to Revenge Art

This article was intended to profile Tania El Khoury, a renowned multidisciplinary Lebanese artist, educator, and activist. However, the recent breakout of war has shifted the focus. As the United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran, Iran retaliated by bombarding Lebanon, resulting in numerous casualties and widespread displacement. Despite these harrowing circumstances, El Khoury remains dedicated to her art […]

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April 17, 2026

Breaking Orbán’s 16-Year Control Over Hungary’s Art World

Having lived my entire adult life under right-wing authoritarian Viktor Orbán’s regime, his colossal defeat at Hungary’s parliamentary elections last Sunday by Tisza, the largest opposition party, still feels hard to believe. Witnessing people in my hometown, Budapest, erupt with joy — dancing in the streets, strangers high-fiving each other — makes me hopeful that after 16 years, the Orbanization […]

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April 17, 2026

Joan Semmel’s Exceptional Artwork Continues to Inspire at Age 93

The entrance to Joan Semmel’s Soho loft immediately sets the tone with an evocative oil self-portrait titled “Mirrored Screen” (2005). This piece, reflecting not only Semmel’s likeness but also her exploration into themes of narcissism and self-perception, signals the deeply personal and introspective nature of her work. The artwork is part of a series from over 20 years ago focused […]

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