Renaming Historic Diné Weaving to Highlight Native History
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An Affectionate Tribute to Manhattan’s Lower East Side
**Destiny Mata’s Love Letter to the Lower East Side** Destiny Mata, an acclaimed photographer, has turned her lens toward capturing and preserving the essence of the Lower East Side (LES) through her unique photographic project, the “Lower East Side Yearbook.” Born in San Antonio, Texas, Mata moved to New York City, where her upbringing in the NYCHA (New York City […]
A Guide to Six Must-Visit Art Spaces in St. Louis
**St. Louis: America’s Hidden Art Gem** St. Louis stands uniquely among American cities as the only major city offering free admission to all its art museums, thanks to robust city and state support alongside a commendable funding model. This accessibility cements its status as a crucial art destination beyond its famous culinary delights and the iconic Gateway Arch. **Saint Louis […]
The Rediscovered Schiele Masterpiece: A Factual Account
**The Rediscovery of Egon Schiele’s Masterpiece and Its Cinematic Interpretation** In 2005, Egon Schiele’s 1914 painting *Wilted Sunflowers (Autumn Sun II)*, lost for almost 70 years after being looted by the Nazis, was unexpectedly found in an apartment in Mulhouse, France. The residents were unaware of the painting’s significance, with initial evaluations presuming it to be a replica. However, it […]
Current Must-See Art Exhibitions in New York City
Halloween is nearly upon us, and the work of Edward Gorey is at the Society of Illustrators to ensure it’s appropriately macabre. Although the exhibition focuses on his illustrations for others rather than his own books, it offers a strange trip through Gorey’s unique world. In a different vein, the 8th Floor gallery explores how artists depict landscapes in multifaceted […]
The Vulgarity and Crudeness of Malevolence
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Survey Reveals Women Outspend Men as Art Collectors
Despite mounting economic uncertainty, wealthy collectors, including Gen Z individuals, are spending more of their assets on art than in previous years, according to a new [report](https://theartmarket.artbasel.com/download/The-Art-Basel-and-UBS-Survey-of-Global-Collecting-in-2025.pdf) released by UBS and Art Basel. Women are among the biggest spenders on fine and decorative art and antiques, the report found — and they’re also among the most likely to purchase works […]
Danielle Mckinney’s Embrace of Feminine Expressiveness
**An Exploration of Danielle Mckinney’s “Tell Me More” at the Rose Art Museum** WALTHAM, Mass. — The artistic journey of Danielle Mckinney has taken a captivating turn with her first solo American museum exhibition, “Tell Me More,” which is currently on display at the Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University. Known for her transition from photography to painting, Mckinney has carved […]
Embroidery Artist Creates Over 150 Bird Species on Leaves
**Laura Dalla Vecchia: Stitching Brazil’s Avian Richness onto Dry Leaves** Brazil, celebrated for its abundant biodiversity, hosts more than 1,800 bird species, positioning it as a crucial ecological treasure. Among these, 200 species are indigenous to the country. Embroidery artist Laura Dalla Vecchia, known as Leveza Art, highlights this bird diversity through her distinctive craftsmanship. She intricately stitches these birds […]
Paleontologists Uncover Exceptionally Preserved 70-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Egg
Argentina’s National Scientific and Technical Research Council, known as CONICET, has led the way in remarkable scientific breakthroughs this year. In a noteworthy discovery, paleontologists from CONICET found a 70-million-year-old dinosaur egg in almost flawless condition in the Río Negro province of Patagonia. This discovery stands out not only due to the egg’s excellent state but also because of its […]