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Ruth Asawa’s Significant Retrospective Launches at New York’s MoMA
**Ruth Asawa: A Retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art** Following a remarkably successful five-month run at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMoMA), the acclaimed retrospective of Ruth Asawa’s creations has arrived at New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). Titled “Ruth Asawa: A Retrospective,” this pioneering exhibition displays an impressive selection of nearly 400 pieces that chronicle […]
Japanese Hotel Chain Offers Cuddly Companions with Miniature Beds and Sleepwear for Guests
In recent years, a phenomenon has surfaced among youthful travelers, especially those journeying alone. They bring along their beloved plushies not just for nighttime comfort but to accompany them on their adventures as travel companions. Some even make these toys the focal points of their travel photos for an extra adorable memory. Recognizing this trend, Japanese hotel chain Toyoko Inn […]
Rashid Johnson’s Most Extensive Solo Exhibition: An All-Encompassing Tour de Force
Rashid Johnson’s showcase at the Guggenheim, entitled “A Poem for Deep Thinkers,” represents the most extensive solo exhibition of his creations thus far, encompassing over 90 artworks. The event illustrates Johnson’s interdisciplinary method, presenting large-scale canvases, sculptures, films, and beyond. Key works include “God Painting ‘The Spirit’” and “Untitled Anxious Audience,” which highlight his developing style and consistent themes. A […]
Ammonite-Inspired Pavilion Emphasizes the Interrelation of Existence
At this year’s World Expo in Osaka, Japan, attendees are discovering some of the finest architectural, cultural, and artistic advancements from around the globe. Pasona Group’s involvement in the expo is no different, bringing together elements of nature and spirituality alongside interconnectivity and ecology. To Pasona, there is no symbol that embodies these concepts better than an ammonite. In architectural […]
Alison Knowles, Pioneering Fluxus Artist, Passes Away at 92
Alison Knowles, a powerhouse in postwar experimental art and a cofounder of the Fluxus movement, passed away at her home in New York City on October 29 at age 92. Her death was confirmed by James Fuentes gallery, which represented her. Knowles worked not only between disciplines but between media, seemingly exploding the boundaries of every form she inhabited. Over […]
Artists Urge Boycott of Maxxi Museum Due to Alleged Connections with Israel
Six artists have withdrawn from an exhibition at the MAXXI National Museum of 21st Century Arts in Rome, citing the museum’s stance on Israel’s actions in Gaza and Palestine. In a letter on the website Nero, they accused the museum of ties to entities complicit in Israeli actions, notably collaborating with energy company Eni, which has an offshore oil exploration […]
Billie Eilish Contributes $11.5 Million to Charitable Causes, Calls for Increased Donations from Billionaires
Singer Billie Eilish has consistently been a voice for the people, frequently participating in political and social advocacy. She has brought attention to the issue of climate change, urged fashion designers to abandon fur, confronted body shaming through a compelling video, and discussed women’s reproductive rights. A remarkable young woman, Eilish leverages her platform to support the causes close to […]
Taipei Biennial 2025 Examines the Persistence of Yearning
The 14th edition of the Taipei Biennial, “Whispers on the Horizon,” opens on November 1 at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum (TFAM). Curated by Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath, the exhibition features around 150 works by 72 artists from 37 cities, including 34 new commissions and site-specific installations in painting, sculpture, film, photography, and performance. “Whispers on the Horizon” explores […]