On a glorious day in New York City, artist Jeffrey Gibson’s new facade commission at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, titled “The Animal That Therefore I Am,” captures the attention of onlookers. Inspired by Jacques Derrida’s book of the same name, the bronze sculptures form part of the ongoing series at The Met and delve into the profound interconnection between […]
Low water levels resulting from a severe drought that has caused a [humanitarian crisis](https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/8/19/iraq-is-facing-a-water-crisis-hit-by-one-of-its-worst-droughts-in-century) in parts of Iraq have exposed a series of ancient tombs in the country’s north. Archaeologists have discovered approximately 40 tombs, believed to be around 2,300 years old, along the cracked banks of the Mosul Dam in Iraq’s Khanke region, as reported by [Al Jazeera](https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/8/31/drought-in-iraq-unearths-more-than-2000-years-old-tombs). The […]
**Exploring the Intersection of Art and Music: Radiohead’s Visual Journey** Radiohead, the iconic English rock band, has not only revolutionized music but also elevated the visual art that accompanies their sound. At the heart of this artistic journey is the collaboration between Thom Yorke, the band’s frontman, and Stanley Donwood, an artist whose work has become synonymous with Radiohead’s identity. […]
Banksy’s Latest Mural: A Judge vs. Protester and Its Aftermath Banksy’s newest mural, depicting a judge attacking a protester, ignited controversy and conversation shortly after its appearance on the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Emerging just days after mass arrests at a Palestinian support protest, the image became a powerful symbol of resistance. Unlike many of Banksy’s works that […]
In May, high school junior Mia Heller was awarded $500 for creating an affordable filtration system using ferrofluid to clean water tainted with microplastics. Earlier this spring, student Mia Heller was honored at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair held in Ohio. The $500 award, presented by the Patent and Trademark Office Society (PTOS), acknowledged Heller’s contributions to water […]
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Stained glass windows have traditionally been linked with a sense of ancient splendor, frequently adorning Gothic structures in places such as churches, libraries, and universities. In contemporary times, this enduring art form has discovered a fresh avenue in the domain of haute couture, thanks to Oscar de la Renta’s Fall 2024 “Art Nouveau” collection. The fashion label has reinvented stained […]
The International Center of Photography’s (ICP) Photobook Fest is set to make a grand return, offering an exciting experience for photography enthusiasts and book lovers alike. Scheduled from October 2 to October 5, the Fest will take place in a comprehensive venue that includes ICP’s café, shop, museum, and school located in Manhattan’s Lower East Side at 84 Ludlow Street. […]
The Atlanta Art Fair is set to return for its much-anticipated second edition from September 25–28, 2025, at Pullman Yards in the historic Pratt Pullman District. Following its successful inaugural year, the fair will host over 70 leading galleries from Atlanta, the American South, and worldwide. This event is a key highlight of Atlanta’s cultural calendar, offering a diverse array […]
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